Campeche, the fortified city with colonial charm

Located on the coast of the Gulf of Mexico, Campeche is a fascinating destination that has earned it its place as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This colonial city is famous for its impressive fortifications built to protect against pirates in the 17th century. Stroll through its colorful streets, admire the baroque architecture of the Concepción Cathedral and explore the Plaza de la Independencia, the vibrant heart of this typically Mexican city. Lively markets, like Mercado Principal, offer a variety of culinary delights, including fresh seafood and signature dishes like pan de cazón. Campeche will seduce you with its warm atmosphere and its rich heritage.