Querétaro aqueduct
1,280 m long aqueduct with 75 arches, average height – 23 m. Built in 1726 – 1738.
San Miguel Concá Mission
The smallest of the five gorgeous Sierra Gorda’s missions. Built in 1754 – 1758. Church has an elaborate, unusual façade in a mix of Baroque and indigenous styles.
Historical center of Zacatecas
Well preserved colonial mining city with quarters of Baroque buildings. Located in beautiful, mountainous setting in both sides of valley.
Tlacotalpan
Beautiful, unique town that earlier was available only from the river. Specific urban planning techniques have been developed to adapt to local conditions, resulting in unique cultural landscape with low, beautiful, long buildings covered with terracotta tiles and wide streets with many large trees.
Historical center of Taxco
Impressive center of colonial silver mining town located in mountainous area. Besides the beautiful historical quarters it contains also the incredibly ornamented Santa Prisca Church (1758) with huge gold coated altars.
Historical center of Puebla
Beautiful colonial city with extremely valuable Baroque quarter, including the impressive Cathedral of Puebla (1575 – 1768). Of high value are also several thousands of later buildings including beautiful blocks from the late 19th century – early 20th century.
Historical center of Oaxaca
Historical colonial city with numerous impressive Baroque style buildings. Many of historical buildings have been built of local green stone giving to the city a special charm.
Historical center of Morelia
Historical colonial city in a beautiful setting with numerous impressive Baroque style buildings.
San Miguel de Allende
Historic town with beautiful Mexican Baroque architecture. The town was founded to guard the route to Mexico.
Historical center of México
Unique urban monument uniting prehistoric Aztec architecture with lush Spanish colonial architecture. Zocalo in the center of the city is the second-largest urban plaza in the world after Red Square in Moscow, Russia.