Located in Baja California, within the "Wine Route", the Guadalupe Valley is the capital of Mexican wine and home to more than 100 wineries. Wine production takes place in July and August, the time of the “Fiesta de la Vendimia”(Grape harvest Festival), where you can enjoy the best wines of the region. There, in...
Millenniums ago, the Maya created a civilization now considered one of the most important in the ancient world. They built immense cities, temples and pyramids and made breakthroughs in the arts and sciences that placed the leagues ahead of their contemporaries. The areas they reined –collectivity known as the Mundo Maya, or Mayan World- include...
Ixtapa, is one of the tourist destinations par excellence in México. Founded in the 70s, it offers a very Mexican and traditional style. It is the perfect combination between a magical fishing village and a tourist development adorned with beautiful beaches and endless attractions that you should meet on your next visit; here we...
Capital of the state and the second most populous and important city in Mexico, internationally famous for being the cradle of mariachi, tequila, charrería and for having one of the richest artisan centers in the country, Tlaquepaque. Places to visit Go to the Hospicio Cabañas designed by Manuel Tolsá and decorated with the murals of José...
Chapultepec The Chapultepec park is the perfect spot to take a walk or take a bike ride, visit the zoo with more than 1,400 species open on Tuesdays to Sundays from 9 am until 4:30 pm. Visit The National History Museum Chapultepec Castle which host art collections and objects from the Independence time besides having one...
Queretaro is located in the center area of Mexico, among the states of San Luis Potosi, Guanajuato, Hidalgo, Estado de México and Michoacán. The climate is variable from semi-tropical to desert. Santiago de Querétaro, is the capital of the state. It is a colonial city with a lot of old buildings, churches, convents and vice...
