Things To Do
Catedral de Cuernavaca
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this 16th-century cathedral features striking murals, early colonial architecture, and an open chapel considered among the oldest in the Americas. Palacio de Cortés (Regional Museum of the Peoples of Morelos) Mexico's oldest civil architectural structure, built as Hernán Cortés's residence, now houses historical exhibits and Diego Rivera's mural depicting Morelos' history. Teopanzolco Archaeological Zone A pre-Hispanic ceremonial center of the Tlahuica, featuring ancient temples and a nearby modern cultural center with arts events.
Jardines de México
Jardines de México, located at kilometer 129 on the Autopista México-Acapulco near Tehuixtla and Tequesquitengo, Morelos, is celebrated as the largest themed floral garden complex in the world, spanning 51 hectares with 7 distinct garden areas for public enjoyment. Key Features • Seven themed gardens include Italian, Japanese, Cactaceae, Tropical, Four Springs, Laberinto de los Sentidos (Sculptural Labyrinth), and Abanico de Flores (Fan of Flowers). Visitor Information • Open Tuesday–Sunday, generally from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM; closed Mondays. • Entrance fee for adults is approximately 275 pesos; residents get a discount, children and seniors pay less, and kids under 3 enter free. • Easily accessible by car via the Autopista del Sol; public transport involves a bus to Puente de Ixtla with a taxi connection to the gardens
Centro Cultural Teopanzolco
Archaeological & Cultural Sites Nearby Zona Arqueológica Xochicalco World Heritage archaeological site with ancient ruins, observatory, and museum; about 40 minutes from Cuernavaca. Zona Arqueológica Teopanzolco Pre-Hispanic pyramid site near city center, known for its dual temples and quick tours.