Tourist Attractions & Monuments Mexico

Casa de Cultura Jesús Reyes Heroles is a cultural centre where different cultural and artistic activities are organised (painting courses, ceramics, photography…) as well as interesting temporary exhibitions. In the interior garden, you can enjoy a bronze sculpture that represents Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, nature.

Reproduction and original parts of means of land, air and sea transport; Eight theme rooms (ecology, space, energy…), interesting documentaries in the Imax projection room.

Mario López Juárez is serious, he proposes tricks aboard his boat and fishing exits. Recommended by the p'tit hotel.

This group offers its services of motor boats to visit the bays or fish. A dozen boats at 350 pesos per hour and 3 000 pesos the day of fishing.

Having said that, nothing prevents you from holding a firm discussion of prices: negotiate a visit of a few bays for half a day. You can consider harvesting shells in apnée and eating them on a virgin beach.

It is the National Institute of Anthropology and History. Many information about cave paintings as well as explanations about possible walks.

The union of the Community museums of the State of Oaxaca consists of 13 villages of the central valleys and the Sierra mixtèque, in the heart of the development area of zapotec and mixtèque cultures.

At the request of INAH, ten of these communities have opened museums to the public that expose objects of everyday life and help to understand the history of indigenous villages.

Not being registered in the register of tourist cities, the municipality did not find it necessary to install an information office there. But if you're there, you're sure you'd like to go out of the beaten paths, so you're playing.

His name would recall the ill-treatment that a Count inflicted on the Tlahuicas indigenous people responsible for its construction in the th century. The windows on the floor are adorned with a cross-colored ceramic of Puebla. Casa Figueroa is currently hosting the Museum of Folk Art.

Many other constructions, as magnificent as others, are listed by the tourist office in the beautiful flyer on Taxco in the Colonial Ciudades collection.

Ideally located opposite the Jardín Allende, on the other side of the Parroquia, this tourist information point will guide you to a range of activities to discover in San Miguel. Take the opportunity to find out more about the town and ask for recommendations. Be sure to ask for a map of the town. What's more, their comprehensive website displays programs for every event, making it a valuable resource to consult before setting off on your adventure.

This residence, designed by eminent Mexican architect Luis Barragán (1902-1988), blends rural architecture withhacienda elements, housing both a cultural center and a cafeteria. Acclaimed for its elegant and unique design, the house was declared a national monument in 2006. Commissioned in 1928 by Efraín González Luna, founder of the Partido Acción Nacional (PAN), it is a must-see for lovers of architecture, history and art. In Mexico City, don't miss Casa Gilardi, an unforgettable tribute to Barragán.

This nature reserve has an interesting biodiversity for naturalists. Several species of mammals and birds can be observed there. It gives lectures to the environment.

Despite its name, the museum of history of Tlalpan does not trace the history of the village. In fact, it is a museum of plastic arts, where Mexican artists exhibit their works. For the little history, the building where the museum is located is popularly known as "La Casona", this is where in 1878 the first long distance telephone call of the country was realized. 

At the beginning of the th century, the beautiful colonial building housed the Casa de la Moneda (Mint house), when the village of Tlalpan, then called San Agustín de Las Cuevas, was named the capital of the state of Mexico. Later, the building was used as a military garrison and prison. Today, it is a school.

It is the great and beautiful beach open on the ocean. The area where the hotel area is concentrated and goes from the funicular to the south to the marina in the north. Many powerful rolls (attention!) that make surfers joy.

The agency is held by a French speaking Mexican who is fluent in the tourism industry and the organisation of travel, conventions, conventions and DMC'S. It will be able to organise your discovery of Mexico and adapt to your budget. The agency offers car rental (transport and transfers), private and collective tours, circuits, hotels, accommodation in the living room, air and bus tickets, rural, ecological, gastronomic and Spanish courses in all areas of Mexico.

The port of San Blas is surrounded by several beautiful, more or less wild beaches. The closest to San Blas is Playa Borrego, very popular by surfers. There is a surf school and (unfortunately) many bric restaurants and broc. For a solitary and solitary pleasure, try the Isla del Rey, accessible from the pier. Along the road that runs along the coast to the south, you enter the nearby bay of Matanchén, equipped with some hotels and restaurants: Playa Las Islitas, Aticama, Playa Los Cocos and Playa Miramar.

You can discover the Coyoacán area by Tram. If you are interested, go to Rue Carrillo Puerto, opposite the church of San Juan Bautista. The tram leaves as soon as a number of people met. Tramway passes through all major sites in the neighbourhood: the house of Frida Kahlo, of Léon Trotsky, the museum of Watercolor, and the squares of Santa Catarina and Conchita. However, the explanations are given in Spanish. For a visit to another language, you must book a few days before.

Huge amusement park south of Mexico City for the small and larger. Games for children and several attractions typical Russian mountains of adrenaline.

This museum is specially designed for children. Exhibitions include fun activities to learn while enjoying how the human body, communication technologies, earth, space or physics works. The museum also has a giant géode and screen, but access to these services is not included in the museum's entrance price. 

Located in Tlaltizapán, Mexico, Las Estacas Parque Natural is a 4-star hotel offering a unique nature experience. The park offers a variety of activities for visitors, including diving, swimming and relaxing by the river. Rooms are comfortable and clean, and staff are friendly and welcoming. The park also has two restaurants where visitors can enjoy delicious cuisine.