Taxco hotels from RM216

Taxco Centro's charming cobblestone streets wind through pristine Spanish colonial architecture. The magnificent pink-stone Santa Prisca Church towers over the main plaza. Silver workshops fill the air with rhythmic hammering as artisans practice their centuries-old craft. Explore this mountainside treasure where wrought-iron balconies and red-tiled roofs create a picturesque setting. Visit the Silver Museum to discover Taxco's metalworking heritage. Traditional Mexican restaurants serve regional specialities with stunning views from rooftop terraces.

Del Ex Convento's cobblestone streets wind around the former San Bernardino de Siena convent, showcasing Taxco's silver mining legacy. Colonial architecture and local artisans create an authentic Mexican atmosphere. The twin spires of Santa Prisca Church rise majestically above this historic quarter. Silver workshops fill the air with rhythmic hammering as craftspeople maintain centuries-old techniques. Visitors can explore Casa Humboldt or wander to nearby Borda Square through narrow passages lined with weathered stone facades. The mountain location offers cool air and dramatic views throughout this cultural treasure.

Del Panteón captures the soul of Taxco with its winding cobblestone streets and colonial charm. The magnificent Santa Prisca Church stands proudly with pink stone baroque towers. Silver artisans work in traditional workshops, hammering intricate jewellery pieces by hand. The neighborhood's historic cemetery offers breathtaking views over Taxco's red-tiled rooftops. White-washed buildings cascade down hillsides, creating a picturesque setting for exploring Mexico's silver heritage. Most streets are pedestrian-only, letting visitors fully absorb the authentic atmosphere.

While Del Chorrillo isn't home to many top sights, Teleferico de Montetaxco and Borda Square are some notable places to visit nearby.