Pasaje Enríquez
A glass-roofed arcade from the early 20th century on the west side of Central Park, now home to bars and cafés, and a nightlife hub.
The Pasaje Enríquez arcade was built around 1900, modeled on European shopping galleries. Its two-story stone building has a pedestrian passage running through the middle. Today the building houses bars, cafés and small restaurants, making it a nightlife hub for Spanish-language school students and backpackers, often with live music in the evenings. In the daytime, stop by to walk through and admire the architectural details. In the evening, come in for a drink. It sits on the west side of Central Park. Go in groups at night and keep an eye on your belongings.
Opening hours
Shops approx. 10:00 until late
Nearby sights
- Parque Centroamérica
- Cathedral of the Holy Spirit
- Casa de la Cultura & Natural History Museum
- Municipal Theatre of Quetzaltenango
- Quetzaltenango General Cemetery
- Museo Ixkik' del Traje Maya
- Cerro El Baúl
- Temple of Minerva