Guanajuato and San Miguel: Colonial Crown Jewels

Guanajuato and San Miguel: Colonial Crown Jewels

To be fair, these two cities located in the highland state of Guanajuato are but two jewels in Mexico’s sumptuous colonial crown—but what jewels they are! Guanajuato (the state capital) and San Miguel de Allende are both UNESCO World Heritage cities and are both...
Walking the Avenue of the Dead in Teotihuacán

Walking the Avenue of the Dead in Teotihuacán

Just 30 miles from Mexico City stands Teotihuacán, one of Mexico’s greatest ancient treasures and a UNESCO World Heritage Site that shows us the remains of Mesoamerica’s most important early civilization. A Mystery from the Past Teotihuacán remains largely...
A Taste of Tradition: Morelia’s Sweet Treats

A Taste of Tradition: Morelia’s Sweet Treats

Whomever visits Morelia will find it easy to agree that the Spaniards who built the city were confectioners at heart. The charming historic center boasts over 200 buildings constructed with pink stone, adorned with a plethora of arches, spires, and domes reminiscent...