Guatemala City Railway Museum 🇬🇹

Welcome to the Guatemala City Railway Museum, officially known as the Museo del Ferrocarril FEGUA. Located right inside the main railway station in Guatemala City, Guatemala, this unique destination offers a fascinating journey through the country's rail transport heritage. If you are exploring Guatemala City and want to learn about the region's transportation background, a stop at this historic main station venue is essential.

Inside, you will discover an impressive collection of authentic steam and diesel locomotives. As you explore the exhibits, you can get an up-close look at vintage passenger carriages, varied rolling stock, and a wide array of specialized items connected directly with the railway system. Beyond the physical trains and equipment, the museum provides detailed information outlining the historic development of the railways across Guatemala.

Whether you are a train enthusiast, a history lover, or simply a curious traveler wanting to see authentic local heritage, the Museo del Ferrocarril FEGUA gives you an insightful perspective on Guatemala's connection to rail transport. Take your time wandering past the preserved steam and diesel engines, examining the historic passenger carriages, and discovering how these iron tracks shaped the country's development over time.

What to see at Guatemala City Railway Museum

• Historical steam and diesel locomotives
• Preserved passenger carriages and rolling stock
• Exhibits on the historic development of Guatemalan railways
• Location inside Guatemala City's main railway station
• Authentic items and artifacts connected with the railway

Visiting tips

Be sure to set aside time to read the exhibits detailing the historic development of Guatemala's railways while exploring the station's rolling stock.

How long: 1-2 hours · Best time: Daytime

How to get there & what’s nearby

Guatemala City Railway Museum is easy to reach on Guatemala City’s public transport, and pairs naturally with Kaminaljuyu and Da'wah Mosque of Guatemala. For where to stay, the weather and full itineraries, see our Guatemala City travel guide.