The Monumento a Morelos was unveiled in honor of the 1st Centennial of the state of Guerrero, from 1849 to 1949. It pays tribute the memory of General Jose Maria Morelos y Pavon as a veneration of his immortal deeds. The monument is located next to the coast within the traditional area of Acapulco. ...
The place that now occupies the church, there were two chapels, one of them probably built in 1575 and the other built around 1605. The construction of the current temple was began by the priest Antonio Flores Acevedo in 1704 and finished by the priest Manuel Colon de ...
Traveling on the highway, the Bahía de Tangolunda is located 5 km /3.10 miles northeast of the Bahia de Santa Cruz. Once in Santa Cruz, you can hire a boat to take you to this bay. You’ll find the highly popular touristic hotels located in its 600 acres, as well as modern s ...
Campeche offered to domestic and foreign tourists great natural resources, archaeological and colonial besides to two Cultural Heritage of Humanity sites: Its capital, Campeche and the ancient Maya City of Calakmul. For all these reasons and many other attractions, it is known as the Hidden Treasure ...
Cancun has more than 26,000 rooms which fulfills the highest expectations for your stay, making this location known as one of the best tourist sites throughout the world. There are several options for accommodations, one of the favorites being the "all-inclusive”. For on ...
Teotihuacan is a Nahuatl word meaning "Place where men become Gods" and according to the stories, the deities chose this place to create the center of the universe. For many years this was one of the most important ceremonial centers of Mesoamerica and is currently the most visited archa ...
The Andador Constitución is a colonial style walk street with carved swan fountains decorating the way. The Andador is ideal for a stroll in the evening, or to admire the scenic palm trees, or to sit on a bench and enjoy a drink from any of its restaurants. Here you can find numerous sh ...
Located 2 kilometers (1 mi) from Comala, and 25 kilometers (16 mi) from Colima, is the main house of the former Nogueras Hacienda, where the native Colima artist Alejandro Rangel Hidalgo lived. Its more than one hectare of land is home to the University Center of Environmental Management, the Nation ...
Cuernavaca, capital of the state of Morelos, is one of the most ancient cities in México and is located 60 kilometres from México City. There are historical references that take us back to the year 1200 B.C., to what could be considered the first human settlement of the region. We are ...
On February the 14th of 1542 the installation of the first city council in the actual Guadalajara was to take place, being its majesty the Emperor Charles the Fifth of Germany and First of Spain who would grant the title of City, with its weapon shield that up to this day represents it. By 1561 Guad ...
This building that was built in the early nineteenth century, has formerly been a warehouse, a wholesale marketplace, and a fort . This site witnessed important battles of the War of Independence. In 1811, several leaders were murdered and decapitated here, and the heads of Aldama, Allende, Marian ...
Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo is part of a tourist route known as the “Triángulo del Sol” (Triangle of the Sun), along with Acapulco and Taxco de Alarcón, in the state of Guerrero, and in the region known as “Pacífico Dorado” (Golden Pacific) and the “Riviera ...
La Paz is located at the southern part of the peninsula which, due to its geography, would seem to be situated at the border of the world. The city, traced from east to west along the bay which carries its name, is bathed by the warm waters of the Golf of California, or Mar de Cor ...
In Mexico exists many cities which growth, places them at the vanguard in industrial, economic and social terms, but very few conjugate such virtues with the cultural and tourist value of a city with history. That conjunction of qualities transforms the city of Leon in an ideal travellers destiny in ...
There is no doubt that Los Cabos, the region consisting of Cabo Este (East Cabo), Todos los Santos (All the Saints), Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo, as well as El Corredor (The Runner), a 25 miles channel that runs between the last two cities, has become one of today’s top destina ...
The colors are intense and vary by season. Just go to any beach of the bay to watch a spectacular sunset, but definitely the best point is from Playa Azul because this is the most central place compared to others. ...
This city in the state of Sinaloa is famous for many things: its beaches, warm weather, good services, its beautiful historical center and its endless feast. Its name comes from the Nahuatl word "Mazatl" which means "Place of the deer" and has the longest pier in the country: 2 ...
Every Friday, at about 9 pm, in the campus of the University, a group of dancers formed by students from the Autonomous University of Yucatan gives a sample of folk art in traditional Mexican dances. The perfection of its rhythm and choreography performance as well as the richness of the costumes pr ...
This Chapel is the oldest temple in Monterrey after the Cathedral, it dates from 1830 and was slightly remodeled in 1945. ...
Next to the Aqueduct lies an old park, one of the few in the city. It has a recreation center with games for children, open spaces, a big fountain with ducks, two museums and several public fountains and statues. ...
The heart of the state capital, is dedicated to Don Antonio de Leon, distinguished Oaxacan, former governor of the state, and military officer who participated in the struggle for Mexican independence. This parkway (Alameda de Leon) was also known as the “Plazoleta de Cantaros” because ...
