• The Sea Gate - Curious about the history of the ancient walls in Campeche? Discover their fascinating story here.
• Centro Cultural Casa No. 6 - Explore this historic house featuring an interior patio, furniture, and architectural elements from the Mexican colonial era.
• Catedral de Campeche - Ever wondered why our Cathedral is elevated on a platform? Learn all about it. If open, we’ll also visit the Holy Sacred Art Museum to admire our stunning 17th-century artworks.
• Iglesia del Dulce Nombre de Jesus - Why was a church built just a block away from the Cathedral? Here’s a hint: it involves a long history of racism, even in Mexico and at this small port!
• Land Gate (Puerta de Tierra) - If accessible, we’ll walk along this walled section of the city to uncover why pirates chose to attack by land rather than sea.
• C. 63 100 - This ancient church, crafted by the carpenters of colonial Campeche and beautified by the Jesuits, was transformed into the first University of Campeche.
• Palacio de Gobierno del Estado de Campeche - “El progreso de Campeche,” a mural by Jose Chavez Morado, a prominent artist from the Mexican “Muralism” art movement.
• Municipal Archive of Campeche - Once an ancient prison, this site is renowned for its numerous ghost stories.

• Bottled water included
• All fees and taxes covered
• Carbonated beverages available

• Tips

Feel like a true ‘campechano’!\n\nThere are several ways in which you can join the daily life of a campechano, from learning the Mayan slang to drink the local drinks. I invite you to take this Walking Tour, in which you’ll do both while visiting the Historic Center of San Francisco de Campeche.\n\nDuring that time, you will visit the colonial streets of this colonial city, but with a huge insight on the details and gossiping of neighbors, legends, the embarrassing details of the churches and temples, ex-prisons and other controversial places of this city with almost 500 years of existence.\n\nYou’ll visit the boardwalk of the city, travel back in time as soon as you cross the Puerta de Mar, re-imagine the city that used to border the beach, visit the Cathedral of the city, learn about underground tunnels, old cinemas, religious Colonial art and the spooky tales of the Mayan region.\n\nThis is for the people with a love for stories!\n\nOh!… and bring your most comfortable sneakers!

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