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The charming colonial town of Oaxaca offers rich culture, uplifting architecture and a spring-like climate. Lagoons, caverns and waterfalls are within easy reach of the city, as are pre-Columbian ruins and Tlacolula's Sunday market. Visit the hot springs at Hierve el Agua or embrace nature at the vast tree of El Tule. DÂa de los Muertos, Day of the Dead, sees the city at its most colorful. Those with a sweet tooth shouldn't miss Mina Street, known as Chocolate Street because of its chocolate...
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The charming colonial town of Oaxaca offers rich culture, uplifting architecture and a spring-like climate. Lagoons, caverns and waterfalls are within easy reach of the city, as are pre-Columbian ruins and Tlacolula's Sunday market. Visit the hot springs at Hierve el Agua or embrace nature at the vast tree of El Tule. DÂa de los Muertos, Day of the Dead, sees the city at its most colorful. Those with a sweet tooth shouldn't miss Mina Street, known as Chocolate Street because of its chocolate makers.
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- Top-Rated Attractions
- Mitla
- La Casa de los Sabores Cooking School
- Monte Alban
- Zocalo
- Isaac Vasquez Studio
- Rufino Tamayo Museum of Pre-Hispanic Art (Rufino Tamayo Museo de Arte Prehispanico de Mexico)
- Museo de Arte Contemporaneo de Oaxaca (MACO)
- Oaxaca Regional Museum (Museo Regional de Oaxaca)
- Tule Tree
- Mercado de Abastos
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Casa del Las Bugambilias B&B
Jul 22, 2008
this was absolutely perfect. beautiful b&b, lovely art everywhere, wonderful rooms, fabulous breakfast. great location. terrific restaurant. delightful, helpful, warm people. you will be thrilled...more
Casa de los Frailes
Jul 22, 2008
For the price, this is a most pleasant hotel, charming and very clean. . The staff was wonderful. This was the family home of the owners. They have converted it into a small charming hotel. The family...more
Casa Colonial
Jul 21, 2008
Casa Colonial is not the Camino Real. And there are flaws -- no locks on the doors, no pool, no air conditioning, and it's a few extra blocks from the center of Oaxaca. But it has things that few...more
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