My two friends and I are wondering what the best city(ies) would be to visit if we went to Mexico. We are interested in history, so being able to see ruins and authentic culture would be nice, we ...
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A nice town/city in mexico? where we can drink, shop, go out and eat?
We will probably eaither drive there from LA or FLy threre from LA! can u suggest a good town which we can drive to and then if we have enough money a nice town which we csan fly to! We will have about 4 days. Or can u suggest a couple of towns we can spend 1 night in each.
Yes Mexico city would be a good choice, but keep your eyes open because you are always a target in that city.
Puebla isn´t far and it is a nice scale down version of Mexico City (more touristy), also close by there is Cuernavaca and it is a laid back calm little city. 30 minutes away is Tepoztlan which is just a beautiful place to visit, it has a pyramid at the top of a mountain (2 hour hike for slow out of shape people like me). And you have to go to Taxco which is a couple of hours away from Cuernavaca, but you will love it. This is where you will find all and anything in silver jewelry. The places I have mentioned are pretty safe for tourists, the only place I´d be concerned with would be Mexico City, but if you make sure that you make yourself appear alert, you shouldn´t have a problem. A word of advice for visiting Mex City: Always use a "Radio Taxi" they cost more but they are safe, avoid the metro, and never take your eyes of your belongings.
Hope this helps.
lpaganus
Rosarito and Ensenada on the Pacific side of the Baja Peninsula. Nice towns, good shopping and restaurants, beaches.. People are friendly and helpful, lack of Spanish language skills isn't a problem. For immersion in historic Mexico, Mexico DF is the place..
Vica
yes! i recomend troncones. check this out:
http://www.squidoo.com/troncones
Brownie
Guanajuato or Ajijic are both perfect places for that.
VIK8423
Ensenada, Baja California. You can do all you want and since it's a tourist town you won't have trouble with the language.
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