Suzanne's Mexico Travel Blog June 2006 Archive

Mexico's rich past ensures that many of its buildings have historic significance. Convents, haciendas and mansions now serve as hotels, renovated to provide guests with all the modern conveniences without ... Read More

Mexico City's historical center underwent major restoration and modernization projects between 2000 and 2005. The area, which was always full of beautiful historic landmarks, is now cleaner and more appealing ... Read More

Mexico's many archaeological sites are an enigma and a source of wonder for visitors of all ages and backgrounds. However, it's sometimes a challenge keeping the different ancient cultures ... Read More

The Mayan Riviera runs down along the Caribbean coastline of the state of Quintana Roo, starting just South of Cancun and continuing down to Tulum. This area has beautiful white ... Read More

Restaurants abound in Mexico City, but if you would like to eat somewhere with good food and great character, the Hosteria Santo Domingo, in the Historical Center has the distinction ... Read More

Mexico is generally a safe place to visit. As in other parts of the world, all travelers should take some general precautions against theft. However, women travelers, especially those traveling ... Read More

Oaxaca (pronounced "wa-ha-ka") is a colonial city located in the South of Mexico, nestled in a valley in the Sierra Madre mountain range. Oaxaca was occupied in ancient times and ... Read More

Many travelers coming into Mexico have connecting flights in Mexico City. The majority of them are anxious to get on another plane to their final destination as quickly as possible, ... Read More