Upon entering the city, the Gran Explanada greets us, setting to some of the most emblematic constructions including the Pirámide de Kukulcán, a colossal monument–selected as one of the Seven Wonders ...

As well as the most valuable collection of Colonial-era art in all of Latin America, this Magical Town close to Mexico City has amazing stuffed chili peppers, as well as a breathtaking aqueduct which ...

At this point of the tourism corridor you will see signs for Twin Dolphin beach in Los Cabos. From here, you can get to other beaches such as Las Viudas and Barco Varado, however, you can’t swim at ...

This cantina in the Historic Downtown is one of Mexico City’s most geniune traditional bars. It’s close to the Palacio de Bellas Artes building and the Torre Latinoamericana. A sign hanging outside ...

A local tells us what makes San Miguel de Allende one of the world’s most beautiful cities unique. 1. It is an oasis in the midst of a semi-desert landscape, surrounded by productive ranches and ...

The Península de Yucatán contains more than 2,000 cenotes (a water hole unique to the region) of unbeatable beauty. Explore these incredible natural formations and discover, at the bottom of their ...

Mexico City constitutes one of the largest urban expanses in the world. Discover its colonial architecture, visit its history-filled nooks and crannies, and taste its culinary delights, considered ...

To the southwest of Guadalajara, you can discover two very traditional places: Tlaquepaque and Tonalá. Today, the towns practically merge into the city, but they retain their own unique charms. Here, ...

Spicy food certainly isn’t for everyone, and especially not for many foreigners. Chili is even a fear-food for some visitors, but these tips will help you navigate the spice minefield that is Mexico.

One of our experts wrote a guide to the best places in Puebla, a city declared a world heritage site by unesco in 1987. 1. Visit the Cathedral. Construction began in 1536 upon orders of the Bishop of ...