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Oaxaca

The Wedding Website of Kevin Schmiedecke and Marcela Sanchez Alcalde
Oaxaca is a vibrant city bursting with color, flavor, and history — and it’s one of Mexico’s gastronomical capitals! From delicious mole and tlayudas to lively markets, music, festivals, ancient ruins, and fascinating museums, there’s always something exciting to discover. It’s the perfect place to explore, celebrate, and soak in the magic of this amazing city.
Explore the Zócalo

Explore the Zócalo

Portal del Palacio, Oaxaca de Juárez, Oax. 68000, Mexico

Oaxaca’s main square is full of life, with street performers, local artisans, and plenty of cafés to sip coffee or mezcal while people-watching.

Visit Santo Domingo Church & Cultural Center

Visit Santo Domingo Church & Cultural Center

A stunning baroque church with an attached cultural center and botanical garden — a must-see for architecture and history lovers.

Try Oaxacan Cuisine

Try Oaxacan Cuisine

Don’t miss mole, tlayudas, chapulines (if you’re adventurous!), and fresh mezcal tastings — Oaxaca is a food lover’s paradise. Mercado 20 de Noviembre: A must-visit market where you can explore local crafts, fresh produce, and try authentic Oaxacan street food.

Monte Albán

Monte Albán

Monte Albán, Oax. 71233, Mexico

A short drive from the city, this ancient Zapotec archaeological site offers breathtaking views and fascinating history.

Take a Mezcal Tour

Take a Mezcal Tour

Visit local palenques (mezcal distilleries) to see the production process and taste different varieties of this iconic Oaxacan spirit.

Walk Through the Neighborhoods

Walk Through the Neighborhoods

Stroll through Jalatlaco and other historic neighborhoods to admire colonial architecture, colorful streets, and charming cafés.

Tree of Tule

Tree of Tule

2 de Abril, Santa María del Tule, Oax. 68297, Mexico

Just a short drive from Oaxaca City, El Árbol del Tule is home to one of the largest and oldest trees in the world. Its massive trunk and centuries-old history make it a must-see natural wonder, perfect for photos and a peaceful stroll.

Mitla

Mitla

Mitla, Oax., Mexico

Located about an hour from Oaxaca City, Mitla is a fascinating archaeological site known for its intricate stone mosaics and rich Zapotec history. It’s a must-visit for anyone interested in ancient architecture and culture.

Hierve el Agua

Hierve el Agua

Hierve el Agua, Oaxaca de Juárez, Oax. 70477, Mexico

About two hours from Oaxaca City, Hierve el Agua is a stunning natural wonder featuring rock formations that resemble cascading waterfalls. Visitors can hike, take in breathtaking views, and even swim in the natural mineral pools — a perfect spot for adventure and relaxation.

Casa Oaxaca el Restaurante

104-A Constitución, Oaxaca de Juárez, Oax. 68000, Mexico

Led by chef Alejandro Ruiz, this restaurant focuses on local ingredients and traditional techniques. It features an outdoor terrace with panoramic views and a relaxed atmosphere.

Los Danzantes

403 Calle Macedonio Alcalá, Oaxaca de Juárez, Oax. 68000, Mexico

With an elegant and modern atmosphere, Los Danzantes serves contemporary Mexican cuisine with a creative touch. It’s well-known for its sophisticated ambiance and excellent service.