Mexico is considered by many foreign tourists to be one of the most beautiful countries in the world. Although the neighboring nation of the United States has a large number of places to enjoy a great vacation, various foreign authorities have labeled Mexico as an unsafe country that is better not to visit, but is this true?
In the last few hours, a recent report by Architectural Digest, a prestigious publication recognized for its knowledge of architecture and global design, began to spread, in which it managed to list the 20 most beautiful cities in the world.
To the surprise of many, a Mexican city came in fourth place just below Adelaide, Australia; Tallinn, Estonia and Portsmouth, Dominica, but what is the most beautiful city in Mexico? The answer is San Miguel de Allende. The following six positions were as follows:
Antigua, Guatemala
Singapore
Paris, France
Chauen, Morocco
Chiang Mai, Thailand
Luxor, Egypt
According to information from the government portal, San Miguel de Allende is a “Town founded in 1542 with the name of San Miguel el Grande, by Friar Juan de San Miguel, and received the status of city on March 8, 1826. In the 18th century and the first decade of the 19th century, the city became an important commercial, industrial and agricultural center, thanks to the mining estates (rural farms) of Guanajuato, San Luis Potosí and Zacatecas, as it was an obligatory passage for the transfer of silver to Mexico City and a supply point for all kinds of merchandise destined for the populations of the region.”
Also, the authorities recommend visiting:
- Plaza Allende.
- Allende Institute.
- Temple of San Francisco.
- Handicraft Market. Mausoleum of José Alfredo Jiménez.
Source:publimetro
