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The city of Oaxaca is one of Mexico’s jewels of colonial architecture. The gorgeous city center, or Zócalo, is a haven of peace and tranquility. Tall trees cast shade on locals and visitors sitting outside at the many cafes, enjoying coffee, beer or a local specialty, such as lime-peel lemonade or the notorious smokey Oaxacan liquor, Mezcal.
The nearby ruins of Monte Albán – only about ten kilometers away – draw most visitors to Oaxaca, but it is the city itself that keeps them there and brings them back.
The Zócalo is the place to see and be seen any night of the week in Oaxaca. A plaza surrounded by cof...
Minster No one knows what happened to the Olmecs. This fierce Central Mexican tribe came to the ric...
This is a very unique place where water from hot springs tumbles down through several pools on the mou...
Perfect bargin for backpackers looking for a safe, comfortable hostel close to Oaxaca's historic city center.







Great value in lodging for backpackers! The atmosphere is very relaxing. The walls are painted blue, plants abou...







A former convent of Santa Catalina de Siena, Camino Real Oaxaca is a historic gem with 91 luxurious hotel rooms ...







Sink into one of the low-slung wide wooden, cushioned chairs and sip a refreshing limonade, or perch yourself up...







Tlayudas are a fancy name for a simple, delicious, yet outrageously large tortilla creation that Oaxacans just c...







1254 Marco Polo is set in a traditional atmosphere, with wooden chairs and tables decorated with colorful locall...














Regardless of level or length of stay in Oaxaca, Oaxaca Spanish Magic will help you set up a course specificall...







Spanish Language School near the main Zocalo, unlike many Spanish programs, Español Interactivo offers weekend ...







The Regional Association of Craftswomen of Oaxaca (Mujeres Artesanas de las Regiones de Oaxaca or M.A.R.O) is a ...







I go there every year... wonderful people and amazing food. The Architecture is so beautiful.
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The marketplaces are perfect for watching, smelling and hearing Mexican life.
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