Nice island for a day trip from the mainland. The water taxi takes a couple of minutes to get you to Playa Veradero so that you can walk through to Playa Coral to snorkel. There are many restaurants but they aren't cheap.

Fast and easy boat ride to the island. There are plenty of places to sit on the beach that have umbrellas and lunch. Not so rough water, good swimming, snorkeling, and sea shell hunting.

Had a great time out at the island! Wish we have done this a couple of times while we visited. There's two sides, a beach that is rocky that has snorkeling and then a swimming beach. We had fun on both sides. There's plenty of shade, chairs, loungers, cold drinks, and food. We took a water taxi out to the island for $100 pesos per person. Some of the menus weren't in English so I recommend downloading Google translate offline before going. 10/10 OH! And we saw whales!

Love to go there every time we visit Ixtapa, beautiful place and great food. The snorkelling is also great, the only thing I can complain about is that the boats delivering food to the restaurants are in front of each one of them, making the swimming a bit dangerous and it also smells a lot like fuel. Maybe this could be improved arranging the deliveries at an earlier time of the day before the guests arrive. Other than that, it is a great day to spend the day.

Swimming here was wonderful because the water was nice and calm. Service was very friendly and the island atmosphere is relaxed.

An amazing day trip! Only 80 pesos to get on the island from Playa Linda and we had a blast. Go snorkeling on Playa Coral and eat some charcoal grilled fish for a great day.

We had a wonderful day snorkeling at playa Varadero in Isla Ixtapa. On February 13, 2023, the weather was good and sunny. The ocean was calm. The snorkeling place where there are some corals is only 30 feet(10 meters) in front of Restaurante Paraiso Escondido. We parked ourselves at the restaurant based on the good Google reviews. We didn’t have to pay to rent the umbrella and chairs as in some restaurants in Playa Las Gatas. We only need to pay for the food and drinks. Their prices are competitive and reasonable. We ordered a grilled (pan fried in Mexico) fish filet and Corona beer. The total price was 245 pesos. We paid 200 pesos for a complete set of snorkeling equipment. When we were ready to pay the bill, I ran into the owner John. He was very personable and friendly. He even offered me a free drink! We snorkeled both at Playa Las Gatas and Playa Varadero. We saw about 15 different types of fishes in Playa Varadero versus several in Playa Las Gatas and the bottom was sand versus stones. There is a coral beach for snorkeling in Isla Ixtapa but there are many sharp corals and the incoming waves pushing my wife against the corals. One can easily cut by the corals. So, we gave up snorkeling at the coral beach. On a separate note, we took the collectivo to Playa Linda from Zihuatanejo center (near the Mercado Municipal) for 20 pesos and took the boat to Isla Ixtapa for 80 pesos round trip.

I cannot descibe how it feels to walk along this aquaduct. Imagining water flowing to supply the city but this is not some ugly piece of utilitarian passage for water. The arches are beautiful but walk along and look at the old buildings that are an arms width away. The city has so much history and until you visit you will not be under its spell. It took awhile but with true love it grabs you when you least expect it...I miss Morela with all my heart.

Beautiful views and walking around a long block wall outside during this drive. I love it

Built in 1680 AD

You can drive or walk next to it

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(Translated by Google) The aqueduct as a tourist attraction is very beautiful, being able to observe the ancient construction and engineering is comforting. Walking the streets of Morelia is actually very peaceful. I don't know how he feels now with insecurity but at least when I was there everything was fine. Obviously I took my obligatory photo of the $50 bill (Original) El acueducto como atractivo turístico es muy bellos, poder observar la construcción e ingeniería antigua es reconfortante. Caminar en las calles de Morelia en realidad es muy apacible. No sé cómo se encuentre ahora con la inseguridad pero al menos cuando estuve por ahí todo bien. Obvio tomé mi foto obligada del billete de $50

(Translated by Google) This is incredible Morelia. I hope the leaders of the state of Mexico take a trip and learn from it, bringing this culture to the table. Super-maintained streets, roads, and authorities attentive to what they should be doing. Congratulations to Michoacan and the Morelia government. (Original) Esta increíble Morelia, ojalá los gobernantes del estado de mexico se dieran una vuelta y aprendieran y trajeran esta cultura calles super cuidadas, vialidades y autoridades atentas a lo que deben estar. Felicidades a Michoacan y al gobierno de Morelia

Stunning historic church which was updated with intricate decoration in the early 20th century. Memorable and worth the visit.

It may not look that impressive from the outside! but as soon as you walk inside your eyes go crazy at all the details, the colors, the paintings, the ceilings! this is the most beautiful church I have ever been to! even if you are not catholic it is beautiful stop by!!!

Amazing detail of art within a magnificent place of workship. Worth paying a visit prior to mass service to admire the handwork and million details then stay for the service and receive a blessing!

Beautiful church. Active. Well worth it and very nice area.

One of the most beautiful cathedral I’ve seen in Mexico

This church is absolutely stunning and peaceful. A must see in Morelia.

