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Free Guerrero travel guide
All 3 of Guerrero's Pueblos Mágicos on one printable page. Free when you sign up for our weekly email.
- All 3 Pueblos Mágicos, with a photo and what makes each special
- A map of Guerrero with each one on it
- Road trips that join the pueblos close together
- The best months to go
- How far each is from the nearest city
- The sights not to miss
- The fiestas worth planning around
- The fiestas month by month
- Where to stay in each
- Made to print or save as a PDF
The 3 Pueblos Mágicos in this guide
Most visited first. The full guide adds the sights not to miss, the fiestas, how far each is by car, and a layout made to print.
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Zihuatanejo
A fishing town turned beach resort on a sheltered Pacific bay in Guerrero, next to the planned resort of Ixtapa. Its waterfront walkway, fish market, and beaches like La Ropa keep a slower, small-town feel.
When to go: Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
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Taxco
Taxco tumbles down a steep hillside in Guerrero, a maze of white houses, red roofs, and cobbled lanes. It made its fortune in silver and is still Mexico's silver-jewelry capital. The ornate pink-stone church of Santa Prisca dominates the main plaza.
When to go: Jan, Feb, Mar, Dec
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Ixcateopan
Ixcateopan de Cuauhtémoc is a small mountain town in northern Guerrero, 36 kilometers west of Taxco, surrounded by pine, cedar and walnut forest. Its streets are paved with unpolished white marble, and many garden walls are built of it too. People come to see the former church of Santa María de la Asunción, now a museum tied to the local tradition that Cuauhtémoc, the last Mexica emperor, is buried here, and to walk the archaeological site at the southern edge of town.
When to go: Jan, Feb, Mar, Dec
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