Tourist Attractions & Monuments Mexico

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On the island of Crestón, near the port, at an altitude of 157 metres. Since 1571, it has performed its functions as the world's highest natural lighthouse after Gibraltar. The tower at its top only took its current form in 1930, about ten years after gas lamps were replaced by electric filaments. It can be reached in less than twenty minutes by foot from the historic centre, via the seaside promenade known as the Paseo Centenario. Magnificent view over the port and the city from the hill.

Inaugurated in 2011, this small museum is a reflection of the process of developing these two alcohols that are consumed throughout Mexico.

The entry price includes all the places to be covered: the cave, a tunnel, the river of thermal waters and the small basins hanging on the side of the mountain, the suspended bridges, the waterfalls, etc.

It hosts various complexes intended for ceremonial activity. The vast Patio Hundido (square 50 metres wide, and 3 metres of "depth") seems to be a legacy of the Civilisation civilization. This is the most representative illustration of Stage III of Monte Albán: space gaps are created in public space guide that give access to different temples. Its centre is marked by the presence of a adoratorio for ritual activities. The imposing ball game is located in the western extension of the platform.

This museum traces the history of water painting in Mexico from the pre-Hispanic era until the present day. It was founded in 1967 by artist Alfredo Guati Rojo.

An American-style ecological park and nevertheless completely sumptuous for its natural wealth. Plan for the day.

On the road to Mitla, do not miss to admire the tree of Tule (or ahuehuetl), the oldest in the world, which is over 2 000 m in diameter, 52 m in diameter, 40 m high and an approximate weight of 510 tons. On the other hand, a church or sisters sometimes sell a white alcohol.