The most beautiful church I’ve seen in Mexico ! Worth the visit

Nature at its best. Reconnect with nature at this place. Awesome place and I do recommend to come and visit

Happy Earth Day! This place is very interesting to me because it is the Barranca del Cupatitzio National Park. It is a protected natural area that has been transformed from a rural estate into a public park with the goal of conserving biodiversity and offering a recreational space for the public. The park is a popular destination for tourism and nature, with a rich history and cultural significance for the region.

A Beautiful Place with some Amazing Waterfalls and Meandering Paths. A Variety of Trees that We have never seen before. Historical area that has a rich History.

IT WAS BEYOND BEAUTIFUL!!!!!! Bring your waterbottle to fully experience THE MOST FRESHEST, THIRST QUENCHING WATER STRAIGHT FROM THE MONTAÑA THERE AT THE PARK!! IT WAS JUST WONDERFUL, THE HISTORY, THE VIBES, THE VIEWS, THE FRESH FRUIT, THE LITTLE SHOPS, JUST BEING THERE WAS HEAVEN !!!!! I WANT TO BE BACK THERE NOW !!!!! IT WAS JUST EXCEPTIONAL !!!! 🇲🇽 🇲🇽 🇲🇽

The park is well preserved and the waterfalls are everywhere, your mind is absorbed by the natural biodiversity. The ticket is 42 pesos, totally worth it. Visit Uriapan.

I’m not spiritual but this place is remarkable. Beautifully maintained and clean, well signposted my only beef is the limited number of toilets (sanitarios). To be in Uruapan, a lovely city, and not come here would be a shame. Come early to park on the street and enjoy early morning light. No pets allowed. 30 pesos each. Brilliant.

This place is gorgeous! Be prepared to walk steep inclines. There is snack spots but none have water. Didnt ready if you can take water in or not. So something you might want to ready before taking this walk. Total time I took was a little over 2 hrs inside from start to finish.

Everyone should visit this volcano once in their life. It is a magical experience, and although it is a steep climb, persistence will help you make it to the top. Getting down is super fun!

I highly recommend exercising prior to the trip so you can hike up through the lava rocks and up to the crater. Be sure to bring some water and snacks as the hike can be hours long but worth while during the entire journey. Also have solid comfortable shoes and be sure to tighten them on the way up. On the way down from the volcano be prepared to get lava sand inside your shoes and socks. This is an all day trip and the sun can be tough so have some type of head gear. After the volcano y recommend horseriding to the old town (San Juan). The entire tour can be arranged by the tour guides at the entrance to the town of Angahuan. The tour may sound expensive but as my tour guide Benito stated, the money goes to help 4 families in town. Benito, who's 60 but in amazing shape did not struggle during the hike, yet my 32 year old body struggled just to make it to the base of the volcano. Once at the crater, the scenery was mesmerizing and at my next trip I plan to spend the night up there.

Amazing experience, also walkable from the cabañas. We started at 7:30 in the morning and finished ad 4:30 incl pictures, lunchbreak etc. Gave just three stars because the friendly guy who sells the entry tickets cheated us. We paid 35 pesos and he had no more bolletos to give us out. Later we found one on the way, and surprise it cost 20 pesos.

It is really nice, beautiful country. I rode a horse to the buried town. I had been fascinated about the volcano since learning about it years earlier from Dr. Kathleen Thomas, my Spanish teacher at Hickory Hills elementary school.

Long walk to the buried church take a horse if you are not physically fit. Don’t recommend taking the walking short cut to the summit across the lava field.

Unbelievable place with incredible 360 degree views of the surrounding countryside. Accessible by horse or 4x4 this remote area is kept relatively pristine and serene as a result. A must see if you can make it.

I LOVE IT

As a teenager I saw the unfinished cathedral, now as an adult man, I see the majestic and beauty cathedral. This cathedral rivals many of Europe's greatest cathedrals. This sanctuary is a big wow, the organ is beautiful as well. The best thing is that one can walk around and under the altar in order to be in communion with our lady of Guadalupe.

This place is so beautiful and just amazing. It truly makes you feel small in the best possible way. My only complaint was, we went on a Sunday and it was closed all day, it opened at 5pm for mass so we didn't get a chance to really see it and admire it

Place is beautiful, well taken care of. Clean, and it has many posts that you can read. I loved the structure and statutes of the apostles. Also, the 12 stations of the cross. Definitely, a must if you visit Michoacan.

Amazing cathedral that is the tallest in Mexico and one of the largest in North America. Columns have the saints and the large stained glass windows are gorgeous. Mass here is beautiful and the interior stays relatively cool due to the high ceilings.

Beautiful place! The church is huge up close and the architecture is breathtaking!!! Very recommended people visit!

Amazing history about the church. Also heard its the 3rd largest in the world. Not sure if true but breathtaking

This sanctuary is in my top 10 best places to visit in Mexico. Majestic building in Zamora downtown. This city is surrounded by beautiful natural places.

I recently visited Dolores Hidalgo that had a beautiful church called Parroquia de Nuestra Señora de los Dolores. The church was located near a lovely plaza in the center of town. It was a quick stop for me before I headed to San Miguel de Allende. The town had a charming atmosphere and I enjoyed my short stay there.

