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For many years, the city of Veracruz has been the country's door to the world but most importantly, it has played a vital role in Mexican history. Throughout the course of time, Veracruz has witness the arrival of Hernan Cortes, several pirate attacks, and three foreign invasions. Here, you can enjoy the city's year round jovial atmosphere, visit its renowned aquarium, sip some coffee at one of its many cafes or just relax and have a great time. |
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| ESSENCE OF THE AREA |
| Known for its lively environment, Veracruz is an attracting place to visit for both nationals and foreigners alike. Its strong European and Caribbean influences are evident in its architecture, cuisine, and even festive matter.
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| RECOMMENDED STAY |
| You will need to spend at least two nights in Veracruz for you to admire the rich history and festive environment this city has to offer.
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| RECOMMENDED SIGHTSEEING & ACTIVITIES |
| Sightseeing, museums, fine dining, white water rafting, mountain climbing |
| MUST SEE |
| Plaza de Armas, Malecón, Palacio Municipal, Cathedral, Portales, Acuario de Veracruz, San Juan de Ulúa, Isla de los Sacrificios, Museo Historico Naval, Baluarte de Santiago, Playa del Oro, Macambo, Boca del Rio, El Zapotal, Parque Zamora, Zempoala, La Antigua, Xalapa
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| RECOMMENDED ACCOMMODATIONS |
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| OUR FAVORITE AFFORDABLE HOTEL |
| Hostal de Cortés: This hotel is located just a few steps away from the city's Aquarium and the downtown area.
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| DRIVING DISTANCES AND TIMES |
From Veracruz to: |
Distance in Kilometers: |
Journey: |
| Cancún |
1146 km |
18 hours |
| Mérida |
1056 km |
15 hours |
| Mexico City |
402 km |
5.5 hours |
| Oaxaca |
395 km |
6 hours |
| Tuxtla Gutierrez |
671 km |
11 hours |
| Villahermosa |
492 km |
6 hours |
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