Taxco, la capital de la plata.
In the north of Guerrero, Taxco is located, surrounded by mountains and hills, from which the silver for which it is famous worldwide was extracted. It is considered the capital of silver. It has many shops dedicated to selling jewelry and different items. utensils made of silver. At a good price, great quality and originality, you can take advantage of it to make purchases.
Most people are attracted to their silver and the wide variety of products that are made with it: rings, bracelets, earrings, belts, necklaces, etc. However, Taxco has many more attractions and activities to offer.
Templo de Santa Prisca With baroque influences, built with pink stone and the house of the Immaculate Conception, it is one of the most emblematic places of this beautiful town and for a very low price you can ask to be given an explained tour by certified tourist guides who know the perfection the place.

Museo de Arte Virreinal In the Humboldt house there is a museum that will allow you to learn about the history of Taxco and its evolution as a mining town, among other interesting things.
Cable Car In Taxco, there is one of the few cable cars in Mexico, which you can get on and enjoy the great landscapes. At the top is the Hotel Montetaxco which offers other activities of interest.
Pozas Azules de Átzala A crystal clear turquoise stream ideal for swimming in one of its gaps surrounded by stone walls and leafy trees. A place you will not forget!
Get to know Taxco on your next visit to Mexico City! It is only 2 and a half hours from Hotel Histórico Central, learn about our tour in Tour Central.
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