Dolores hidalgo Is known as "la cuna de la independencia" or the cradle of Independence. This church is probably one of the more popular ones due to its importance in Mexican history.

Start of Independence for Mexico, great place to walk a little and take some pictures of the parish church.

It is a very large and well-preserved church. Walking through its corridors, one can see the care and maintenance dedicated to keeping it in such a great state. It's one of the most ostentatious churches I have seen while visiting Mexico.

This beautiful church stands tall among the local buildings. Please keep an eye out for the intricate details found on the front facade, which are made of cantera. Construction first began in 1712, and three centuries later it still remains as a prime example of baroque churrigueresque style. Upon entering the facilities, gaze up to the ceiling and you will discover a taste of centuries past.

Magnificent Parroquia de Nuestra Senora marking the birthplace of the Mexican Revolution against Spain in September of 1810. Father Hidalgo made his famous call to war to the local population on this plaza. After over a decade of bloodshed the costly conflict gave way to Freedom for Mexico in 1821.

A beautiful church, and since it's facing the main plaza, you can have some of Dolores Hidalgo's famous ice cream at the outdoor stands there after your visit. This church figured in the Mexican independence movement; there are several interesting, inexpensive museums a few paces away.

Stairs stairs stairs everywhere. Please be advised if you have lower extremity problems. Otherwise this is the best view of the city. Its breathtaking. And dont pass up the local food and snacks being offered at the top by the locals. DELICIOUS! If you are fit and decide to opt out of the lift car (either up or back down), my husband climbed the stairs and said it took him 5-10 min. He was winded but he said it wasnt bad.

I especially love visiting here in the late afternoon, sitting atop the hill with a gentle evening breeze, watching the old town bathed in the colorful glow of the sunset. The whole atmosphere is peaceful and romantic—perfect for relaxing and taking photos!

It has a beautiful view of the city. We went during the day, but can imagine how beautiful it must look at night. It's very cold, so make sure to go in warm clothes.

Two options to go here : funicular ride or the stairs. The hike is tiring but great things to see too. I go up with stairs and go down with funicular. The funicular cost 40 peso and stairs are free. Nice view from th platform. Big statue of pipila on top of the hill. Some shops nearby and also toilet is nearby.

Great spot and a delightful view of El Centro, the downtown city center and the river of commerce that flows through its base. You can see a big chunk of this historic city from here but certainly not the whole thing, you need to visit La Buffa to see it all and that's a hike, like an actual hike with a bit of amateur rock climbing required. Bring a hiking stick if you go up there, it's like a third leg. But back to Pipila. There is a short funicular ride up for $40MX pesos. A steal compared to the heart attack you might have trying to take the path and steps which are not marked well, if at all. It doesn't look very far away or up and maybe technically it isn't but you aren't walking a ladder up to it so it's a pretty circuitous route. I recommend hitching a ride up on said funicular and then walking down from there. Behave like water here and you will never be lost. Just keep going downhill until you can't and you will be at the basin of the river of commerce and everything leads from there. Behave opposite of water and you will find little treasures off the beaten path. Better food and charming shops. You cannot get lost because if you don't know where you are you only need behave like water and soon enough you'll splash into the river of commerce again. This place was built up by geological forces and carved out by millennia of floods and monsoon rains. Don't fight it. Get lost. Be water. Be found. Find a bench. Find yourself.

It's a must-visit place when you come to Guanajuato. There is a cable car, but if you can walk, I recommend following the route signs from near Union Garden

Awesome view of the City, with great scenery. Good to hang out and have some food or a refreshing drink.

The city built during the 17 and 18 hundreds has its own version of Romero and Juliet. This is were the lovers were able to kiss across the alley because their balconies almost touched. It a must see but slightly over rated.

What an experience!!! Very clean very beautiful and the tradition was very well explained

Funny tourist attraction, but why not while you're here!

This is the most famous alleyway in the city with a tragic story behind it. If you visit I recommend you include this in your interary. Especially love birds 🐦

Great place, to many tourists! Lots a walking bring your good legs and comfy shoes. If you have bad hips and knees, definitely this is not the place for you.

We had a great experience here. Do some homework first and you'll enjoy the experience. Knowing the legend beforehand we and having seen pics we just wanted a photo but over the festival weekend it had hundreds of people in line. We asked before and were told it was mxn $50 to get on the balcony. We deduced immediately this would be mxn $50 each since we would each go to separate balconies. The guy telling the legend and taking pictures with your phone/camera does it for tips and he does it well and takes many great pictures. The fun for us was in the crowd, both watching them as well as having them cheer as we kissed and cheering as they kiss. It was really a great festive environment. If crowded or on the weekends they open the balcony at noon. Just show up a few minutes early and you shouldn't have to wait. It's likely not crowded during the week or when large events aren't going on.

A lot of history I loved it very clean town. The Museum of Las momias is small. I did a tour for $300 pesos.

