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Oaxaca’s Catedral offers elegant Oaxacan classics like mole in a rustic courtyard with live piano, perfect for a romantic and refined dining vibe.

Nestled in a charming restored house, this budget-friendly hotel boasts a sunny rooftop terrace, friendly staff, and a cozy courtyard—all just a short stroll from Oaxaca's vibrant center.

La Casona de Tita is a charming boutique hotel with antique decor, spacious rooms, and a lovely courtyard, offering personalized service and a prime Oaxaca location.

Itanoni serves vibrant, traditional Oaxacan corn dishes made from heirloom corn, crafting fresh tortillas and tamales in a cozy, colorful cantina.

Casa Crespo in Oaxaca offers a vibrant blend of culinary classes, a restaurant with stunning rooftop views, and local delicacies like 'stone soup' and mole.

Housed in a stunning 17th-century Dominican convent, this museum immerses you in Oaxaca’s rich history with treasures from Monte Albán and beautiful gardens.

Escondido Oaxaca effortlessly merges a chic design hotel vibe with laid-back luxury, featuring a rooftop pool and an Italian restaurant in a historic setting.

Levadura de Olla is an airy Oaxacan gem blending ancient indigenous recipes with fresh local ingredients and vibrant, unexpected flavors.

Mezcaloteca is an intimate tasting room in Oaxaca that offers a deep dive into Mexico's beloved spirit, featuring a curated collection of rare mezcals and personalized tasting experiences guided by passionate experts.

Tucked away in Aldama Alley, Adamá is a charming spot where Israeli chef Hagar Aviram crafts unforgettable Middle Eastern dishes amid a lovely courtyard.