Colonial Cities
For people who love adventure and a taste of Mexico’s past and present, we provide you with the best colonial cities and historical places that every one would love to discover. Many years have pass, each and every one of us have been influenced with Mexico’s culture and traditions. We know you want to enjoy every minute of your Mexico travel, and so we have gathered the best tourist attractions one could ever imagine.
Enjoy browsing through our pages, join us step back in time and immerse in Mexico’s wonderful history.
Mexico is mostly influenced by Aztec and Mayan culture and this is so evident in many of its cities or towns, in its ruins, monuments and sights to see. One such town is the Taxco de Alarcón, or simply referred to as Taxco, which is located at Guererro. Associated for its silver mining industry, Taxco [...]
Mexico’s rich historical past, with its Mayan, Aztec and Spanish influences, can be seen in many of the towns in the country. Its colonial flavor is one of the reasons why tourists enjoy coming to the country because they both bring out classic, historical and luxurious charms worthy of visiting. San Miguel de Allende is [...]
If there’s anything to closely describe what Xochimilco is, it’s that it can be compared to Venice, and perhaps even New Orleans. The site is literally filled with boats or trajineras, that brings tourists to different canals and lakes around Mexico City. In the old days, this used to be a very popular tourist activity, [...]
The silver capital of Mexico is Taxco de Alarcon, which is located in the mountains near Mexico City and Acapulco. Visitors come to this place to get good deals on silver, which includes jewelry, ware, tea sets, candle holders and other made to order pieces. There are literally a hundred places you can buy silver [...]
Just one view of the magnificent Pico de Orizaba from Puebla gets you a feel of the city you are in. Puebla, being a colonial city and one of the most important of it’s kind, certainly has a lot to offer you in ways more than one, be it the fabulous cuisine, the breathtaking scenery, [...]
Planning for a hot summer vacation trip? Check out Huatulco Beach. It is a place where you could relax and experience pure enjoyment of the beach. What to expect in Huatulco Beach? Beauty Huatulco Beach has white sand. During sunrise, the sand glitters as if they are diamonds if you will be watching the sunrise from [...]
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Located in the colonial city of San Miguel, this boutique hotel is as charming as it can get with its surrounding parks, waterfalls, and gardens. All its guests are welcomed with its relaxing ambiance where you will be assured of a tranquil atmosphere to stay in. This boutique hotel offers highly elegant rooms and suites [...]
If you are the type of traveler who wants to stay away from the modern shades of living during your vacation, then you must definitely head on to these three rustic villages of Costalegre. However, you must start by flying off to Manzanillo instead of heading for Puerto Vallarta. Tenacatita This is a tiny village [...]
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The city of Acapulco is not only famous for its several beaches whose names relates to historical facts but also because of the many amazing attractions that every tourist would enjoy visiting. One of the is the Fuerte de San Diego which is said to be built to protect the city from pirate attacks. The [...]
Considered as one of the most beautiful cities in Mexico, El Fuerte (The Fort) was founded in 1564. In those times, and even until the California Gold Rush of 1848, it served as the gateway to North America. It also became a trading post for gold and silver mining. For the next three centuries, it [...]