I was surprised by this museum! 😱 There were so many different mummies. And some bad stories, too! They have the YOUNGEST mummy in the world, a 6-month old fetus mummy! 😱 And the stories are in English & Spanish! 🙏🏼 I wish there were English tours available. Or headset to listen to stories... Or QR codes to read more about the stories.. that would be nice.. No bathrooms inside 😔 Pay bathrooms outside.

Now you see kids, this is what happens when you don't pay your bills! Pretty interesting but pretty creepy too. Beats the Egyptian mummy museums hands down. We were there in mid-May and walked there from the funicular. A long hill on the last part but not bad.

I loved this mummy—honestly, it fascinated me on so many levels. When I first walked into the museum, there was a noticeable scent. Not a creepy or unpleasant one, but something strangely familiar… earthy, maybe? It felt like the scent of time itself. What the staff didn’t mention was that my 106-peso ticket only allowed access to the basic exhibit. I didn’t realize this until I was about to leave and noticed there were other areas I couldn’t enter. That part was a bit disappointing—so make sure you buy the full ticket if you go. The tour guides spoke only Spanish, so I didn’t understand much at the time. But once I got home and did my research, everything clicked. These mummies are completely natural. No embalming. No rituals. They were discovered when the government exhumed bodies due to unpaid burial taxes—and shockingly, many were perfectly preserved by the dry conditions and the unique soil. The first mummy ever found was a priest, which is why he’s quite famous here. But the most heart-wrenching and iconic is the six-month-old baby mummy. The baby was found still in its mother’s arms—most likely both died during childbirth. That image really stuck with me. What struck me most was how this baby, who would’ve been seen as a symbol of the divine, ended up buried without breath, sealed in sawdust, only to survive time as a mummy. It’s philosophical. It’s poetic. And no, it’s not scary at all. These mummies are oddly endearing. Almost gentle in the way they speak to mortality. Later, while walking through the local market, I saw some sweet potatoes and tree roots in the same earthy tones as the mummies. Everything started to feel connected—like nature, death, time, and even snacks are speaking in the same color palette. Wild, right? So if you’re visiting Guanajuato: 💀 Don’t skip the mummy museum. 🎟️ Buy the full ticket. 📚 Read up afterward if you don’t speak Spanish. 😌 And if you’re scared—honestly, don’t be. These mummies aren’t scary. They’re full of stories and quiet wisdom. If you’re too afraid… maybe it’s best not to come. But if you’re curious, it’s absolutely worth it.

Glad I read the reviews beforehand so I knew what to expect. GO DIRECTLY TO THE MUSEUM PARKING. Be prepared to pay extra if using a card. Went in the morning. Hardly anyone was there besides random people (4+) trying AGRESSEVELY to hawk super inflated items in the parking lot. The exhibits were nice enough, but not very informative. Maybe 15 of the mummies actually had an explanation of their origins. Didn't pay extra for the fancier exhibits though. The gift shop had a decent selection, but also inflated prices. $230 pesos for a T shirt when other vendors are selling for around $150. All in all if you're in the area it's a fine museum, but I wouldn't make this the sole reason to visit GTO.

Arrived around 2pm on a Sunday. Waited for ticket and entry for about 45 minutes. 120 pesos for the main exhibit and the extra room. They bring you in in groups, but they don't pay attention to how many people have left before letting more people in, so the museum gets so packed that you literally cannot walk to see the exhibits until your group moves to the next room. By the time your group moves to the next room, the group or 2 behind you are already filling up that room so it's packed again. I think this was because my group was offered a free guide, so they stayed in each room longer to listen to his information. But I wanted to also see the mummies, so I eventually waited for my group to go a few rooms ahead and by the time I was maybe 3 or 4 groups behind and the guide was nowhere in sight, finally there was room to walk and see the mummies. Very bad organization! The mummies themselves are cool and the extra room was nice and quicker to walk through without the crowds. Took about 45 minutes to walk through the entire museum, with being stuck waiting for the crowds to move for 5+ minutes in each room. I think if you go earlier or maybe on a weekday, you'd have less chance of a crowd. I also think being in a group with a free guide was not good with such a large group.

The most expensive museum I visited in Guanajuato and the most interesting/disappointing as well. When you enter the first room, it is very cool seeing the mummies and how well preserved they are and learning about how some of them died. Then you walk into another room...and same thing. Then another room with the same. Then another room with the same....you get the idea... Also they say to try and be quiet but the tour guy is shouting loudly and people are talking on the phones etc. Bottom line - interesting but basic exhibit and poorly organized. Tickets were 106 pesos for adults.

First time visiting. Very interesting. Worth the trip. A long line on Sunday, super crowded and a long wait to purchase tickets and enter. Group tours led by a guide. Too many people to fit in each salon and it was hard to hear the guide. Also, as a non native speaker it was extremely difficult to understand all the complex aspects of the tour/museum/mummies. However it was still very interesting and memorable.

Beautiful area, worth the hike. The guy at the gate up top was a total jerk, he made the whole experience stressful. Didn't explain anything, just told us we couldn't enter. It's like the community forces people to go on a horseback tour if you want to enter.

