The Malecon (boardwalk) is a must see, and very pleasant to do in the evening. It begins at the Plaza Juan Alvarez, following a visit to the Jardin del Puerto, and then walking you will come to the bridge that connects with the San Diego Fort. The view from this height is impressiv ...
The Inhabitants from the Lagos region arrived to this arid land suffering poverty, epidemics and constant attacks by Chichimecas groups but thier strength and enthusiasm helped them to form the "Villa de Aguas Calientes." The esplanade was built in tribute to them and was inaugurated by the Mu ...
To get to the Bahia de Chahue, follow Boulevard Chahue until it connects to Boulevard Benito Juarez and continue on the left about 50 meters going toward Tangolunda, then turn right to finally arrive at the beach. Playa Esperanza is located just 1.5 km/1 mile east of Bahia Chahue. Playa Tejon ...
Although the exact date of when the Plaza de la Independencia was built is not known, it was likely to have been late in 1540 or early in 1541, with the founding of the town of San Francisco de Campeche. This square became the center of the Spanish population that was settled within a mile or so of ...
Have you found the person with which you have the right chemistry, and are more than 60% compatible, and have the desire to share the rest of your life with? Then ... surely you are about to get married. To celebrate such an important day, there is no landscape more romantic than the sea. Especially ...
From the streets of El Carmen, San Ildefonso and Venezuela, the facade of a beautiful building with lavish finishes can been seen, which houses magnificent altarpieces inside. It is the former Templo de San Pedro y San Pablo. The church was built in 1576 by the Jesuit order, which had the miss ...
The Plazoleta Hidalgo is a small colonial-style plaza where you can see what is an equatorial solar clock, built by architect Julio Mendoza Chavez. Lanterns and ornamental plants exquisitely adorn this open space. The plaza is located next to the Templo San Felipe de Jesus. r09 ...
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 Nationa ...
An important part of Mexico’s history is stored within these walls. This site was a printing during the last decade of the eighteenth century (the first in Guadalajara) led by Mariano Valdes Tellez and at first worked alongside Don Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla in the edition of the insurgen ...
The Mercado Hidalgo is the principal market of the city. This large building built in 1904, can be seen from Juarez Avenue. It is said that the building was originally intended to be the train station. Once the Mercado Reforma was no longer big enough to house the former mercado ...
Playa La Madera has its name because in the time of the New Spain boats, wood was transported here. The inhabitants at that time, cut mahogany, pine and oak from the Sierra Madre and transported it to what is now a paradise for resting. This beach measures 422.26 km and is the ideal plac ...
In the cities of Los Cabos, both in San Jose del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas, you can hire travel agencies or tour operators with qualified personal to take you to the whale sanctuaries. There you find great opportunities to see this beautiful species in their natural habitat, without disturbing them, ...
Half way down on Montejo Drive, you will find a very famous monument that is dedicated to the nation, the Monumento a la Patria, which is responsible for telling the story of the Yucatan and the country throughout its carved stone surfaces. It is a masterpiece that every visitor must see. r09 ...
Designed by architects Luis Barragan and Raul Ferrera, the Tower of Commerce is now perhaps one of the most distinctive landmarks of our city. After various proposals among the promoters of the work it was decided to install it at this great forum for that would be admired by all citizens and visito ...
Within the region of the Central Valley, 68 km (42mi) from the state capital, we find San Lorenzo Albarradas, a village that was founded by Spaniards in 1518, and now is part of the district of Tlacolula. This is the land which holds the mystique of the Cascadas de Hierve el Agua (Boiling Waterfalls ...
Kite Surfing, also known as Kite Surf or Kite Boarding, is considered to be a young sport, for it was just a few years ago that it began to be practiced and became popular among fans. It is appreciated as a sport of navigation, and is based primarily on the use of a traction kite. The kite is ...
The Callejon de los Sapos is a beautiful street that is already a tradition in the city of Puebla for offering its visitors the widest variety of antiques in its many stores. These stores are set in old houses, which were modified by their owners to offer their products to collectors, many of which ...
