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San Cristobal

Ciudad San Cristóbal (or San Cristobal City) is the largest city in the municipality of Mixco, and part of the department of Guatemala.

One of the biggest housing developments near Guatemala City, it was first developed by DEINCO, a major real estate company, in 1973. It spans over more than 10 square kilometers, separated from the capital by a canyon, which had made it previously very difficult to develop. DEINCO built a bridge, called the San Cristobal Bridge, to enable people to easily reach the new development from the city. At first only two lanes, the bridge had to be later expanded to 4 lanes to accommodate the enormous amount of traffic going and coming from the city.

According to the 2002 population survey by the National Institute of Statistics, the entire Mixco municipality is home to more than 400,000 people. Of these, at least 150,000 live in Ciudad San Cristóbal.

See also
  • List of Guatemala Cities


  • References
  • Guatemala National Institute of Statistics


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    Hotels in San Cristobal
    Hotel del Prado Score 8.5 from 1 reviews
    Marina Nacional 399 Colonia Veronica 8.5/10
    Enjoy a variety of selections, from national to international dishes, by dining at El Café restaurant. Buffet breakfast to culinary dishes a la carte, are available for your enjoyment from 6:30am to 11pm daily. ... more
     
    Best Western Royal Zona Rosa Score 0 from 0 reviews
    Amberes #78 Colonia Juarez 0/10
    Enjoy the culinary expertise the Best Western Royal Zona Rosa hotel has to offer. The Tezka Restaurant is the perfect place to enjoy the best Basque cuisine, under the supervision of renowned Chef Juan Mari Arzak. Or why not enjoy the Mexican cuisine the Primavera restaurant has to offer. With a fresh and comfortable ambiance you can enjoy every meal. The lobby bar, that overlooks Amberes street, offers guest coffee and natural juices every morning. Enjoy the international cocktails and delicious snacks every evening while overlooking the city's night lights. ... more
     
    Las Hadas Golf Resort and Marina Score 0 from 0 reviews
    Ave. Vista Hermosa 0/10
    Las Hadas has a choice of 234 spacious rooms and suites, some with their own private pool and all of the rooms with their own private terrace for relaxing and breathtaking views of the bay. All rooms are facing the Santiago's Bay, and most of them enjoy a beautiful ocean view; with white marbled floor, private terrace or balcony; Air conditioned rooms with spacious interiors make all rooms at Las Hadas really comfortable to enjoy your stay. Some of them have a private plunge pool in the terrace. ... more
     
    NH Centro Historico Score 8.025 from 5 reviews
    Palma, 42 Centro 8.03/10
    This five-story hotel is located in downtown Mexico City, two blocks from the Metropolitan Cathedral. ... more
     
     Best Western Majestic Hotel Score 0 from 0 reviews
    Madero # 73, Centro 0/10
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    More hotels in San Cristobal

    Antigua Hop On Hop Off Trolley 2 hours

    Antigua Hop On Hop Off Trolley

    The Antigua Hop-on Hop-off Trolley tour is the perfect way to explore the ins and outs of this enchanting city!

    Not only do you see all the major attractions have to offer, this tour will also take you to places few tourists are lucky enough to have the opportunity to see, such as the Candelaria ruins, La Recoleccion Ruins, San Jeronimo, San Lazaro Cemetery, Tanque La Union and San Francisco.

    This tour will also take you to the townships of San Pedro las Huertas and San Juan el Obispo.

    Some of the highlights in Antigua include:

    • Santa Rosa Park
    • Candelaria Ruins
    • Isabel la Catolica Park
    • San Sebastian Church
    • La Recoleccion Ruins
    • San Jeronimo Church
    • Mercado de Artesanias
    • Landivar Monument
    • Cementery San Lazaro
    • Santa Lucia Church
    • San Jose El Viejo Church
    • San Pedro Church
    • Tanque La Union
    • Santa Clara Ruins
    • San Francisco Church
    • Church of the Christ
    • Los Remedios Ruins
    • El Calvario Church
    • The Gardens of San Pedro
    • Monastery de Belen

    On top of all of these wonderful sights and attractions, you will also get the priveledge of hopping on and off the trolley at a number of key spots, enabling you to truly discover the wonders of such an interesting and ancient city!

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    Lake Atitlan Boat Explorer from Panajachel 3 hours

    Lake Atitlan Boat Explorer from Panajachel

    The Atitlan Explorer takes tourists to one of three of the indigenous towns surrounding Lake Atitlan. Each of these towns has a unique textile pattern, language and traditions. You will visit either San Pablo, Santiago or Santa Catarina Palopo, but these may vary due to season or other conditions.

    Commonly referred to as 'the most beautiful lake in the world', Lake Atitlan was formed in an immense volcanic explosion 85,000 years ago. An immense hole was left in the earth's crust, leading to Atitlan being one of the world's deepest lakes. Large fissures were formed during the explosion, out of which the water flows, making Atitlan unique in that it is a fresh water lake with no river outlet.

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    Lake Atitlan Boat Explorer from Panajachel 3 hours

    Lake Atitlan, Guatemala

    The Atitlan Explorer takes tourists to one of three of the indigenous towns surrounding Lake Atitlan. Each of these towns has a unique textile pattern, language and traditions. You will visit either San Pablo, Santiago or Santa Catarina Palopo, but these may vary due to season or other conditions.

    Commonly referred to as 'the most beautiful lake in the world', Lake Atitlan was formed in an immense volcanic explosion 85,000 years ago. An immense hole was left in the earth's crust, leading to Atitlan being one of the world's deepest lakes. Large fissures were formed during the explosion, out of which the water flows, making Atitlan unique in that it is a fresh water lake with no river outlet.

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