Nice hike down a stone road lined with cabins. Downhill to get to the waterfall then back up to return. Your experience at the falls would likely depend on the amount of people that are also there. It is possible to climb behind the water.

Nice hike and falls, I do recommend visiting this part of Mexico in the rainy season because everything is green. Note they do charge an entrance fee (40 pesos per person) and if you want a ride (on their trucks) or horses that is separate. For the horses it was 125 pesos per hour. For the truck it was 40 pesos to go down and another 40 pesos to come back up

The walk is long with lots of up and down. The entry fee is 30 pesos, but consider paying an extra 20 per person for the ride down to the cascada - fountain. You will still have to earn quite a bit and down the side of a mountain to the actual falls. Same thing with horses, except that the horse ride is 250 pesos pet person. There are washrooms at the bottom before you go down to the falls but no water; so carry yours with you.

Walking instructions from Mazamitla: I'm writing this because if you're only looking on Google maps, it's legit confusing as to how you even get to the waterfall. You have to walk to where it shows Los Cazos on Google. There's a gate there into Los Cazos, as it's private residences/cabanas. On the lefthand side of the gate, there's a foot path and you walk along that, there's a small window to pay 30 pesos for entry. After that, the signs within Los Cazos are easy to follow to reach the waterfall. Note: pay close attention to the route. There are quite a few streets in the subdivision, and a lot of turns are kind of similar looking. So it's easy enough to find your way in, but on the way out I took a wrong turn. The hike is great from town. It wasn't what I expected, as the majority is walking along cobblestone streets vs. a forest path. However the cabanas in Los Cazos are great! All of them. They're pretty much full blown houses vs. cabanas, but each one is unique and is in a lovely setting. I went on a Wed morning in mid-February. I sat at the waterfall by myself for an hour. Secret: want an actual hike through the forest? At the bottom of the stairs of the waterfall, to the left, there's a path that goes along the river. You have to hop the fence. It's well worth it. It goes along the river for a little ways, then it climbs. And climbs. And climbs. But where it takes you is outstanding. You end up on a road, and at the top there are a bunch of other roads (that look like they haven't been used in years) and trails and a sign that said Bison Eco Park. I had no idea where to go from there, so I laid on a bed of pine needles in the forest for a bit and snacked and chilled, then went back to the bottom of the waterfall again. Was worth it. I have zero doubt that if I had followed the proper trail/road at the top that I would have popped out at a main road. But, I was fine with what I did and the route I took. When people say it's uphill on the way back... it's uphill on the way back. From the base of the waterfall to Centro Mazamitla, it's steadily uphill besides one small downhill part. Not difficult, but I was pooped by the end and chilled in the main square for a bit.

Beautiful place to drive with atv's beautiful scenery

To get best experience go in rainy season. If you walk get ready yourself however you can take Horse riding or take one of the vehicle

Very beautiful place to visit. It's clean and great choices of food all around.

Beautiful landmark, with a beautiful walkway to visit during the day or night. Lots of stores, restaurants and bars around.

A wonderful monument in city center of Leon, Guanajuato. Symbolizing the wonderful city of its own. With restaurants and bar all around, also enjoy a ice cream or simply the people walking around.

Nice plaza to walk - there are very.ndora in the park adjacent... Further down opposite direction there is a really good japone restaurante (Eiki)... Also among the street vendors there is a massage therapist... Try him out; nice looking Leon atop the triomphe

Nice place to take a walk.. also great food and stand's to buy things..Artesania Mexicana..

You can't go visit Leon and not visit this area. There's enough restaurants and bars to have a good time. I really enjoyed the might life and if you are looking for great tacos de tripitas right next to templo Espitorio there's a bomb taquero 😋

It's a monument that represent the entrance to the city way back on those days. Today if you visiting Leon GTO you have to go a take a little walk and take some pictures for the remember

This church is just amazing! The architecture is astounding. The acustics is very good, you can hear someone talking in front of the church all the way to the back. This is a must see for anyone. And behind the church is the catacombes, spooky and historical check that out.

Beautiful church and historical monument.

Beautiful colors. We checked out the crypts under the church.it does close during the and opens back up. I think it was 20 pesos to go in. The bathroom is behind the church.

Beautiful piece of art all around. Close to many other museums and historical buildings!

It is a very beautiful place that you must visit in Leon!! And if you have a chance to go inside, DO IT! It is even more beautiful. When I was there I felt I could breathe freshy peacefulness air. Very nice place to sit down, relax and enjoy the atmosphere.

What can I say?... It’s beautiful! The architecture and design of this antique treasure is delightful to the eye. And, I find really awesome that it has a big space to walk around and take great photos. If you like renaissance a-like places, you will love this place. I think this is the right and first location you should visit when starting your tour in León, Guanajuato, not only due to it’s greatness, but also because you can rent a bicycle from there and, with an app, you’ll be guided through the city for an hour. A nice thing.

Such a gorgeous church, inside and out. Great atmosphere. If you haven’t gone inside the church or never visited it, I highly recommend you do that.

