Magical Towns with hot springs
Spas, geysers and hot springs: these Magical Towns combine soaking in thermal water with plazas, churches and regional food. Perfect for a family weekend or a wellness getaway.
Estado de MéxicoIxtapan de la Sal
Hot springs, thermal parks and spas in a warm climate in the southern State of Mexico, near Tonatico and the Estrella Caves.
Estado de MéxicoTonatico
Thermal pools, the Estrella Caves, a waterfall and suspension bridge at Parque del Sol, right next to Ixtapan de la Sal.
HidalgoTecozautla
Hot springs and El Géiser in the Mezquital Valley: El Pañhú archaeological site, the Santiago Apóstol convent, an aqueduct and a vineyard.
HidalgoHuichapan
Quarry stone, an aqueduct and Independence history in Hidalgo: El Chapitel, rock paintings, El Saucillo eco-park and hot-spring pools.
PueblaChignahuapan
Christmas all year round in Puebla: over 200 glass-ornament workshops, a lagoon, Quetzalapan waterfall, hot springs and its basilica.
HidalgoZimapán
Adventure in Hidalgo's Sierra Gorda: the Fernando Hiriart reservoir, San Cristóbal Canyon, the Xajhá caves and Los Mármoles National Park.
MichoacánCuitzeo
On the shores of Lake Cuitzeo: the Augustinian convent of Santa María Magdalena, the Tres Cerritos archaeological site and nearby hot springs.
CoahuilaCandela
Hot springs, starry skies and desert in Coahuila: Ojo Caliente, Las Lajitas, the Candela River and frontier history.
JaliscoTemacapulín
Hot springs and the Río Verde canyon in the Altos de Jalisco: a village with strong community memory and a history of defending its land.
NayaritAmatlán de Cañas
A rural corner among mountains in southern Nayarit: hot springs, waterfalls such as El Manto and quiet village life.
VeracruzZozocolco de Hidalgo
A jewel of Veracruz's Totonacapan: vernacular architecture, waterfalls and pools, Totonac tradition and a tissue-paper hot-air balloon festival.
TabascoTeapa
Tabasco's “Sultana of the Sierra”: the Coconá caves, the Puyacatengo River, sulfur springs and lush tropical scenery.