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Campeche has 8 bastions, where 4 of them are the most interesting ones since they feature museums, tropical gardens, libraries, and folklore exhibitions.

Explore the area by a walk of about 2 kilometers and you will certainly find one of the cleanest cities in Mexico. A city considered by UNESCO as World’s Cultural Heritage and one of the safest in the country.

The main square is charming and possesses a beautiful colonial view, despite the modernistic presence in 1985 remodeling, where the most ancient Cathedral of Yucatan’s peninsula is located: “La Concepcion”, built in 1540. The Regional Museum is located two blocks towards the east, a museum dedicated to the colorful history of the state. To the north, you can find Carvajal Mansion, one of the most ostentatious ones in the state.
To the south, it is situated the House of Culture, another example of Campeche’s colonial style, this mansion has been remodeled and shows an elegant façade of tiles. Other important attractions in the city are: the Malecon, ideal to watch the sunsets and the canyons that once protected the port; almost every street is paved and buildings of the colonial age are still in good condition.

To dine, in Campeche you can find the best seafood dishes, the outstanding shrimp with coconut in mango sauce, the Cazon (dogfish) bread and endless diversity of regional food.