Destinations


Plan your next trip to and around Mexico by discovering various travel destinations.

Destination By State

Each federal state has its own gems and highlights.

Veracruz Beach
Forested mountains under a blue sky, village houses in the forefront, with the headline "Morelos"
Oaxaca Destination Mexico

Destinations A-Z

The destinations with an asterisk (*) are Magical Towns or Magical Neighborhoods.

  • Atlixco de las Flores* – The City of Flowers
  • Bacalar* – The town at the lagoon of 7 colors
  • Cantona – Impressive Ruins of an Ancient City (Archaeological Site)
  • Chautla – Ex-Hacienda Chautla and Its Picturesque Castle Gillow – 2024 Guide for a Half-Day Trip
  • Chignahuapan* – Christmas spheres and hot springs
  • Chipilo – An Italian enclave in the heart of Mexico
  • Cholula* – The world’s largest pyramid and a church for every day of the year
  • Cuetzalan* – Cobblestone streets and narrow alleys embedded in lush green mountains
  • Huaquechula – How to celebrate the Day of the Dead in Huaquechula (Puebla)
  • Izamal* – The Yellow City, pyramids, and Mayan heritage
  • Mazunte* – Oaxaca’s Eco-Friendly Beach Town
  • Mexico City – The capital of Mexico and home to 180 museums (and how to plan your stay)
  • Oaxaca City – The home of the delicious 7 moles
  • Progreso – The city with the world’s longest pier
  • Puebla – History, culture, and gastronomy amid colonial architecture
  • San Francisco, El Origen* – Puebla’s first “Barrio Mágico” (Magical Neighborhood)
  • San Pedro Pochutla – Authentic Mexican street markets close to Oaxaca’s beach towns
  • Sisal* – The perfect beach getaway
  • Tehuacán – The Cradle of Corn, pyramids, and a famous goat dish
  • Tepoztlán* – Forested mountains, cobbled streets, and spirituality
  • Valladolid* – A colonial treasure in the heart of the Yucatán peninsula
  • Villa Rica – Dark fine sand, dunes, and an archaeological site
  • Zacatlán de las Manzanas* – The city of apples, clockmakers, and cheese bread
  • Zapotitlán Salinas – Cactus forests, salt mines, and insects for breakfast