Mexico Food, Museum + Shopping pictures

• Mexico and Central America
• World

Join locals at this popular, leafy plaza in the heart of colonial Tequisquiapan. It is overlooked by a grand neoclassical church and is the perfect people-watching spot.

Appreciate the scenery of the great outdoors as you explore the ecological and cultural reserves of this city in the heart of a historic indigenous area.

Peruse artworks created by one of Zacatecas’ most prestigious abstract artists, as well as international collections of abstract sculptures and paintings.

Learn about indigenous and colonial history in this dynamic municipality. Explore the rugged surrounding countryside for its parks and quaint villages.

Meet life-size dinosaurs in Pachuca’s interactive family museum, which also has a planetarium, observatory, science lab, cactus garden and Mesoamerican statues.

Admire this lofty city’s giant artworks and iconic clock tower, discover its Cornish heritage and find out why this region is called the Cradle of Mexican Football.

Explore Mexican history through government-sanctioned artworks from the 1920s in this museum that was once a boys’ school.

Just under an hour down the coast from Acapulco is this tranquil beach which offers stunning scenery, a variety of recreational activities and delicious local dishes.

Discover the bohemian flair and artisanal items in the market stalls that stretch across a street with a history entwined with frogs.

Artillery displays, model ships and portrayals of historic battles bring Mexico’s naval past to life at this modern and informative museum.

After the unlikely change from a tobacco factory to a prison, this building has evolved to a library surrounded by arts, dance and handicrafts.

Appreciate the scenery of the great outdoors as you explore the ecological and cultural reserves of this city in the heart of a historic indigenous area.

Explore this vast nation “south of the border” with lovely beaches, fascinating history and many cultural attractions.

Admire this lofty city’s giant artworks and iconic clock tower, discover its Cornish heritage and find out why this region is called the Cradle of Mexican Football.

Inside this museum is a vast collection of traditional Mexican toys, which are a celebration of childhood and the talents of the artisans who created them.

After the unlikely change from a tobacco factory to a prison, this building has evolved to a library surrounded by arts, dance and handicrafts.

After the unlikely change from a tobacco factory to a prison, this building has evolved to a library surrounded by arts, dance and handicrafts.

Artillery displays, model ships and portrayals of historic battles bring Mexico’s naval past to life at this modern and informative museum.