As one of the biggest cities in the world, Mexico City is a magnificent place full of history and culture. We describe it as a unique expression of diversity. Capital of the Mexican Republic and known worldwide for its almost perfect weather.

Puebla, “City of Angels” a city known for its impressive architecture and fabulous cuisine. Founded April 16, 1531 by the name of “Puebla de los Ángeles”, the city of Puebla lies at the feet of the Popocatépetl and Iztaccíhuatl volcanoes, Puebla was declared “World Heritage Site” by the UNESCO.

Oaxaca, one of the most charming colonial cities, it´s located in the southeastern part of the Mexican Republic.  Its magical combination of colonial and native roots made this beautiful city deserve from the UNESCO title of World Heritage Trust Site in 1987.
History feels present in this modern city, where markets, hand-crafts, typical food and indigenous dances coexist with fine stone buildings, arcades and churches from the Colonial period.
There are numerous sights to visit at Oaxaca like the Santo Domingo church, the Zocalo, various popular markets, museums, and of course the beautiful Monte Alban archaeological site overlooking the town.

One of the most beautiful towns in Mexico, San Cristobal de las Casas, was named for its mythical benefactor and saint, “San Cristobal”, and “Bartolome de las Casas”, a crusader in support of indigenous rights.
The city is a charming blend of colonial architecture and indigenous culture, surrounded by the mountains of Huitepec to the west and Tzontehuitz to the east.
It’s a pleasure to explore its stone pavement streets and its colorful markets, visit the indigenous villages or simply breathe its relaxed and peculiar air.

Palenque, an expression of beauty, power and glory; This World Heritage Site displays magnificent Mayan pyramids submerged into an ambiance of jungle. Palenque, ancient Mayan city known since the end of the XVIII century thanks to Antonio del Río, is situated between the central plateau of Chiapas and the Southeast coastal plain, on the current state of Chiapas.

"The hidden treasure of Mexico”, a peaceful and gorgeous city full of color and history. Located at the edges of the Gulf of Mexico, west of the Yucatan peninsula, the city of Campeche, was founded on the year of 1541 by Francisco de Montejo after being built over an ancient Mayan city.

Uxmal, known as “La tres veces construida” (constructed tree times). A large archeological site identified for its short and detailed palaces, all well sculpted with small stones creating geometrical mosaics with unique perfection.

“Mouth of the Well of the Itzáes”; the Cultural and Political Centre of the old Mayan civilization; this is the most famous and best conserved Mayan site that will take your breath away. Located at 120 kilometers (74.56 miles) from the city of Mérida, Chichén Itzá once belonged to the classic period of the Mayan Toltec culture and is currently the most important archeological deposit of the area.

A perfect place to observe the real life in Yucatán, a small colonial town full of tradition embellished by Churches and Cenotes, is a blend of natural and man-made magnificence. With a rainy tropical climate, the city of Valladolid part of the state of Yucatán is one of the main spots of tourist interest. The "Sultana de Oriente", as it’s also called, was founded by Francisco de Montejo on the year of 1543, making of its colonial image its most distinctive characteristic.

A Stunning metropolis situated in the Caribbean coast; described as a unique party scene and a gorgeous white sand and turquoise water beach display.  The city of Cancun is most important tourism center of the country, Nevertheless, its development is considerably recent. At the beginning of the seventies Cancun was a small island inhabited by just a couple hundred persons, locals, at the most. But the importance of tourism in the national economy and the over saturation suffered by the port of Acapulco, Mexico’s other great tourist destination, forced the government to create a complex exclusively destined to foreign visitors. Its success as recreational spot has not only been achieved because of the beauty of its beaches of white sand, but also because of its proximity to Mayan deposits.

Escape from the big city of Cancun to the lovely town of “PlayaCar”, enjoy its charming streets hopping from bar to bar, eat at delicious restaurants and benefit from its peaceful beaches. Playa del Carmen, fishing town and of tourist interest, it’s situated in the southern east part of Mexico, in the Yucatan peninsula and at the edges of the Caribbean Sea.

An exotic archeological site known for its magnificent location just beside the blue waters of the Caribbean. Located in the state of Quintana Roo is the archeological zone of Tulum, Mayan city built at the end of the classic period, close to the year 1150. Its name comes from the Mayan word which in English means “fence, hedge or wall”.