art Colonial, part Indian and delightfully frozen in time, Oaxaca is a rewarding destination for uncovering the “real” Mexico.
urrounded by the peaks of the Sierra Madre del Sur, the narrow streets of the old city center are lined with beautiful churches, fascinating museums and pastel-colored houses with flower-bedecked wrought iron balconies. Spend your time shopping in bustling mercados for native handicrafts, listening to a nightly band concert beneath the sprawling shade trees of the Zocalo or exploring the nearby archeological sites of Monte Alban and Mitla. Whatever you do, you’ll find Oaxaca to be friendly, relaxing and one of Mexico’s warmest cities.
Surrounded by the peaks of the Sierra Madre del Sur, the narrow streets of the old city center are lined with beautiful churches, fascinating museums and pastel-colored houses with flower-bedecked wrought iron balconies. Spend your time shopping in bustling mercados for native handicrafts, listening to a nightly band concert beneath the sprawling shade trees of the Zocalo or exploring the nearby archeological sites of Monte Alban and Mitla. Whatever you do, you’ll find Oaxaca to be friendly, relaxing and one of Mexico’s warmest cities.
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art Colonial, part Indian and delightfully frozen in time, Oaxaca is a rewarding destination for uncovering the “real” Mexico.
urrounded by the peaks of the Sierra Madre del Sur, the narrow streets of the old city center are lined with beautiful churches, fascinating museums and pastel-colored houses with flower-bedecked wrought iron balconies. Spend your time shopping in bustling mercados for native handicrafts, listening to a nightly band concert beneath the sprawling shade trees of the Zocalo or exploring the nearby archeological sites of Monte Alban and Mitla. Whatever you do, you’ll find Oaxaca to be friendly, relaxing and one of Mexico’s warmest cities.
Surrounded by the peaks of the Sierra Madre del Sur, the narrow streets of the old city center are lined with beautiful churches, fascinating museums and pastel-colored houses with flower-bedecked wrought iron balconies. Spend your time shopping in bustling mercados for native handicrafts, listening to a nightly band concert beneath the sprawling shade trees of the Zocalo or exploring the nearby archeological sites of Monte Alban and Mitla. Whatever you do, you’ll find Oaxaca to be friendly, relaxing and one of Mexico’s warmest cities.
