Primeira classificação Compras em Cidade da Guatemala

Super Gangas y Mas is a supermarket in Zone 4. Check out their sections for party and gift items, candles, confectionery, grocery, toys, seasonal gifts and more. It is spread across three levels and has a small parking space.

Plaza Fontabella occupies a busy spot in Zona 10 and welcomes shoppers from all corners of the city. Escape the city's crowd and chaos and head to this swanky shopping precinct that features an alluring Neo-colonial layout. An array of high-end boutiques, fine-dine restaurants, bookstores and other attractions are found here. A cinema bistro on-site is also one of the major highlights of Fontabella.

One of the largest bookshops in the city, Sophos is a great place to spend an afternoon browsing through their extensive collection. From novels to manga, history books to art books; it's all available in a bright, modern store. Located on the second floor of the posh Plaza Fontabella, it's one of the few places that stock a good selection of English novels and books. The store has a glamorous coffee shop, where you can have a gourmet coffee while reading a novel from its wide selection of publications by Latin American authors. At Sophos you can also find your favorite music. The cafe terrace is quite a pleasant place to spend a few hours.

Distinguishable by its unique structural design and layout, Majadas Once offers a diverse selection of retail outlets, eateries and entertainment. With outlets of some of the biggest brands in fashion and electronics, there's no shortage of quality in what you find at this mall. A true one-stop-shop, here you can shop for all that you are looking for, with numerous options to choose. Once tired with all that shopping, head to one of the restaurants, and treat yourself to a palatable meal.

A modern shopping mall in the bustling capital, Centro Comercial Las Américas spoils its customers for choice, with a fascinating variety of retail outlets to choose from. Home to over 100 retail stores, and countless options for clothing, accessories, gadgets and home products to choose from, this truly is every shoppers dream destination. Along with stores, the mall is also home to several restaurants, a theater and an entertainment zone, which also makes perfect for a fun-day-out.

The Mercado de Artesanias, or Handicraft Market, first opened its doors in 1974. Since then, this enclosed market has been a popular haunt for tourists seeking out authentic Guatemalan crafts to take home as a souvenir. Just a hop, skip and jump away from the Main Market and the bus terminal, the Mercado de Artesanias is a flurry of colors, with shops stocked to the rafters with traditional masks, textiles, jewelry, candles, leather goods and more. The selection on offer spans the length and breadth of the country, sourcing handicrafts from every region of Guatemala. Stop by for a quick taste of local culture. Bargaining is the norm so don't hesitate to ask for a better price.