Oaxaca has everything: beautiful colonial buildings, some of the most important pre-hispanic sites in Mexico, delicious food and great people. You can't get tired of this city and there is always something new to do. If you like art, Oaxaca has important contemporary art galleries as well as beautiful colonial and pre-Hispanic museums. If you like pyramids, Monte Alban and Mitla are two sites you can't miss. This is the heart of the Zapotec culture, and both sites are unique in Mexico. You like to eat? Then you came to the right place, some of the dishes recognized worldwide as Mexican Cuisine are actually from Oaxaca. As for churches and colonial buildings, this city also have them. The green stone the buildings are made of, can only be seen in Oaxaca, and it marvels both Mexicans and foreigners for its beautiful color. So, as you can see, Oaxaca has something for everybody. But you might wanna see everything anyway, it's all beautiful and unique.
N/A Road to Monte Alban
One of the most important and best conserved pre-Hispanic ruins in Mexico...
Macedonio Alacalá n/n
Corner of Gurrión and Alcalá
One of the most beautiful churches you'll find on all of Mexico. The inside decoration is rich and elaborated...
Macedonio Alacalá n/n
A beautiful and interesting museum in a very important XVI Century building...
Carretera Oaxaca - Mitla Km 42
San Pablo de Mitla, Oaxaca
Just 40 minutes from Oaxaca City, these Zapotec ruins are magical and unique...
v. Independencia 107, at Calle Victoria
Independencia at Galeana
This church is the most important in Oaxaca and its Baroque facaded is unique in Mexico...
Alcalá 202
Between Murgía and Morelos
This 18th Century building houses the work of some of the most important contemporary artists in Mexico...
Av. Morelos 503
North of the zócalo between Tinoco y Palacios and Porfirio Díaz
This museum houses the large pre-Columbian art collection the famous artista Rufino Tamayo had...
Macedonio Alcalá between Av. Independencia and Berriozabal
A broad pedestrian street filled with bookstores, art galleries, crafts stores and museums...
2 de Abril
Just 10 km from Oaxaca the Tule Three is a natural wonder that kids and adults will love...
20 de Noviembre at Aldama
Between calles Aldama, Cabrera, Mina, and 20 de Noviembre
The Food Market. The best place to have the traditiona dishes of the Oaxaca cuisine...
Miguel Cabrera at Las Casas
Between calles Las Casas, Cabrera, Aldama, and 20 de Noviembre
The most traditional market in the city...
North Side of the Zocalo
Fronting the Parque Alameda
An elaborated 18th century baroque church...
Constitucion 104
A traditional building where the Mexican Modern, Contemporary and Clasic come together...
Bustamante at Hidalgo
The Zocalo of Oaxaca has been the heart of the city for more than 500 years...
JP Garcia at Zaragoza
J. P. García and Zaragoza
Locals and tourists favorite place to buy crafts...
Macedonio Alcalá 203
Between Morelos and Matamoros
This galery promotes the popular and traditional art of Oaxaca...
Guerrero at Armenta & Lopez
Trujano Street at Flores Magon
A XVI Century church with a one of a kinf facade in Oaxaca...
Guerrero at Cabrera
The political heart of the city, a Neoclassical palace with some interesting murals inside...
Km10 highway to Zaachila
On of the oldest churches in the State, a historic site and a perfect place for the adventurers...
