UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Mexico

Every autumn, a spectacular natural phenomena can be observed in the forested mountains west of Mexico City: Monarch Butterflies overwintering in Mexico

Uxmal is an attractive and fascinating Maya archaeology site along the Ruta Puuc, near Mérida, in the state of Yucatán

The ancient city of Chichen Itzá is one of the most-visited and most impressive archaeological sites in Mexico

The colonial city of Puebla offers history culture, fine art and grand museums, authentic Mexican cuisine, remarkable Talavera pottery, and views of Mexico's two famous volcanoes

Discover Mexico City —the center of government, culture, art, gastronomy, and business in Mexico—and explore the colossal range of choices it offers to visitors

Morelia is a beautiful colonial city featuring elegant Spanish Colonial architecture and also offers a wide variety of nature and outdoor activities nearby

Oaxaca city is one of the most rewarding destinations in Mexico offering art, history, culture, and color as well as important archaeology sites nearby

Querétaro offers visitors a beautiful historical colonial center, fine art and museums, and is today also one of Mexico's top wine producing regions

San Miguel de Allende is one of Mexico's charming and picturesque colonial cities; once a bohemian backwater, today it's one of Mexico's most cosmopolitan colonial enclaves

Zacatecas is one of Mexico's most picturesque colonial cities whose wealth was founded on the rich silver mines of this region

Campeche, an old Mayan trading port on the shores of Mexico's Gulf coast, is also a very picturesque colonial city

Guanajuato is among Mexico's most picturesque colonial cities and is also host to one of the world's most important cultural festivals