We are almost halfway through the year and there are still a few XL weekends to take advantage of… Here is a suggestion for you: “Valle de Bravo Mexico, what to do in this magical town? ”
If you live in CDMX or you are going to travel to Mexico there are no excuses, nor a tight budget, nor the lack of time will be an impediment, and if your residence is further away, you may have to analyze it more, but if you dare it will be worth it, incredible days await you…
Where is Valle de Bravo Mexico located?
Valle de Bravo is located less than two hours from Mexico City, 156 km to be exact.
The beauty of the city led to its being recognized as a typical city in 1971 and a magical town in 2005, with various attractions that place it among the most visited sites in the state.
Its hotel and service infrastructure is very good, with various accommodation proposals ranging from cheap hotels, luxury hotels, weekend houses, etc. There are even those who already have their rest residence.
What to do in Valle de Bravo Mexico?
Visit the Market
It is a classic that you should include in all your trips, go to the market…
There you will find the delights of the local gastronomy, a highly recommended option if you want to take care of your expenses since in most of them the prices are very accessible, especially if you compare them with a restaurant.
A good breakfast to start the day is an excellent alternative.
Likewise, it is the ideal place to buy traditional sweets, typical drinks, souvenirs, among other products at a good price.
Among the tastiest dishes you will find the turkey mole, the barbecue and the lamb broth, tamales or some pork carnitas; don’t forget to try the guava and blackberry atoles, they are the favourites.
Downtown walk
The center with its cobbled streets is very picturesque, perfect for walking around and admiring the beauty of its architecture.
The main square of Valle de Bravo and its kiosk are very pretty and can be photographed; just opposite, you will find the San Francisco de Asís parish, which is also worth your visit.
And be sure to visit the Temple of Santa María Ahuacatlán where you can find El Cristo Negro, the Archaeological Museum, which preserves 300 pieces from the 3,000 archaeological sites in the State of Mexico, and the Crafts Market.
Taco street is another must-see; You will also find a variety of restaurants and cafes to enjoy the good atmosphere of the city.
