Welcome to Mexico, the country that has it all! discover: Beach Resorts, colonial cities, archeological sites, and countless natural settings. Here, you can do any number of activities, such as golfing, sailing or simply relaxing at a resort as you absorb our rich cultural heritage and relish the culinary delights of our country. During your stay, enjoy the hospitality and world-class services and establishments that make Mexico a modern country, yet full of customs and tradition.

Known as Sun City, Hermosillo has splendid architectural attractions lined along its wide avenues, such as the Cathedral and the Palacio de Gobierno. You also can visit various museums like the state history museum. In addition, you can learn about the region’s diverse ethnic groups, including the Seris, Mayos and Yaquis. In the surrounding areas you’ll find precious nature reserves where environmentalists carry out wildlife conservation programs and conduct research on the region’s ecosystems.

This museum is located in southwest Mexico City in Plaza Loreto, at Avenida Magdalena and Avenida Revolucion, Col. Tizapan, Alvaro Obregon District. In these showrooms you can enjoy a permanent collection of New Spain portraiture, religious art and Latin America’s most extensive sculpture collection of Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel. You’ll also see a varied collection of national and international artists such as Rufino Tamayo, Paul Gauguin and Vincent Van Gogh.

Puebla’s rich history and culture can be seen in its baroque, renaissance and classical architectural styles. The “Catedral”, which has 14 chapels of various styles, houses numerous works of art, such as the main cupola and the altar, which was painted by artist Cristobal de Villalpando. The main façades are transition-period baroque. They have classical columns with Doric, Ionic and Corinthian capitals.

Considered one of Mexico’s most picturesque towns, this charming destination offers cobblestone streets, colonial buildings and white houses with red tile roofs. Another notable attraction of unparalleled beauty is the Catedral de Santa Prisca (Santa Prisca Cathedral), one of the most representative examples of baroque architecture in Mexico. During your stay, you also can visit the Humboldt and Borda houses, which have great historical and cultural value, or you can check out the Viceregal Art Museum and the Silver Museum.

On Isla Mujeres you can visit a marine park and various coral reef areas that are ideal for scuba diving at depths of more than 10 meters (33 feet). Among the wide variety of marine life that you can observe in this region are sponges, sea snails, sea urchins, manta rays, moray eels and sharks. The Garrafon National Park for example has a majestic coral reef where you can go scuba diving and snorkeling while observing a wide variety of marine species that inhabit the waters.

Huatulco is a coastal paradise with crystalline waters and various types of sand. This destination has nine bays, which are protected areas, and 36 beaches, which are part of the Bahias de Huatulco National Park. Most of the beaches have calm blue-green waters, such as those at the Tangolunda Bay, where you’ll find top-notch hotel resorts, excellent plazas and one of the best golf courses on the Pacific coast.

A countless number of bars and discos line the strip of Costera Miguel Aleman Avenue, making Acapulco the city that never sleeps. We recommend that you visit the Hard Rock Café or Planet Hollywood, which offer an extensive menu and plenty of fun. El Alebrije and Palladium are two discos that spin electronic music. Baby’O, an Acapulco hotspot, and Disco Beach are famous discos with an ocean view.

Among the culinary delights of Los Cabos are fish and seafood dishes, yet you won’t want to miss out on a regional favorite: stuffed loggerhead turtle flippers. The cuisine of this region blends a wide variety of flavors such as marinated meats and fish. You can also try tasty machaca (dried beef) burritos and such stuffed dishes as crab, fish and shrimp. Other regional specialties include lobster, shrimp and manta ray machaca dishes.

Shopping in La Paz is a very gratifying experience, as the stores and marketplaces offer something for everyone. The main malls are Plaza Cerralvo, on the corner of Paseo Alvaro Obregon and Esquerro; Plaza Comercial, on Calle 21 de Agosto; Pasaje Madero, between Madero and 16 de Septiembre; and Plaza Moyrion, between 16 de Septiembre and Revolucion. These shopping centers have numerous boutiques, shoe stores, jewelry shops and many other stores.