Taxco

Taxco , or more specifically Taxco de Alarcón, is located 130 km southwest of Mexico City. Driving there from the capital, you will be able to admire the beauty of the local landscape. Because Taxco is located in a picturesque valley surrounded by green hills. However, it is worth visiting here not only for the views. The city has a rich history related to ... silver mining.

Taxco, Mexico - © Brate

Until the 15th century, Taxco was under the rule of the Aztecs. Later the Spaniards came here. Among them were the miners who established the first mine in North America here. For centuries, the life of the city revolved around silver and the production of products made of this metal. The Spaniards also left several other souvenirs in Taxco, including colonial architecture. You will find a large number of monuments here. One of the most important is the Church of St. Prismas is one of the most beautiful examples of baroque architecture in all of Mexico. It is worth getting carried away by narrow, winding streets with haciendas, monasteries and churches.

For whom?

Taxco is the perfect destination for a one-day city break. A lot of monuments referring to the colonial history of this land will be waiting for you. When it comes to sightseeing - there is something to do here. Taxco is also a great proposition for fans of walking and photographing . The city is an inexhaustible source of inspiration, and numerous viewpoints will allow you to enjoy the beauty of the local landscapes.