メキシコの洞窟・トップ5

It takes a Habsburg to bring a castle to Mexico. Maximilian of Habsburg was the "emperor" of Mexico. The locals thought that was uncool, so he was executed.

With 17 meters this pyramid is the highest of the Riviera Maya Coast. It’s really impressive, so take your time to walk around it.

Located right by the sea on a cliff, in a fantastic setting and now inhabited by many iguanas 😍

In the middle of Bosque Chapultepec, on a hill, is the Castillo that houses the museum. The walk through the museum, the beautiful grounds and the view down to the city of over a million people are absolutely worth it

The Castillo is located on a hill in the Bosque Chapultepec. From the viewing terrace you have a fantastic view of the city. The Castillo houses the Museo Nacional de Historia

El Castillo The Castillo is the most important historical building in Tulum and is located on a cliff. The temple has a roof made of wooden beams with stucco figures and well-preserved internal frescoes. The Castillo is surrounded by an enclosure within which there are ten structures of different ages. The largest among these structures is the Temple of the Diving God which is twenty-seven feet wide and twenty feet deep by nine feet high. Numerous frescoes decorate the sides of the door and its walls. In a niche on the door there is the image of a winged god. It is a Mayan deity named Ah Musen Cab: god of bees taken from Wikipedia

Nestled in the Valley of the Nuns, hidden among the vegetation and on the side of the small stream, is this small and very peculiar castle. Legend has it that it was built by goblins, hence the reason for its proportions. Outside of fantasy, this place is one of my favorite places to enjoy nature. Since it is in a valley, it will not be unusual for you to find yourself surrounded by the singing of birds. Additionally, in the rainy season the sound of water flowing down the stream gives it an even more special touch. Without a doubt, the best time to visit this place is very early, when a light mist will make this place even more magical.

Located at the Castle of Chapultepec, a structure which has served as everything from a military academy to the home of the Mexican president, this museum specializes in Mexican art and culture from the beggining of the Conquest of Mexico until the beggining of the 20th. Century.