Beautiful malecon but there was graffiti on the light house. Such a shame. The street market and beautiful statues and architecture were lovely. We had a nice couple of hours here.

Amazing place. Very clean streets. Good people. Very good place to relax. Beautiful lake.

My wife and I had a wonderful day lunch and some shopping. Definitely. A place to visit when you're in Jalisco. If you haven't been here, I will recommend adding it to your list. We were here for the day of the dead.

GREAT PLACE TO VISIT WITH THE FAMILY, FOOD IS GOOD, TAKE IN MIND WEEKENDS ARE SO CROWDED, IN TRAFFIC TO HEAVY, AND HARD TO GET FREE PARKING

Lovely place for a nice walk along the Lake Chapals

Beautiful place visted scorpion island took the boat and it there, people is amazing

Beautiful place to visit with your family, and friends, or by yourself.

Husband and I just had a massage from David and Martha. We did the full body massages for $850.00 pesos. It was amazing. They came to us which was also a plus! I would recommend them and definitely use their srvices again! Thanks again for the professionalism and the prompt response when booking.

I had an incredible experience getting massaged here! Not only did he do an excellent massage with scented oils, but he did some other kind of reiki healing and I felt amazing for two days afterward. He also has a special back cracking maneuver that is incredible. Truly excellent massage! Well worth the price! Go here!

Best massages ever by David.

Not only are they great at the art of Massage but very knowledgeable about total body physics.

Instant service, average massage, really high price.

(Translated by Google) Excellent service and response time. They have service from Monday to Wednesday in Guadalajara and on the weekend they serve in Chapala. Super recommended David, very good massage!!! (Original) Excelente servicio y tiempo de respuesta. Tienen servicio de lunes a miércoles en Guadalajara y el fin de semana atienden en Chapala. Súper recomendado David muy buen masaje!!!

(Translated by Google) Excellent service, every time I am in Ajijic I will assist me Either to the boardwalk or to your cabin (Original) Excelente servicio, cada que estiy en ajijic voy a atenderme Ya sea al malecón o a su cabina

Beautiful place to visit day and night. Lots of venders during the day just be careful they will try to push products on you sometimes, but besides that it was great. Plenty of delicious food and drinks nearby. There are no free bathrooms so keep some coins on you, prices vary but a few 5-10peso coins should be enough. They do give bare minimum toilet paper also so bring some extra with you. At night most of the shops selling items close but the food stands and restaurants stay open. It’s so beautiful at night and families generally are still there hanging out . Honestly it’s a beautiful place that you must experience yourself

Beautiful church, the place is very clean and you can get holly water at the entrance no cost just donations All place around is nice to buy souvenir or clothes or jewelry

We had the the immense pleasure of attending Mass on a special day. The energy and spirit in that Mass rivals many holy sites around the globe. It was amazing. Something that we won’t forget any time soon.

Beautiful family memories! If you visit the cathedral, you should buy some of the typical candies from San Juan de los Lagos too.

It's a very beautiful place to visit. Lots of vendors outside the church selling all kinds of stuff both retail and wholesale. Make sure to try the cajetas with tequila

The cathedral is so beautiful, magical, every detail is amazing! There are so many people all the time, I’d recommend coming in the morning.

I have been here before. If you're Mexican and Catholic and you believe in la Virgen de San Juan de Los Lagos, you know what this church means to us. My mother taught me to believe in la virgen. I had to go and pay my respects to her. It was a beautiful day, and the church wasn't crowded. It made it that much more special. My 10 year old grandson loved the church.

A mixed bag. Tickets are affordable and available, there is hardly a line to enter the place. The interior houses a few photo galleries, with rotating expositions, and not much else. The central building with it's high vaulted ceilings and frescoes is the main attraction. It is peaceful though and at times you will find yourself alone in this huge complex.

Return visit a decade plus later and the Orozco murals still impress. Beautiful location and peaceful hideaway from the bustling crowds. Bonus: Tuesday entry was free so you can donate more to charity

Really dont like rating so low but besides the history of the building there are few unimpressive exhibits. Orozco murals are good, if cost was lower perhaps 2 stars. Didn't understand massive historical building, nice courtyards, yet so little to see for 110 pesos. Was a large group of important people back of building closed off didnt help the experience.

A must visit place in Guadalajara. With it's long history as an hospice and culture space this colonial jem helds different contemporary art exhibitions and one of the mos extraordinary murales in México. You could easily spend 2 or 3 hours walking around the different galleries. A visit to the museum store is also recommended.

Worth visiting. They even allow you to lie down on the chair and watch the magnificent drawings. Most freely enjoyable museum i have ever been

At the Hospicio Cabañas in Guadalajara, which is very beautiful, and of course the murals are the highlight of the place. In addition, there is a person who narrates in detail the history and meaning of the murals.

Brought family here for the tour which they offer in Spanish and English. Vladimir was our guide and did an amazing job. Highly recommend!

