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A huge city where you\'ll find a rich architectural and cultural heritage waiting to be explored.

This beautiful 18th-century palace housed the Mexican government for many years. See this historic building where the decree was made to abolish slavery in Mexico.

Admire the grandeur and opulence of a downtown architectural landmark, a large palace that once served as the seat of El Salvador’s government.

Watch in awe as locals perform spectacular dives from a raised platform into an area of shallow and rocky water.

This historic cultural hub is home to some of the most fascinating architecture and artwork in Mexico City.

This historic cultural hub is home to some of the most fascinating architecture and artwork in Mexico City.

This historic cultural hub is home to some of the most fascinating architecture and artwork in Mexico City.

A huge city where you\'ll find a rich architectural and cultural heritage waiting to be explored.

Explore the fascinating and mysterious remains of this long abandoned ancient city.

This historic cultural hub is home to some of the most fascinating architecture and artwork in Mexico City.

Admire colonial-era mansions, listen to live music and people-watch from sidewalk cafés at this sophisticated square in the heart of Mazatlán’s historic center.

Natural beauty, coral reefs, wildlife reserves and ancient Maya ruins welcome visitors and outdoor adventurers to this small country in Central America.

This historic cultural hub is home to some of the most fascinating architecture and artwork in Mexico City.

Modern cities and charming villages with stunning historic centers complement the thermal waters and former silver mines dotted around mountains and valleys.

Follow in the footsteps of the Mayas in one of their greatest cities. Appreciate their advanced culture in the remarkable sculptures and temples they left behind.

Listen to mariachi bands and enjoy authentic local dishes in this lively square or shop for arts and crafts in this thriving cultural region.

One of the smallest towns on Lake Atitlán is renowned for its colorful Mayan art, outdoor adventures and important religious shrine.

Admire the grandeur and opulence of a downtown architectural landmark, a large palace that once served as the seat of El Salvador’s government.