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As the country’s bustling capital, Mexico City is a treasure trove of cultural delights. Discover the ancient Aztec heritage at the Templo Mayor archaeological site and the grandeur of the National Palace. Immerse yourself in Mexican art at the Frida Kahlo Museum and the Palacio de Bellas Artes.
Oaxaca
Nestled in the southern region, Oaxaca is a colonial gem celebrated for its traditional artistry and culinary wonders. Stroll through the charming streets, admiring the colorful buildings and intricate handcrafts. Explore the fascinating archaeological sites of Monte Albán and Mitla. Taste the richness of Oaxacan cuisine with its renowned mole sauces and chapulines (grasshoppers).
Playa del Carmen
For those seeking sun-soaked adventures, Playa del Carmen on the Riviera Maya is an ideal beach destination. Relax on the powdery white sands and swim in the crystal-clear Caribbean waters. Take a short ferry ride to Cozumel to snorkel among vibrant marine life. Wander along Quinta Avenida, a bustling street filled with shops, restaurants, and lively entertainment.
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This Baroque building is one of the symbols of Oaxaca, but it’s so much more than just a church. Santo Domingo is also home to the Cultural Centre of Oaxaca, which has an extensive collection of pre-Columbian artifacts on display. An ethnobotanical garden is also located on the premises.
Basilica of Nuestra Señora de Soledad
This is another Baroque structure that you must check out while in Oaxaca. Due to frequent earthquakes in the area, this basilica was built with low spires and towers, in an attempt to resist natural disasters.
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This cathedral is another classic building in Oaxaca that should be explored inside and out. It took over two centuries to complete it, and its history is pretty turbulent since it fell victim to several earthquakes, both before and after opening its doors in 1733.
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Oaxaca City is the capital of the region and where there is an abundance of culture and exciting events. If you are a wanderer, there is no better place to be than walking down the streets of the historic center. There you will find beautiful multi-colored buildings and amazing street art.
If you are looking to wind down and relax in a green space, go to Parque Llano. This park is home to many markets that happen throughout the week, and it is a great chance to see how the residents of the city truly live.
Santo Domingo is another must-see spot when in Oaxaca City. This church was built in the late 16th century, but construction almost 200 years to complete. The interior of the church is beautifully ornate. While you’re there, head next door to the Museo de la Culturas. What is so fascinating about this museum is that it is housed in a converted convent, which is so cool.
Food and Drinks
There are so many Oaxacan dishes that are so delicious, even if it may seem a bit odd to some patrons. A traditional food eaten in Oaxaca are chapulines, also known as grasshoppers. These are consumed on a daily basis in Oaxaca fried and eaten on their own, or smothered in sauce and put in a tortilla. Although it may seem daunting, go ahead and try them while you’re there, and really put yourself out there!
Another Oaxacan delicacy is their mole. Mole is a sauce prepared throughout Mexico in different styles, and the Oaxacan version is incredible. Their mole is much darker than a regular mole and combined with ingredients like chocolate, chilis, and so much more. If you want to get a range of the moles offered in Oaxaca, go to Los Pacos. They will give you several samples of mole to get a true taste for this sauce.
Mezcal is a distilled liquor native to Mexico since its main ingredient is agave. Oaxaca, in particular, has some top-grade mezcal and you definitely cannot leave the region without trying some. If you are looking for a nice little trip outside the city, take a drive to the town of Santa Catarina Minas, which is a small town south of the city that has a whopping 14 distilleries. There are also plenty of tasting rooms within the city if you are looking for convenience.
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