An amalgamation of architectural styles with much history relative to most buildings in the Americas. The icons in the cathedral are sometimes more bloody in depiction than other churches I have visited. Greater emphasis on Mary in churches and cathedrals here, congruent with the attempt to overlay pagan deities with saints and Holy Mothers. There is another separate church attached. This part of the city is very walkable and Guadalajara’s devotion to the arts is admirable

Catedral Basílica de la Asunción de María Santísima remains central to Guadalajara where it has stood since the 17th century. Still architecturally stunning despite fires, age and earthquakes the capitol's center of worship is a must-see from the detailed pulpit to crypts below. Home to the relics of St. Innocent, expect large crowds during times of worship.

It's a large and imposing building that I wouldn't exactly call beautiful. The architecture seems eclectic, and the towers seem out of place withe rest of the building there are quite a few beggars and questionable characters hanging out in front of the church. Other than that, a nice edifice, just not the nicest.

Went on a Saturday morning. Inside amazing architecture and prolific art. Took pictures with local photographer vendor outside to catch professional photographs. He knew where to stand and get the best angles.

A beautiful place to visit in the middle of guadalajara. The Basilica is mesmerizing and the vibe of the place is calming and very chill must visit

Must see while visiting Guadalajara. Nice square beautiful church and lots of carriage rides around also tour buses leave from the square.

This is a symbol of Guadalajara, so if you want to take photos, it's best to come early in the morning📷

This place is huge. Nicely kept. It has a nice aquarium, a sky lift, and a vet center. Lions. Tiger. Elephants. Penguins. Hippos. Rhinos. And the restrooms are clean.🙂 My only negative is that the Raspado stands were closed. 😓

One of the best zoo’s I have visited so far, after USA, Canada and India. So many variety of animals and birds. Definitely a must see when you are in Guadalajara.

It was a very enjoyable experience. Definitely need to have great walking shoes and cash since the majority of the vendors if not all only take cash. Lots of activities for the littles.

I Loved it. Highly recommend. Very educational. Prices are very affordable. The zoo is very complete, it has nimal interactions, an aquarium, and so much more!!!

Best zoo ever! It has a safari experience, a lifting chair and train ride that takes you around the zoo. I loved that it's very clean and has beautiful scenery everywhere you look. If you miss the hours to feed the bigger animals, you can go to the deers section and feed those instead. They are not encaptured and roaming wildly free. This zoo also has a farm area, where you can see, feed, brush, and pet horses and goats. It is a very big zoo, so plan on spending the whole day there, especially if you are walking through it all. I enjoyed that we went on a weekday avoiding the busy crowds. I was very impressed and my child loved it too! We can't wait to go back!

Zoo was big and pretty the ride that takes you above the animals was really cool and so was the safari ride! If you love animals you should really check it out

Beautiful place, many different animals, the activities are very cool. The only bad thing it's that the food is expensive

(Translated by Google) A great place to explore. The murals are beautiful and full of history. It's open to the public with extended hours. (Original) Muy buen lugar para recorrer. Los murales son bonitos llenos de historia, esta abierto al público con un horario bastante amplio.

(Translated by Google) The history of the Aguascalientes government palace is fascinating, here he recovered the information from the INAH Media Library: 👇🏼 The work began to be built in 1665 when Bernarda Salado, original owner of the land, made an exchange of land with the parish priest Pedro Rincón de Ortega, who had the purpose of building a home for the heirs of the mayorazgo. The construction was completed in the 18th century by José Rincón Gallardo, grandnephew of the parish priest, who was the first person to own the mansion that belonged to the Rincón Gallardo family until the third half of the 19th century, when José María Rincón Gallardo sold it to him. The property went to a niece and later passed into the hands of Pedro Oviedo. The building functioned as the headquarters of the Mesón de la Unión in 1842 until after thirteen years when the heirs of Oviedo sold the building to the Aguascalientes City Council, who, in turn, sold it to the State Government in 1856. The building has suffered a series of changes over time and the needs of the rulers in turn. Jesús María Chávez (governor from 1944 to 1950) began an expansion of the building that later Luis Ortega Douglas (governor from 1956 to 1962) continued with the work begun. The arrangements ended during the governorship of Enrique Olivares Santana (governor from 1962 to 1968). (Original) La historia del palacio de gobierno de Aguascalientes es fascinante, aquí recuperó la información de la Mediateca INAH: 👇🏼 La obra empezó a construirse en 1665 cuando Bernarda Salado, propietaria original del terreno, hizo un intercambio de terrenos con el párroco Pedro Rincón de Ortega, quien tenía el propósito de construir una vivienda para los herederos del mayorazgo. Las construcciones terminaron en el siglo xviii a cargo de José Rincón Gallardo, sobrino nieto del párroco, quien fue la primera persona en poseer la mansión que fue de la familia Rincón Gallardo hasta la tercera mitad del siglo xix, cuando José María Rincón Gallardo le vendió la propiedad a una sobrina para después pasar a manos de Pedro Oviedo. El edificio funcionó como sede del Mesón de la Unión en 1842 hasta después de trece años que las herederas de Oviedo vendieron el edificio al Ayuntamiento de Aguascalientes, quienes, a su vez, lo vendieron al Gobierno del Estado en 1856. El edificio ha sufrido una serie de cambios a través del tiempo y de la necesidad de los gobernantes en turno. Jesús María Chávez (gobernador de 1944 a 1950) inició una ampliación del edificio que después Luis Ortega Douglas (gobernador de 1956 a 1962) prosiguió con las obras iniciadas. Los arreglos finalizaron en la gubernatura de Enrique Olivares Santana (gobernador de 1962 a 1968).

