Death is celebrated in different ways all over the world. In Mexico, the deceased are celebrated loudly every year, for three straight days, with music, marigolds, and more food than you can eat. If experiencing Día de los Muertos is on your bucket list, read on for more information about this celebration, best cities, andContinueContinue reading “Dia de los Muertos: Best Towns, Traditions and Travel Tips”
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Boutique Hotels in San Miguel de Allende Under $200 a Night
Miguel de Allende is famous for its colorful 18th-century architecture, rooftop restaurants, colorful plazas, and boutique art galleries. Many of the best boutique hotels in San Miguel de Allende offer luxurious accommodations, beautiful design, and exceptional service, all for less than $200 per night during much of the year. A long weekend in SanContinueContinue reading “Boutique Hotels in San Miguel de Allende Under $200 a Night”
Best Boutique Hotels in Querétaro
As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Querétaro is celebrated for its well-preserved colonial architecture, vibrant plazas, award-winning restaurants, and nearly 500 years of history. Part of that history has been conserved and renovated into stylish boutique hotels. Wood-beamed ceilings, courtyard fountains, and soaring archways are just a few of the Baroque details incorporated into comfortableContinueContinue reading “Best Boutique Hotels in Querétaro”
Where to Eat in Querétaro: From Budget-Friendly Eateries to Fine Dining
Wondering where to eat in Querétaro? Whether you’re craving authentic Mexican cuisine, fresh sushi, flavorful Indian curry, or buttery French pastries, Querétaro’s diverse restaurant scene has something to satisfy every palate. Thanks to its thriving economy and more than 150 international companies with operations in the region, Querétaro has developed a remarkable international restaurantContinueContinue reading “Where to Eat in Querétaro: From Budget-Friendly Eateries to Fine Dining”
A Monthly Guide to Wine Festivals in Mexico
Mexico may seem new to the wine scene, but it has been making wine longer than any other country in the Americas. Today, Mexico produces wine in 17 states, and the wines are winning gold and silver distinctions in international competitions. The country is already a popular vacation destination for its gorgeous beaches, butContinueContinue reading “A Monthly Guide to Wine Festivals in Mexico”
Best Time to Visit Central Mexico (Month-by-Month Guide + Holidays in Mexico)
When most people think of Mexico, they picture white sand beaches, margaritas, and fresh seafood. While that’s certainly part of the appeal, Mexico is far more diverse than many travelers expect. From mountains and volcanoes to jungles and deserts, the country offers a wide range of climates and landscapes. Central Mexico is a prime example ofContinueContinue reading “Best Time to Visit Central Mexico (Month-by-Month Guide + Holidays in Mexico)”