Experience Alamos, Mexico
Alamos is one of the lesser-known of Mexico’s colonial cities situated in northwestern Mexico
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Experience Taxco
Taxco is a beautiful colonial highland town known for its silver craft-work; it offers authentic colonial charm and breath-taking mountain views
Discover Colonial Cities in Mexico
Beautifully preserved, Mexico's colonial cities offer inspiring experiences; many are also important World Heritage centers
Experience the Lakeside Villages near Pátzcuaro
Discover the the quilt-work of artisan villages surrounding the lake near Pátzcuaro
Patzcuaro Lake Villages: Guide to Puacuaro
About Puacuaro Also Read: About Patzcuaro’s Lakeside Villages Puacuaro is about 45 minutes from Patzcuaro in either direction around the lakeside, although it may be a bit closer driving clockwise. There aren’t a lot of signs in Puacuaro and many of the locals speak...
Patzcuaro Lake Villages: Guide to Tocuaro
About Tocuaro Also Read: About Patzcuaro’s Lakeside Villages Tocuaro is just a 20-minute drive around the lakeside (clockwise around the Lake) from Patzcuaro, on the left hand-side of the roadway. Although Tocuaro appears to be just another sleepy village along the road around Lake...
Experience Cholula
Cholula is known for its archaeology park, host to Mexico's largest pyramid, and also offers charming colonial attractions and breath-taking views of volcanoes
Patzcuaro Lake Villages: Guide to Jaracuaro
About Jaracuaro Also Read: About Patzcuaro’s Lakeside Villages Jaracuaro is credited with the creation of the Baile de los Viejitos (Dance of the Old Men) which is a masked-dance mocking the weak (and white) conquistadors. Usually performed by children, it is danced at least...