The city of Veracruz is one of the top destinations in México. A colorful and cheerful port, Veracruz recounts its history through sounds, flavors and places such as the Historic Center, the cathedral or San Juan de Ulúa. Feel its charm in the zócalo, set against the music of the harp and the jarana. Sip an exquisite coffee at the famous La Parroquia restaurant or the typical chilpachole with crab and bull. At night, enjoy the danzón or stroll along the boardwalk.
Get to know this incredible water park that entertains and entertains people of all ages.
Explore the most important aquarium in Mexico, located in Veracruz.
Visit this part of the city and discover the rich history of Veracruz.
This museum's mission is to exhibit, conserve and preserve the cultural assets of the Mexican Navy.
This museum opened its doors in 1991 to exhibit the "Las Joyas del Pescador" archaeological collection of pre-Columbian gold objects.
Beautiful in Veracruz, where you can enjoy a private beach and crystal clear waters.
Museum dedicated to one of the great Mexican musicians and composers.
This area features important tourist attractions such as the house of Hernán Cortés and the sanctuary of the Holy Christ, among others.
Located two hours from Veracruz, Orizaba features numerous Catholic temples and convents; the city experienced a great deal of growth during the Porfirato era of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Declared a Pueblo Mágico on August 17, 2006, Coatepec y Xico is known for its historic center, its orchids and the quality of its coffee.
Colloquially known as “The City of Flowers” and more recently as “La Atenas Veracruzana”, Xalapa is a historical and cultural city par excellence, and is distinguished by its golden sunsets, narrow streets and cobbled alleys.
Celebrate mom in a palapa overlooking the ocean with Grand Fiesta Americana Veracruz.
We are waiting for you this May 10 from 2:00 to 6:00 pm
