Regionen · Kapitel 7
Central Mexico — Colonial Silver Cities
In the highlands of central Mexico lie the country's most beautiful colonial cities: colorful alleys, baroque churches, underground streets, and the birthplace of tequila. Here beats the cultural heart of Mexico — far from the beaches, but right in the soul of the country.
5 Abschnitte in diesem Kapitel
1
Guanajuato — The Most Colorful City in Mexico★★★
Guanajuato is a Technicolor dream: The UNESCO World Heritage city lies in a narrow valley, and the colorful houses clim…
2
San Miguel de Allende — The Beautiful★★★
San Miguel de Allende is regularly voted the "most beautiful city in the world" (Condé Nast Traveler, Travel + Leisure)…
3
Guadalajara & Tequila Route★★
Guadalajara is Mexico's second-largest city (5 million) and the birthplace of everything considered "typically Mexican"…
4
Puebla — Baroque City & Mole Capital★★
Puebla (2.5 hours from Mexico City) is one of Mexico's most magnificent colonial cities — and one of the most underrate…
5
Taxco — The Silver City★★
Taxco (pronounced: "TAS-ko") is Mexico's silver capital — a whitewashed mountain town clinging to steep slopes. The nar…
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