
The finest attractions in Mexico at a glance: castles, natural wonders, historic old towns and more. Each place links to a detailed page with map, tips and photos.

Valladolid is a charming colonial town known for its pastel-colored streets and its location surrounded by stunning natural cenotes.
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A colorful UNESCO World Heritage site on the Papaloapan River, famous for its preserved colonial architecture and vibrant Jarocho music.
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An artisanal hub within the Guadalajara metro area, famous for its ceramics, glassware, and the lively El Parian complex.
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The 'White Village of America' is famous for its pristine architecture and its link to Juan Rulfo's literary masterpiece.
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A charming 'Pueblo Mágico' surrounded by blue agave fields, famous as the birthplace of Mexico's most iconic spirit.
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Palenque is a mystical Mayan archaeological site nestled in the rainforest of Chiapas, famous for the tomb of King Pakal.
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Mexico's premier wine region, famous for its world-class wineries, boutique hotels, and gourmet farm-to-table cuisine.
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A magnificent building in the historic center of Mexico City.
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A mystical former silver mining town accessible through a long tunnel, perched high in the desert mountains.
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The prestigious boulevard houses the Mexican Stock Exchange and the headquarters of the country's major banks.
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A magnificent 18th-century palace in Mexico City.
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A magnificent brick building in the port of Tampico.
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The cathedral on the Zócalo is one of the oldest in the Americas.
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A picturesque mountain village famous for its handcrafted Christmas ornaments and mining history.
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A colorful cathedral in the historic center of Mazatlan.
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The landmark of Guadalajara with its distinctive Neo-Gothic towers.
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An impressive cathedral built from green stone right on the Plaza de la Constitución.
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This cathedral boasts the tallest church towers in Mexico.
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The oldest cathedral on the American mainland.
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The landmark of the capital of Sonora.
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A beautiful example of Neoclassical architecture in the heart of Sinaloa.
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One of the most beautiful religious buildings in Northern Mexico.
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A Baroque jewel in the center of Monterrey.
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The main church of the city of Aguascalientes.
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An outstanding example of Baroque architecture in Northern Mexico.
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A simple and elegant cathedral in Baja California Sur.
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A magnificent building located on the Plaza de Armas.
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An elegant cathedral located on the Plaza Principal of Colima.
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An elegant white cathedral in the historic heart of Veracruz.
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An impressive Baroque cathedral built from pink stone.
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The main church of the state of Tabasco.
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The second largest pyramid in Teotihuacán at the northern end of the Avenue of the Dead.
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A standout building of Maya architecture in the Puuc style.
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The largest monument ever built in the world by volume.
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One of the tallest Maya pyramids, located deep in the jungle of Campeche.
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The famous step pyramid in Chichén Itzá, also known as El Castillo.
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A skyscraper in central Mexico City famous for its earthquake-resistant engineering.
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A massive monastery complex in Izamal, famous for its bright yellow color.
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Famous for the large stucco masks of the Sun God decorating the stair facade.
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The religious center of the Aztec city of Tenochtitlán.
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An impressive engineering masterpiece from the colonial era.
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The tallest structure in Uxmal, unique for its elliptical base.
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A significant monument in the Maya city of Palenque.
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This victory column on Paseo de la Reforma honors Mexican independence.
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A modern monument on Avenida Revolución marking the entrance to the city of Tijuana.
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A historic monastery in Queretaro, famous for a tree that grows cross-shaped thorns.
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The 'Blue House' was the birthplace and residence of painter Frida Kahlo.
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A world-famous museum exhibiting naturally mummified bodies from the local cemetery of Guanajuato.
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One of the highest cable-stayed bridges in the world.
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A former market building in Toluca that now houses a botanical garden and massive stained-glass murals.
Learn more →Among the most popular are Valladolid, Tlacotalpan, Tlaquepaque, Comala, Tequila and many more – the full top 50 list is on this page.
May to October offers the most pleasant weather; July and August are warmest and busiest.