(Translated by Google) I have visited many government or municipal palaces. This is very grand, with many columns and Arches. The Murals are wonderful. (Original) He visitado muchos palacio de Gobierno o municipal. Este es muy grandioso, con muchos columnas y Arcos. Los Murales están maravilloso.

(Translated by Google) An exceptional architectural work. Its arches give it an interior space full of balance, beauty, and majesty. Art everywhere at an unmatched level. The frescoes adorn the walls with a painting talent that leaves one speechless. This harmony allows us to discover both Mexican history and work activities. You have to take the time to admire that palace. Raising your eyes leaves even more pleasure in discovering the ceilings. It's good that the government allows the public to enter and walk, going up and down the stairs on the roof of that exceptional palace. Thank you so much (Original) Una obra arquitectural excepcional. Sus arcos le dan un espacio interior todo de equilibrio, de belleza, de majestad. Arte por todos lados a un nivel inigualable. Los frescos adornan las paredes con un talento de pintura que deja uno con la boca abierta. Esa harmonía permite descubrir tanto la historia mexicana como las actividades laborales. Hay que tomar el tiempo para admirar ese palacio. Levantar los ojos deja aún más placer de descubrir los techos. Que bueno que el gobierno permite al publico entrar y caminar, subiendo y bajando las escaleras en la descubierta de ese palacio de excepción. Muchas gracias

(Translated by Google) A place steeped in history. Long live the Chīchīmēcah resistance and the legacy of a culture steeped in diversity. We are not only children of the Mexica legacy, but also the result of the blending of many cultures. Long live the Afro-descendant resistance. (Original) Un lugar lleno de historia. Que viva la resistencia chīchīmēcah 🔥 y el legado de una cultura llena de diversidad. No solo somos hijos del legado mexica, sino también del resultado de la mezcla de muchas culturas. Viva la resistencia afrodescendiente.

(Translated by Google) This is a 15th-century building with a red tezontle facade and pink quarry details. It features impressive, intricate murals with many details depicting some of Aguascalientes's historical events. If you find yourself in the plaza, don't hesitate to stop by. (Original) Este es un edificio del siglo XV, la fachada es de tezontle rojo y los detalles de cantera rosa, tiene unos murales impresionantes, muy elaborados y con muchos detalles sobre algunos hechos históricos de Aguascalientes. Si te encuentras en la plaza no dudes en pasar.

(Translated by Google) It's a very well-preserved government palace. It has extraordinary murals. It's beautiful to visit and see those extraordinary arches and columns characteristic of the period. A clean and well-preserved place. (Original) Es un palacio de gobierno muy bien conservado. Tiene unos murales extraordinarios. Es bonito entrar a visitar y ver esos extraordinarios arcos y columnas característicos de la época. Un lugar limpio y bien conservado

I have been coming here for almost 15 years and have had a fantastic experience but this last one was horrendous. Normally the service is above average and very attentive but this last time it took nearly 35 minutes to get a drink and they failed to return with a second order that we placed. I tried to look for waiters/waitresses and they literally ignored me and acted like they didn’t hear me. I will always give a place a second chance and I will update my experience on my next trip here.

Nice and very quiet place, recommended to forget about everything and relax

Enjoyed the Temazcales with my family of five. We got to experience an unforgettable memory together. I would definitely come back. The massages were amazing 10/10 highly recommend. Also look more into the services they offer. It is kid friendly. But if you're looking for that romantic feeling then I'd suggest to go alone.

We spent a whole weekend here and we loved it ! It is on the pricey side but worth it. Our favorite part no doubt was the pool and the pool bar.

Temazcales: you will sweat from every orifice in your body, and it feels amazing. It does get intense, but its relaxing. After 1.5 hours of sweating, went for an hour massage. Ofelia was my masseuse and she was amazing. Explained I had a bad shoulder and she left that alone. She allowed me to enjoy the massage, very little interaction which allowed me to completely relax and fall asleep. Truly relaxing! What they do need is additional help in the office upon checkout because it was busy and there wasn't sufficient help. The atmosphere is relaxing, the massages are great, and the staff is nice. Ojalá y pueda regresar para poder disfrutar de los temazcales, gracias!

Very nice place to go with your couple, i liked what they did on the poolside with the jacuzzis and the little waterfalls on the side, the only thing was a bit under my expectations was the food. Besides that the spa is also a very nice addition to your vacation

The most serene place I have been to! Their massages leave you feeling like a new person! They provide you with a dry fruit tea that smells and tastes delicious! There is rooms to stay for a romantic getaway as well!!!