Campeche, located on the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico, is a captivating tourist destination that offers a fascinating blend of history, vibrant colors, and natural beauty.
The city’s historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a testament to its rich colonial past. With its pastel-colored buildings, cobblestone streets, and well-preserved fortifications, Campeche immerses visitors in a bygone era.
The city’s impressive forts, such as Fuerte San Miguel and Fuerte San José, reflect its history of defending against pirate attacks. Exploring the city’s charming plazas, such as the main square, Plaza Principal, and admiring architectural gems like the Cathedral of Campeche, is a delight.
Campeche’s coastal location also offers stunning beaches and picturesque fishing villages, where visitors can relax and enjoy the beauty of the Gulf of Mexico. The city’s lively markets, delicious cuisine featuring fresh seafood, and warm hospitality complete the experience, making Campeche a captivating destination for travelers.
- Discover the ancient Mayan ruins of Edzna, a significant archaeological site near Campeche.
- Take a boat tour to explore the mangroves and wildlife of the Celestun Biosphere Reserve.
- Visit the charming fishing village of Isla Aguada and savor fresh seafood dishes.
- Experience the vibrant local culture through festivals and events, such as the Carnival of Campeche.
- Taste the delicious local cuisine, including traditional dishes like pan de cazón (shark meat tortilla) and pámpano a la Tikin Xic (grilled fish marinated in achiote sauce).
- Area:
- 57,924 km²
- Population:
- 928,363
- Elevation:
- 10 m
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- 305 517 1253 / 888 224 3303
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