Taxco hotels from RM115

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.

Step back in time as you wander the colonial streets of Barrio de la Veracruz in Taxco. This historic district showcases well-preserved Spanish architecture and cobblestone pathways leading to the magnificent 18th-century Santa Veracruz Church. Silver workshops reveal master craftsmen creating intricate jewellery through open doorways. The area buzzes with authentic Mexican culture and traditions. Local artisans demonstrate silversmithing techniques passed down through generations. Traditional eateries serve regional specialities while church bells and workshop hammering create a distinctive soundtrack to your explorations.

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 Casa Borda Cultural Center are some notable places to visit nearby.