Parque Central is located in the Centro Historico downtown city-center of Guatemala City. It’s basically the town square in the heart of downtown where you would hang out and meet with your friends. I don’t know why Guatemala named it as “Central Park” because there’s no greenery and doesn’t even resemble a park.
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Parque Central is home to the Palacio Nacional (National Palace).
There’s also a nearby church called the Catedral Primada Metropolitana de Santiago which is also known as the Metropolitan Cathedral of Guatemala City.
On Sundays, there is a flea market set up with vendor stalls that sell indigenous Guatemala clothing and handicrafts.
There are also many food vendors that are set up in stalls that serve delicious Guatemalan food.
