Taxco de Alarcón, "the capital of the Mexican silver," is located in the southern region of the country, 138 km north of Chilpancingo, the capital of the state of Guerrero, and 151 km south of Mexico City on the road No.. 95. Its climate is hot and humid with an average annual temperature of 19 ° C. 

Regarded as one of the most picturesque towns in Mexico, this destination offers the magical charm of its cobbled streets, its colonial buildings and white walls of their houses with red tile roofs, and the incomparable beauty of the Cathedral of Santa Prisca, one of examples more representative of Baroque architecture in Mexico, and the great historical and cultural value of the houses Humboldt and Borda, as well as the museums of Art and the viceregal Silverware, where you can admire stunning objects (earrings, necklaces, bracelets and other utensils) made with that metal, rector axis of the local economy, all designed from the techniques of jewelry inherited by the American goldsmith William Spratling, adopted son of this population. 

In the surroundings you can visit beautiful natural scenery as the Caves of Cacahuamilpa, ideal for practice Espel, or Alejandro Humboldt National Park, where you'll find plenty of pine and oak forests, endowed with beautiful own practice for the walk. Upon his return, contact any of the traditional restaurants of Taxco and savor the typical "Pozole", in the style of Guerrero, or walk along its streets, elegantly lit-up to make a stop in the bars, cafes and nightclubs that are located south of the population, you can forget about the dream and fully enjoy until the dawn.