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Situated just 3.5 miles from La Aurora Airport, Zone 4 is a cosmopolitan, urban-vibrant oasis —considered one of the top-rated neighborhoods in the city for its exceptional location, safety, accessibility, and inclusivity.
It’s known for its trendy cafes, coworking spaces, and art galleries, attracting a young and creative crowd. Its vibrant energy and innovative spirit, make it an exciting place to stay in.
Explore the area easily on foot and discover exciting places to enjoy; from gastronomic markets and restaurants serving local and international cuisine to charming coffee shops, unique bars offering local beer, delightful cocktails, and live music.
The neighborhood is also fully connected to other hotspots by short Uber trips, public transportation, or even by bike or electric scooters.
Choose to stay here for the most memorable experience while visiting Guatemala City.

The neighborhood is super easy to stroll around! But, if you're up for checking out other parts of the city, just give Uber a ring, and voila! A friendly Guatemalan driver will be there downstairs in no time!
Furthermore, if you're keen on connecting with Guatemalan locals, you can hop aboard one of the 'Transmetro' city system units—big green buses—and explore various iconic areas. I suggest taking the 'Transmetro' 13 line to the following destinations:
-The Civic/Historic Center: Cross the street to the "Plaza de la República" station and alight at the "Banco de Guatemala" station. Walking on 6th Avenue -Paseo de la Sexta- heading north, all the way to the "Plaza de la Constitución" is an exciting journey. Along the way, you can stop by iconic places like "Pasaje Rubio," "La Tacita de Plata" coffee shop, and "El Arco de Correos" monument.
-Zones 9, 10, 13, and 14: Take a 5-minute walk to the "Exposición" station on 7th avenue and alight at the "Tivoli" station for zones 9 and 10, or the "Plaza Argentina" station for zones 13 and 14. You can stroll along Avenida Reforma, passing monuments and visiting trendy stores, restaurants, bars, and malls.
Payment for the ride can be made using a credit card.
You can find a full map of the city's public transportation on the City Hall's website: wwwdotmuniguatedotcom/movilidadurbana