Experience this fascinating walled city, located on the Gulf of México. Campeche offers you plenty of options to plan an unforgettable trip. Take a tour of the forts, which were built during the colonial period to protect the coasts from pirate attacks. Let yourself be captivated by the beauty of the historical monuments that led Campeche to be recognized with the title of World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1999.
The city of Mérida is recognized for the celebration of cultural and religious events that seek to keep the traditions of our ancestors alive.
Celebrated between the months of February and March, Carnaval Campeche has been held for more than 450 years, making it the oldest in México.
This festival promotes the culture of the city of San Francisco de Campeche (a World Heritage Site) and other municipalities, through artistic presentations by local, regional and international groups of artists.
The Festival de Jazz began in 2000 in the city of San Francisco de Campeche, with the purpose of promoting a new cultural alternative to the Campeche public.
This festival combines history with fun, including allegorical games, a bazaar and food and snacks in the Ah Kim Pech forum.
This fair is held in honor of the patron of the Villa de San Francisco de Campeche, which is celebrated by the people of Campeche every October 4, the day of San Francisco de Asís.
This festival consists of a day of performances on Calle 59 in the city of Campeche, with artists from different genres.
The state of Campeche is decked out to host the Iron Man 70.3, with more than 1,300 competitors from all over the world participating.
In the city of Campeche, a few days prior to October 31, an altar contest is held throughout the day; state schools and municipal businesses participate.
