One of the safest states and capitals in Mexico for international tourism; quiet and patrolled environment in tourist areas.

Exceptionally walkable; The Historic Center and its adjacent neighborhoods are practically flat and are linked by an extensive pedestrian walkway.

The Historic Center can be explored on foot; For distant districts and towns in the valley, city buses and collective taxis are used.

Very accessible in popular food, markets and excursions; Boutique hotels and signature restaurants increase spending in the high range.

Refined and bohemian nightlife, focused on mezcal tastings in signature mezcalerías, rooftop terraces with live music and speakeasies.

One of the most powerful creative centers in Latin America: birthplace of great masters such as Francisco Toledo and Rufino Tamayo, and capital of engraving and textile design.

The pinnacle of traditional Mexican cuisine and Intangible Heritage of Humanity. A paradise of complex flavors, native ingredients and culinary mastery.

The mecca of high-quality craftsmanship: backstrap loom textiles dyed with natural dyes, black clay, copal alebrijes and mezcal.

Privileged temperate mountain climate with more than 300 days of sunshine a year, mild winters and pleasant summers.

One of the most hospitable and prepared cities in Mexico for the cultural traveler, with a high-quality tourist infrastructure.

Safe and colorful destination for families with children, with interactive craft workshops, hot chocolate and large pedestrian areas.

Tolerant, relaxed and respectful environment, influenced by the cosmopolitan artistic community and the ancestral 'Muxe' tradition of the Oaxacan isthmus.

Oaxacan hospitality is legendary; The inhabitants receive the visitor with sincere kindness, pride in their roots and generosity.

Fertile valleys framed by imposing mountain ranges, unusual petrified waterfalls and gigantic ancient trees.

A dazzling colonial complex of green volcanic quarry, convent courtyards and avant-garde Mexican architecture.

An enclave of fundamental archaeological, colonial and republican value; home of Monte Albán and birthplace of key figures such as Benito Juárez.

It has one of the most beautiful botanical gardens in the world and groves of trees in its squares, although the central urban forest mass is compact.

The Historic Center and traditional neighborhoods such as Jalatlaco and Xochimilco are very clean and well-kept, with specific management challenges in peripheral markets.

Creative ecosystem focused on social impact companies, sustainable design, mezcal agrotechnology and regenerative tourism.

Booming destination for digital nomads thanks to its creative atmosphere, cuisine, excellent specialty coffee, and international community.