8 articles to prepare your trip
Monte Albán
An ancient Zapotec capital perched at 1,940 m above Oaxaca, Monte Albán brings together pyramids, painted tombs and a ball court on a ridge designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Centre historique de Mexico
From the Zócalo to the Templo Mayor, Mexico City's Historic Center brings together seven centuries of urban history within a UNESCO-designated perimeter easily explored on foot.
El Castillo, pyramid of Kukulcán at the heart of Chichén Itzá: 365 steps aligned with the Mayan calendar, shadow serpent at the equinoxes and the quetzal's echo.
Just 30 minutes from Valladolid, Ek Balam is one of the rare Maya sites where you can still climb to the summit of a 31-meter pyramid adorned with stucco friezes.
Coyoacán
A former colonial village south of Mexico City, Coyoacán brings together shaded squares, major museums and neighborhood life around Plaza Hidalgo.
Coba
A sprawling Mayan city covering nearly 70 km² in the heart of the Yucatán, Cobá combines forest-shrouded ruins, a 42-meter pyramid and nearby cenotes.
Site Archéologique de Calakmul
A major Maya city in southern Campeche, Calakmul combines monumental pyramids, royal tombs and a 7,000 km² biosphere reserve.
Mexico City
A high-altitude capital at 2,240 meters, Mexico City brings together Aztec temples, colonial palaces and 150 museums. The guide to building a stopover that delivers on its promises.
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