Top 10 Best Places to Visit in Mexico

Holbox

The island is a protected natural treasure, under the patronage of Mexico, which means that the island remained authentic. The pavements are made of sand and no cars are permitted, only golf-cars, bicycles and scooters. No one wears shoes, and all visitors are welcomed warmly. There are very few tourists and their profile is quite European and visitors are cultural, having had experience with such hidden destinations.

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Acapulco

Almost every time throughout history when there were opportunities, Acapulco was looted and razed to the ground, but thanks to the unique location, recovery was performed almost instantaneously. Today, this city has about 700,000 inhabitants, who mainly live on the fringes of the mountains that surround it. On the other hand, a narrow strip of land along the beach was transformed in the hotel zone intended for primarily tourists visiting Acapulco.

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 La Quebrada

This cliff, nearly 45 meters high, plunge into the sea while waves brake all around it. If you are near the cliff and some have said that this is the place from which the locals jump freely into the water, you would think he was joking with you. However, in the exact time you’ll really see a jumper on the top. After praying to the Virgin of Guadalupe, he performs a jump. Short flight ends with his disappearance in the blue sea, only to quickly emerge, followed by the applause and also tips that his agent collects from the fascinated audience.

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Soriano

Little is happening in the small town of Soriano, in the hills of the colonial city of Mexico. There are no tourists on the streets. But for Catholics, Mexicans Soriano is an important religious center. In the village is Basilica de Nuestra Señora Los Dolores, the cathedral dedicated to the Virgin Mary, famous for miraculous healing and bringing people back from the dead.

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Zocalo

Zócalo is the huge central square in the historic center of Acapulco and one of the largest in the world. It is the central point in the city and the place where the tourists come first. The square is officially called Plaza de la Constitución, while Zócalo is the name locals gave it. This expression means plinth or the base of the column where was meant to be build a monument of independence. The monument was never built, and the base has long been demolished, but the locals still call their square zócalo.

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