The La Ballena Vallarta sculpture by Octavio Gonzalez, is a spectacular sculpture of a humpback whale, 12 tons, 8.9 meters high and 13 meters long that is placed at the entrance of Vallarta Marina. This work has great significance because it is the result of the efforts of many prominent citizens, h ...
This Tunnel is the best example of what a mine looks like tunneled. The passageway measures 1.9 km (1.1 mi) long, and operates today as the only entrance to Real de Catorce. It was built during the times of Porfirio Diaz by Vicente Irizar Arostegui, who originated from Ogarrio, Spain, just bef ...
Thanks to the closeness between the Island of Cozumel and Playa del Carmen, visitors have the opportunity to make trips between these two interesting cities in one day. The most practical way to do this tour is go to the Maritime Terminal where boats leave daily on the hour to cross the stretch of w ...
The Museo de las Culturas Populares de Chiapas which belongs to the General Directorate of Popular and Indigenous Cultures of CONACULTA, was inaugurated on February 7, 2000 with the purpose of recovering, re-examining, and vitally recreating all the expression and display of popular culture of ...
The Monumento al Padre, is a set of three bronze sculptures located in the Plaza del Carmen, a few steps from the Teatro de la Paz and the Carmen Church. Created by artists and Joel and Mario Cuevas, this work was inaugurated on June 15, 2008. It’s plaque reads:“Only a parent possesses t ...
The Iglesia San Rafael, also know as the Santa Escuela de Cristo, founded by Father Luis Felipe Neri de Alfaro in 1742, was built in the 18th century. The facade of this church is divided in two parts. The first part has semicircle arches, pilasters with floral motifs and cushioned frieze. The secon ...
In front of the Parque Metropolitano, one can appreciate the beautiful natural landscape that is composed of a small lake which is fed by the waters of the Rio Panuco by way of the Canal de la Cortadura. The Laguna del Carpintero, or Woodpecker Lagoon, a very important ecosystem for the city of Tamp ...
The mission of the Museo Chiapas de Ciencia y Tecnología is to provide information to children and adults, about the technological operations of the most modern scientific developments through interactive, educational and entertaining spaces.It was built on the site which was formerly the Cer ...
The word ‘Atarazanas’ comes from Arabic and means artillery warehouse or arsenal. They began to build in the port of Veracruz in the early 18th century in order to "store masts for rigging made from wood carried from Coatzacoalcos that was necessary for the ships of Her Majesty that arri ...
The construction of the Acueducto de Zacatecas began in the last years of the colonization, and was completed in the beginning years of the Mexican Independence. Thanks to the arches that integrate a sculptural aspect to the aqueduct, which were developed with quarry and masonry and remodeled ...
The Caribbean Sea The beaches of Cancun are ideal for sunbathing and enjoying the beauty of the turquoise se... 
Palacio Nacional The Palacio Nacional, served formerly before the conquest as the new houses of Moctezuma.&... 
Huichol Wixarika Art Huichol Indians from the central west of Mexico, live in remote locations of the Sierra Ma... 
The Santo Domingo Church and Rosari Three blocks from the main square, stands the Iglesia de Santo Domingo, a sober baroque st... 
Natural Beauties (Parte 2) The natural attractions of Chiapas are shown on this video: Aerial views of The Montebello... 
Archaeological Zones in Chiapas (TV The State of Chiapas is characterized for its magnificent Mayan archaeological traces that... 
The State of Yucatan - English Vers Yucatan (a Mayan word from the root: u-yuk-a-tan) is one of the 31 states of Mexico. Locat... 
The Subtle Rock Eater Sculpture El Sutil Come Piedras is a bronze sculpture of a man 2 1/2 meters in height, with obsidian... 
The Cuilapan de Guerrero Former Con This video highlights the Church and Ex-Convent of Cuilapan de Guerrero. This majestic wor... 
Huatulco -City Close to the Sky (2) Located south of Oaxaca, Huatulco stretches along a coastline of 35 km (22 miles) bo... 
Discover San Luis Potosi! Discover San Luis Potosi, a state full of history, culture and traditions that will leave ... 
The Craft of Mezcal Mezcal is a 100% Mexican alcoholic beverage that is appreciated in the entire world for it... 
