Colonial Cities & Magical Towns

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Considered one of the most beautiful cities in Mexico, in 2008 it was recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. 

 Quaint town squares, eclectic art galleries, wooded courtyards and fine architectural details will enchant you.

  Rich in history and culture, Oaxaca is a fascinating destination where ancient civilizations, colonial architecture and an incredible culinary tradition coincide.

Home to the 3 essential "Ms": Mezcal, Mole, and Musica - you are sure to eat, drink, and dance your way into a sublime experience. 

Brightly colored houses, small winding streets, and very little tourists make Guanajuato a gem of a destination.

A devout catholic city with many churches to explore and where even public kissing was once illegal, you can soak up the architecture while also stealing a kiss at the famous "callejón del beso" to mark your right of passage into this iconic town.

Home to tequila and World UNESCO agave fields, this city's namesake is arguably one of the most recognizable by booze enthusiasts across the world. 

Explore the quaint colonial city, but be sure to hitch a ride on the Tequila Train  while you're at it. Yes, you heard it right - kick back and enjoy beautiful landscapes while being served all the tequila your heart desires and then some!