Living, Working and Retirement in Veracruz
Veracruz living: guide to help you research and assess Veracruz as a location for living, working, or retirement in Mexico
Beautifully preserved, Mexico’s colonial cities offer inspiring leisure and lifestyle experiences; many are also important World Heritage centers
Beautifully preserved, Mexico’s colonial cities offer inspiring leisure and lifestyle experiences; many are also important World Heritage centers
Veracruz living: guide to help you research and assess Veracruz as a location for living, working, or retirement in Mexico
Comitán is a gateway destination to several attractive outdoor and adventure experiences in the state of Chiapas
The colonial city of Puebla offers history culture, fine art and grand museums, authentic Mexican cuisine, remarkable Talavera pottery, and views of Mexico's two famous volcanoes
Pátzcuaro is a charming town with a mixed colonial and indigenous feel, located a short drive from the state capital, Morelia
Querétaro offers visitors a beautiful historical colonial center, fine art and museums, and is today also one of Mexico's top wine producing regions
San Cristóbal is a highland mountain town that offers charm, heritage, and easy access to local villages which give fascinating insights into local indigenous cultures
The village of San Juan Chamula, near San Cristóbal, offers fascinating insights into local indigenous cultures
San Luis Potosí is a 'silver city' in Mexico's highlands that also offers opportunities to take part in nearby outdoor and adventure activities
Discover Aguascalientes, a city in Mexico's central highlands
San Miguel de Allende is one of Mexico's charming and picturesque colonial cities; once a bohemian backwater, today it's one of Mexico's most cosmopolitan colonial enclaves
Alamos is one of the lesser-known of Mexico’s colonial cities situated in northwestern Mexico
Taxco is a beautiful colonial highland town known for its silver craft-work; it offers authentic colonial charm and breath-taking mountain views