TAXCO is Mexico's best-kept secret 

Greetings from Taxco, Mexico! In this cinematic travel guide, we get swept away by this charming Pueblo Magico.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
02:00 Welcome to Taxco
03:55 The Zocalo
07:30 Taxco at Night
09:12 Food
12:36 Things to do
14:55 Final Thoughts
All roads seem to lead to the town's main plaza, known as the Zocalo. Sitting in the shadow of the beautifully detailed Church of Santa Prisca, the Zocalo is a wonderful place to eat, shop, and relax. Head back after dark for strolling mariachi musicians.
If food is what you're after, Taxco doesn't disappoint. Excellent meals can be found a Central Cafe, Armando's Taqueria, and Rosa Mexicano. Don't miss out on the local regional specialties such as Mole Rosa, Enchiladas Jamaica, and the Berta, Taxco's refreshing twist on the classic margarita.
There's plenty to do Taxco besides eat. Get immersed in Taxo's mining history by taking a mine tour. If views are what you're after, ride the Montetaxco cable car to the top of an adjacent hill for sweeping views of the city below. Or head catch ride in a vintage VW beetle to the Cristo Monumental Taxco for even more breathtaking views and to marvel at the base of the 60ft tall statue of Christ.
Taxco takes your breath away and not just because of its impossibly steep streets. It's a proud, sophisticated place that the locals lovingly maintain. It's clean, safe, and it's a place that you'll want to return to again and again. Be sure to like, subscribe, and click the notification bell to keep up to date with the channel as we release new episodes. Thanks!
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Note: Taxco is located in the Mexican state of Guerrero which, unfortunately, has recently been host to cartel crime and violence. While we never felt unsafe in Taxco, we did notice an increased police and military presence in the city. We encourage you to check for up to date travel information on your home country's state department website and make your own informed decisions before travelling to Taxco and Guerrero Sate.
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