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1. Malecón of Mazatlán The Malecón of Mazatlán is the city’s most iconic attraction and one of the longest oceanfront promenades in the world, stretching for more than 20 kilometers

1. Botanical Garden of Culiacán The Botanical Garden of Culiacán is the city’s most celebrated attraction and one of the finest botanical gardens in Latin America. Covering more than 10

1. Cerro de la Campana Cerro de la Campana is the most iconic landmark in Hermosillo and the best place to enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the city. Rising above

1. Sumidero Canyon National Park Sumidero Canyon National Park is the most famous attraction near Tuxtla Gutiérrez and one of Mexico’s greatest natural wonders. Carved over millions of years by

1. Historic Centre of Oaxaca The Historic Centre of Oaxaca is the cultural heart of southern Mexico and a UNESCO World Heritage Site celebrated for its magnificent colonial architecture, vibrant

1. Historic Centre of Morelia The Historic Centre of Morelia is one of Mexico’s most beautiful colonial districts and a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its elegant pink quarry

1. Zócalo of Veracruz The Zócalo of Veracruz is the vibrant heart of the city and one of the most lively public squares on Mexico’s Gulf Coast. Surrounded by elegant

1. Cathedral of Chihuahua The Cathedral of Chihuahua is the city’s most iconic landmark and one of the finest examples of Baroque architecture in northern Mexico. Built during the 18th

1. Cosmovitral Botanical Garden The Cosmovitral Botanical Garden is the most iconic attraction in Toluca and one of the most extraordinary botanical gardens in the world. Housed inside a beautifully

1. Historic Centre of Aguascalientes The Historic Centre of Aguascalientes is the cultural and architectural heart of the city, where beautifully preserved colonial buildings, elegant plazas, colorful streets, and centuries-old