Traveling to Playa del Carmen is synonymous with visiting the 5th Avenida. What is it that makes this Avenue so interesting? Simply, it’s environment! This street that starts from the Ferry and Bus Terminal, creates an environment filled with souvenir shops, hotels, restaurants, and entertainm ...
The city of Puebla is one of the most notable historic jewels of Mexico, and a recognized banner of patriotism thanks to those who fought against the French invaders in the famous battle of 1862. Nevertheless, the fluctuations of such a rich past date back to a remote time, even before the days of s ...
The Isla del Rio Cuale river walk, is found in the middle of Puerto Vallarta, right between the downtown and the romantic zone. This picturesque place is known, for its tranquility, its hanging bridges which are fun to cross, and of course the river that gives it its name. Walking around , you ...
Fountain of the Guerrero Garden: The First Fountain installed in this place was inaugurated on September 16, 1922, when the Governor was Mr. José María Truchuelo. Later on, Governor Octavio S. Mondragón replaced it with another, monumental one, wich was soon exchange for this o ...
Real de Catorce is a mining town surrounded by an ancestral energy, that is nestled among mountains with arid desert vegetation and a dry desert climate. This treasure of the Potosi Altiplano, was founded in 1778 under the name Real de Minas de la Limpia Concepción de Guadalupe de los Alamos ...
Traveling to Playa del Carmen is synonymous with visiting the 5th Avenida. What is it that makes this Avenue so interesting? Simply, it’s environment! This street that starts from the Ferry and Bus Terminal, creates an environment filled with souvenir shops, hotels, restaurants, and entertainm ...
A marvelous state that counts on a great tourist infrastructure that offers to the traveler security and all the facilities and necessary services to guarantee their fun. You must knowing the stupendous traditional gastronomy of the state, that between many other things, delights us with the traditi ...
La Merced Church was the first convent and church founded on the initiative of four Mercedarian friars from Guatemala, in 1537. The simplicity of the architecture is due to the small influence the order had in the civil and religious life of the province. The interior of the sacristy still has the ...
The economic base during the times of New Spain was mining. Thisbrought about the foundation of a settlement that gave birth to citieslike San Luis Potosí. Around 1592, silver was discovered in the east of San Luis, in theCerro de San Pedro, consequently, this brought about a large Spanishim ...
The Santuario de Jesús Nazareno- Atotonilco was founded by the priest Luis Felipe Neri de Alfaro as a place of retreat in the year 1748. The location was perfect, because of the semi-desert landscape and the relative distance from other towns that gave it the ideal atmosphere of peace. It has ...
The Plaza de Armas de Tampico, also known as Plaza de la Constitution, is the spot most representative of the historic downtown. Surrounding the square, one can see the Cathedral or Temple of the Immaculate Conception, the city hall and the DIF building (Department of Integral Family Developme ...
This former convent was the first Franciscan monastery and one of the oldest in America. It was built in 1592 by the Franciscan Francisco de Torantos. Originally made of mud but two hundred years after a fire destroyed it. Subsequently, in 1804 began the reconstruction in neoclassical style in quarr ...
The State of Nayarit borders the state of Jalisco to the south and Sinaloa, Durango and Zacatecas to the north. Its main tourist attraction is located in the western part of its territory in the "Riviera Nayarit, a coastal strip in the Pacific Ocean that connects the village of San Blas ( ...
The land of Tepoztécatl, a victorious warrior over the fearful serpent Mazacuatl of Xochicalco, Man of Tepoztlán and preast of the idol Ometochtli; land with a past that is intermixed with the thickness of the magic mist that surrounded the steps of the mythological heroe; place ...
Located on southern Mexico, Chiapas has a world-wide importance not only by its cultural characteristics and diversity of flora and fauna, but also by its paleontological resources in almost all its territory, which lets us know part of its history and evolution, as well as the geographic characteri ...
This pleasant park is in front of the municipal pier and was created for recreation of the locals. It has playgrounds, green areas and tracks for skating and bicycling. It also hosts cultural and political events. ...
The Faro Venustiano Carranza Lighthouse in neoclassical style, is an architectural work planned and carried out in 1902 by two engineers, Salvador Echegaray and Lattine. It is part of the buildings that together with the construction of dams, seawalls and jetties, constitute the Port W ...
Come and visit the southeastern Mexico! Explore the wonders that encapsulate his warm lands. Discover Tabasco, the gateway to the Mayan world by visiting this wonderful state you will live an unforgettable journey through its ancient culture, its natural resources, its traditions made art, its typic ...
The abundance of flowers in the Xalapa region made Baron von Humboldt, who visited the town on February 10, 1804 baptize Xalapa with the name of “City of Flowers”. Nothing could be truer for a city that still today has interesting greenhouses and is home to an extensive gamut of ex ...
The Guadalupe Church in baroque style, has one of the most important colonial galleries of the Republic, of which, among the collection stands out a Virgin of Guadalupe painted in 1795 by Andres Lopez (1758-1814), and several oil paintings by Miguel Cabrera, one of the most artists of the colonial e ...
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