Magical Towns

Huasca de Ocampo

Be amazed by the whimsical shapes of the Basaltic Prisms, listen to the murmur of their waterfalls, and go to the forest in search of playful elves.

Attractions:

• Zip line in Peña del Aire
• El Parián
• Hacienda de San Miguel Regla
• Hacienda de Santa María Regla
• Zembo Forest
• Museum of the Goblins
• El Huariche
• San Antonio Dam Regla
• Basaltic prisms
• Hot air balloons

Mineral del Chico

Find peace in this village surrounded by a forested paradise, explore the bowels of a mine and dare to do the Via Ferrata.

Attractions:

• El Cedral Recreational Center
• Recreational Parks
• Via Ferrata
• Church of the Immaculate Conception
• Church of Our Lady of the Refuge
• San Antonio Mine
• El Chico National Park
• Carboneras Recreational Park

Otumba

Ancient Otomi capital and later a resting place for viceroys, this charming town is today the venue for an original celebration where tribute is paid to the "friend of the countryside": the donkey.

Attractions:

• Burrolandia
• House of Culture Gonzalo Carrasco Regional Museum
• Ex Convent of Oxtotipac
• Father Tembleque Aqueduct
• Railway Museum
• Parish of the Immaculate Conception

Real del Monte

Sit in front of one of the beautiful squares of the Magical Town, while savoring a delicious paste and then discover its corners that preserve a British touch.

Attractions:

• Artists Alley
• Bandola Waterfall
• La Peña del Zumate
• Acosta Mine
• La Difficulty Mine
• Casa Grande Museum
• Museum of Occupational Medicine
• English Pantheon
• Parish of Our Lady of the Assumption

Teotihuacán and San Martin de las pirámides.

Admire the extraordinary City of the Gods, walk along the Avenue of the Dead, and cycle around.

Attractions:

• Teotihuacán Botanical Garden
• La Ciudadela
• Museum of Teotihuacan Murals
• Site Museum of Teotihuacan Culture
Palace
• of Quetzalpapálotl in Teotihuacán
• Parish of San Martín Obispo de Tours
• Pyramid of the Moon
• Pyramid of the Sun Animal
• Kingdom in Teotihuacán
• Archaeological Zone of Teotihuacán

Tepotzotlán

Getting to know it in depth means walking through its parks or its old aqueduct, and unveiling its ancient stories.

Attractions:

• Xalpa Aqueduct
• Tepotzotlán Historic Center
• San Pedro Apóstol Church
• La Concepción Dam
• Xochitla Ecological Park

Tula de Allende

Tula comes from the Nahuatl Tollan, which means "next to the tular". It is called "de Allende" in honor of the independence hero Ignacio Allende. This municipality is home to vestiges of pre-Hispanic culture.

Attractions:

• Tula Archaeological Site Tula
• Cathedral
• Tula National Park Tula
• Historical Hall Quetzalcoatl
• Handicrafts Market
• Constitution Square
• Snake Wall
• Temple of the Morning Star

Villa del Carbón

Discover what remains of an Otomi village submerged in the waters of a dam, witness the charro culture at its best, as well as different natural landscapes.

Attractions:

• House of Culture
• Waterfalls, rivers and the natural viewpoint
• Forest
• The House of Remembrance of Ofe
• The Parish of San Miguel Arcángel in Chapa de Mota
• Handicrafts Market
• Parish of the Virgen de la Peña de Francia Llano
• Dam
• Taxhimay