Central Mexico Places to Visit

The town seems to climb up the bare mountains. . Houses painted in bright colours, narrow streets and alleyways, small cosy plazas and colonial-style buildings give Guanajuato a charm all its own. The ...

The city offers mild subtropical climate, floridity and old-colonial charm. Progressive industrialization and the rising stream of visitors have taken their toll on the once intimate atmosphere of the c...

This metropolis is quite tranquil despite its industrial belt. The charming San Miguel de Allende is an Eldorado for artists with its internationally renowned academy is nestled against a hill. The gran...

Cortés was the founder of the old town. When Cortés first arrived at what is now called Cholula (12km/7.5mi north-east of Puebla) he found a Mesoamerican religious centre with 100,000 inhabitants and 40...

The legend says that angels convinced the Franciscan friars from Spain to settle there. Today, Puebla is an industrial town (Volkswagen) with a charming historic centre. The city has also made the list ...

Visit the Silver City Taxco. It is nestled in the foothills of two mountain ranges. The narrow streets ascend at very steep angles, lined with small villas, small one-storey houses and countless plateri...

In 1996, UNESCO gave the historical centre of Querétaro the rank of World Heritage Site. The well-kept city with its colonial architecture is about 2 hours away from Mexico's capital by car. Querétaro h...

Guadalajara is second in size only to Mexico City. Many foreigners regard it as the most Mexican of Mexican cities because much of what foreigners see as typical Mexican folklore had its origins here. A...

Mexico's "golden triangle" are the cities of Puebla, Queretaro and Morelia. National Monument is now the entire town Morelias (900 000 Ew.), Which is about seven to eight blocks and constructed of fin...