Etiqueta: patrimonio histórico

Ah, Tula de Allende. I’ve been writing about Mexico’s hidden gems for years, and this place still manages to surprise me. It’s not just another colonial town—it’s a living museum where history hums in...

Ah, the Glorieta de Minerva—where history and beauty collide in a way that’s equal parts grand and effortlessly cool. I’ve seen fads in architecture and urban design come and go, but this spot? It’s...

Ah, San Martín Texmelucan de Labastida—where the cobblestone streets whisper stories older than most of Mexico’s cities. I’ve seen a lot of colonial towns in my time, but this one? It’s got a quiet...

Ah, León de los Aldama—where the past doesn’t just whisper, it shouts. I’ve covered this city for decades, watched it evolve, and let me tell you, few places in Mexico pack as much history...

Ah, Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza—just saying the name out loud still gives me chills. I’ve covered enough Mexican history to know that some places don’t just sit on their past; they wear it like...