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San Miguel de Allende - Its cobbled streets and spectacular architecture make this town a magical place.

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San Miguel de Allende - Make sure you stop into Café San Agustín to enjoy some delicious churros with chocolate.

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Riviera Maya - With exotic jungles to explore, and miles and miles of beaches, here you can find activities for everyone to enjoy.

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Riviera Maya - Snorkel to see the flora and fauna, stroll around the shopping centers, or indulge in the tasty cuisine of the area.

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Catemaco - This is an ecological reserve and a perfect family destination.

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Catemaco -

It is an ideal spot for hiking featuring walking paths with stunning views. It's a breath of fresh air!

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Pachuca - Families that learn and play together, stay together! Visit the El Rehilete Museum, a dinosaur museum which also has a planetarium, observatory, science lab, cactus garden, and Mesoamerican statues.

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You can also walk through the macromural and take advantage of the refreshing breeze. Pachuca is not called "La bella airosa" (the Beautiful Airy City) for nothing!

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Cancún - Cancún is another destination that welcomes families with its beautiful beaches.

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Cancún - No need to get in the water to get to know the plethora of marine species Cancún has to offer. The city has several aquariums you can visit.

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Campeche - In the Xmuch'haltun Botanical Garden, you can enjoy and discover numerous plants, from the common to the extremely rare.

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Campeche - No trip would be complete without visiting the archaeological site Edzná, the ancient capital of the Mayan world.

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Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo - This resort city on the Pacific coast is known for its fishing.

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Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo - Therefore some of its major attractions are snorkeling and boat riding.

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Zacatecas -

Get on the train that takes you 520 meters inside the Mina El Edén (a metal mine).

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Zacatecas - For the most daring of families, the zip line at Bufa Hill is a must-visit.

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Monterrey -

When was the last time you saw an elephant or giraffe in person? The Biopark Star offers safaris and ensures a good time with the family.

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Monterrey -

There is no shortage of outdoor activities here. Grab your family and venture out for a day of hiking in the mountains.

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Ciudad del Carmen - This place features impeccable weather, crystal clear waters, white sand, and plenty of space where children and adults can play.

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Ciudad del Carmen - Explore Xcaret Park and stick around to see the night show.

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Mexico City - In the big city, the Papalote Museo del Niño is a great option for visiting as well. This is an interactive museum for the whole family to enjoy a day of fun and learning.

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Another alternative is the Chapultepec Zoo.

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Guadalajara - The zoo in Guadalajara has an astounding 392 animal species!

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Guadalajara - However, don't miss the roller coasters and games at the Magic Forest either.

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Puerto Vallarta - Make a reservation with Vallarta Discovery to swim with dolphins and enjoy guided tours.

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Puerto Vallarta - Or you can choose a simpler activity such as a day at the beach in calm and relaxing waters.

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Oaxaca - Here you will find villages full of colorful crafts and archaeological sites. Make sure you wear appropriate shoes!

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Oaxaca -

Learn to surf at Puerto Escondido.

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Puebla - After all these activities, you and the family will probably be hungry. Dig in to some mole poblano or try the traditional dish, chiles en nogada.

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Do not forget to go up to the Star of Puebla Observation Wheel to take in views at about 80 meters high.

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