World Heritage Sites in Mexico
14 entries in the World Heritage Sites in Mexico compendium.
Aqueduct of Padre TemblequeA 16th-century Mexican aqueduct named after Friar Francisco de Tembleque.CalakmulSeat of the Snake Kingdom and Maya superpower.Camino Real de Tierra AdentroRoyal road linking Mexico City to Santa Fe for over 300 years.Campeche (city)Colonial walled city on the Gulf of Mexico.Casas GrandesPrehistoric Mogollon site in Chihuahua, Mexico, abandoned circa 1450 AD.El Pinacate y Gran Desierto de Altar Biosphere ReserveA volcanic shield and dune field visible from space.El TajínMajor Classic-era Mesoamerican city with unique niche architecture.El Vizcaíno Biosphere ReserveLargest wildlife refuge in Mexico, spanning desert and coast.Franciscan Missions in the Sierra Gorda of QuerétaroFive 18th-century missions in Mexico's Sierra Gorda.Guanajuato (city)Colonial silver-mining city and UNESCO World Heritage site.Historic center of Mexico CityCentro Histórico: Aztec and Spanish heart of Mexico City.Hospicio CabañasOne of the oldest and largest orphanage and hospital complexes in the Americas.Islas MaríasFormer penal colony and UNESCO biosphere reserve in Mexico.Luis Barragán House and StudioFormer residence and studio of architect Luis Barragán, now a museum.
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