The high demographic levels of Mexico’s main cities are due to the economic growth of the region, its geographic area, and social factors.
For example, the country’s capital and its metropolitan area, Mexico City, is the one that most evidences this fact, with a population of 25.4 million inhabitants, followed by Guadalajara with almost 8 million people.
Although selecting the most beautiful cities in Mexico is challenging, I have chosen 20 that stand out among them all. One of every four cities in the Americas declared World Heritage by Unesco is Mexican, which highlights the beauty of Mexico’s metropolises.
Among the best things to do in Guanajuato City include admiring its architectural beauty, peaceful streets, fascinating museums, and various festivals and popular celebrations that enliven the town throughout the year.
As you may already know, Mexico City is the country’s capital and political and financial hub. The Aztecs founded it under the name of Tenochtitlan in the year 1325 (according to historians).
More than 30 million people cross through Tijuana Mexico every year to the United States. Nevertheless, Tijuana has many other good reasons to stay a few extra days for a vacation.
Pachuca is a major city, municipality, and capital of the state of Hidalgo located less than 100km from Mexico City. Read more…
Visiting Mexico City Museums and Galleries during your trip to the “Big City” should be top of your list. There’s no better way to learn all about Mexico’s history and culture.
Ensenada Mexico is located in the upper part of Baja California, only an hour and a half from the Tijuana-US border. It offers a wide range of recreational possibilities…
Although it is not very popular among travelers, Colima Mexico has it all: mountains, valleys, jungles, mangroves, beaches, lagoons, and estuaries.
Villahermosa Tabasco brings together a set of natural, historical, urban, architectural, and cultural attributes that make it a charming destination for tourism
Monterrey Mexico, in the State of Nuevo Leon, it’s also known as “The City of the Mountains.” Apart from being the third largest metropolitan city in Mexico, it offers several attractions linked to its history, industrial production, and surrounding nature.