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OVERVIEW OF PUEBLOS MÁGICOS IN MEXICO

The Magic Towns in Mexico are made up of a group of centuries old historic cities as well as some smaller villages.  They are considered representative of the amazing cultural and architectural stages of the history of this Mexico. You will learn about the numerous and ancient indigenous nations, their colonial past, and the historic revolutionary era.

The beauty of all of our Pueblos Mágicos are showcased in their variety of offerings from unique and traditional gastronomy, nature, cultural attractions, and of course the different blending of people, all with a historic tapestry of language and customs.

BEST PLACES TO VISIT A PUEBLO MÁGICO IN MEXICO

OAXACA

IMMERSIVE LOCAL EXPERIENCES IN OAXACA

5- Day trip

Price start from
$1,155 US Dollars

Artisan workshop with chocolate
& mezcal experience

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QUERÉTARO

WINE & CHEESE TASTING
IN QUERETARO

4- Day trip

Price start from
$900 US Dollars

A taste of magic through Mexico’s wine and cheese

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SPECIAL OFFERS

10% DISCOUNT ON LUNCH & DINNER + EARLY CHECK IN + LATE CHECK OUT

Early check-in and late check-out subject to availability, special fruit bowl with a bottle of wine, 10% discount on lunch and dinner in the restaurant (alcoholic beverages not included), and courtesy drink on arrival. Apply only for Azul de Oaxaca Hotel.

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SPECIAL OFFERS

10% DISCOUNT ON THE FINAL PRICE + EARLY CHECK-IN + LATE CHECK-OUT + UPGRADE ROOM

10% discount on the final price. Early check-in and late check-out are subject to availability and upgrade in the room. Apply for all hotels.

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WHAT TO EXPECT DURING YOUR TRIP

PERSONALIZED TRIPS

UNIQUE ACOMMODATION

ENGLISH SPEAKING GUIDE

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IN WHAT PUEBLOS MAGICO'S DOES LATOUR OPERATE? 

The best Places to Travel in Mexico. The Most beautiful, cultural y gastronomy Magic Towns to authentic experience and know people that offer their ancestral knowledge

 

PUEBLOS MÁGICOS TRAVEL GUIDE

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SAFETY

SAFETY

  • Mexico's Magic Town are very safe but we ask our guests to consider sensible practices, when visiting any major city or tourism destination. Following are some basic suggestions:
  • Carry a minimal amount of cash, and use credit cards where possible.
  • Take official taxis and avoid taking taxis available on the street. Uber is also available in Mexico
  • Avoid showing personal and confidential documentation in public. Leave passports in a secure place provided by your hotel
  • Avoid walking at night in isolated areas or avoid taking public transport without being accompanied by a local resident.
  • Be vigilant when visiting banks or ATMs.
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LANGUAGE

LANGUAGE

  • Spanish is the official language in Mexico. However, dialects can vary from region to region.
  • In rural areas, people continue to adopt the indigenous languages of their ancestors.
  • The Mexican government recognizes over 63 national aboriginal languages, from Zapotec, Mixtec, Yucatec Maya to Nahuatl.
  • Learning a few basic Spanish phrases to help you interact with the locals is well worth the effort, and much appreciated.
  • In all cases, you will find that English is spoken (hotels, experiences, restaurants, etc.)
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CURRENCY & DOCUMENTATION

CURRENCY & DOCUMENTATION

  • No Visa is required, just a valid passport and a return ticket.
  • Mexican pesos are the currency. You can exchange dollars at the airport for pesos, or normally at your departure airport
  • Visa and Mastercard are commonly accepted in most hotels, major shops, and restaurants.
  • American Express is accepted but not as readily as bankcards (above).
  • It is always good to carry a reasonable amount of cash when visiting Pueblos Mágicos, for lunch or for small purchases.
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HEALTH

HEALTH

  • It is no longer necessary to get specific vaccinations to go visit Mexico. However, it is recommended to get hepatitis-A and typhoid vaccines due to potential contamination in food or water.
  • Tap water is not potable, so buying a bottle of water or drinking it with a filter is recommended. Use bottled water whenever needed.
  • Many cities in Mexico are located at high altitudes, and while it is uncommon to encounter altitude sickness, we suggest you arranged for some medication in the event this occurs.
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OTHER TIPS

OTHER TIPS

  • When frequenting places such as restaurants, or bars, tipping iscommon in the 12 – 20% range based on service.
  • It is best to carry a little cash with you for tipping or use at local markets where cards may not be accepted.
  • Mexican food can spicy, so don’t hesitate to ask for mild or zero spice levels.
  • Notify your credit card company of the dates you will be traveling abroad and to which cities.
  • USA phone service can work in Mexico without paying an additional cost. Also apps such as WhatsApp or Zoom work well with internet and are free.

OPINIONS OF TRAVELERS AFTER THEIR TRIP TO
PUEBLOS MAGICOS IN MEXICO

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MEET THE TEAM

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Ivonne Gómez

Director of Yield Management

LaTour Hotels and Resorts of Mexico

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John E Small

Chairman and CEO

LaTour Hotels and Resorts of Mexico

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Luisa Fuentes

Commercial Manager Mexico

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David Fuentes

Commercial Director Mexico

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Karina Betancourt

Advisor Legal

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ITRAVEL IDEAS THAT WILL INSPIRE YOU AS YOU PLAN YOUR NEXT TRIP

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Peña de Bernal, Querétaro. A magic town that rises to the occasion.