Colonial Mexico

Beautifully preserved, Mexico’s colonial cities offer inspiring leisure and lifestyle experiences; many are also important World Heritage centers

One of Mexico's most important annual festivals is Day of the Dead, celebrated on November 1st and 2nd

Some great places to visit and live in Mexico are situated at higher altitudes than most people are accustomed to

In July, Oaxaca City is filled with festivities of intrinsic meaning centered around the Guelaguetza experience

One of the popular memoirs published about Mexico at the turn of the millennium is "On Mexican Time"

The colonial city of Aguascalientes is host to the country’s largest fair—Feria Nacional de San Marcos.

Watched-over by impressive volcanoes, Cholula offers travelers a unique colonial experience

Water boils sooner in Mexico's highland towns and cities which affects some food preparation

Mexico’s colonial heritage is a diverse cultural tapestry offering remarkable travel experiences

Just east of Oaxaca city is the village of Santa Maria del Tule, home to a 2,000 year-old living tree

Mexico’s premier destination for shopping Mexican silver crafts is also one of the country's most attractive colonial cities