Basílica de Nuestra Señora de la Soledad

Dive into a delightful local eatery in Oaxaca, where you'll find generous tlayudas bursting with flavor amidst a chill, if sometimes smoky, vibe.

Discover the Museo Textil de Oaxaca, a charming free-entry spot celebrating rich textile traditions with beautiful exhibits and workshops in a stylish historic setting.

Wander through Oaxaca's vibrant pedestrian street lined with charming colonial architecture, buzzing shops, and lively dining, leading to stunning churches.

Casa Carmen is a chic boutique hotel in Tribeca that serves exquisite traditional Mexican dishes in warm, uniquely styled rooms and an inviting courtyard.

A must-visit chocolatería in Oaxaca, renowned for its rich, not-too-sweet chocolate ice cream with crunchy cacao nibs and a selection of delightful chocolate offerings.

Lively, colorful cantina with a rooftop terrace dispensing craft cocktails, beer & traditional grub.

Nestled in a charming outdoor setting with wandering chickens, this eatery serves a delightful tasting menu that showcases vibrant Oaxacan flavors using fresh local ingredients.

Cafe Brújula is a charming retreat on Oaxaca's main street, offering delightful coffee, snacks, and a lovely courtyard perfect for lounging.

Experience inventive global dishes spotlighting local ingredients in a cozy, timber-ceilinged hideaway that specializes in tasting menus.

Nestled in Oaxaca, this unassuming B&B boasts six polished rooms adorned with colorful Mexican accents, a serene courtyard, and hearty breakfasts, all framed by a welcoming vibe and friendly staff.