Rebecca & Alexander
Things To Do
Casa Miguel Hidalgo Restaurante
Situated in the heart of historic Cuernavaca, Casa Hidalgo serves Mexican and International fare. This restaurant offers beautiful terrace views of the Palace of Cortes, which is located right across the street. Casa Hidalgo serves a variety of flavorful dishes for dinner and lunch. Guests can begin with an appetizer of salmon carpaccio, duck tacos with a chipotle-raspberry sauce or Thai spring rolls. An entree of vegetarian lasagna, chicken stuffed with roasted cheese or enchiladas. Casa Hidalgo has a bar that offers cocktails and other libations. It features events throughout the year and offers valet parking.
La Casona Restaurante
THIS IS A MUST SEE PLACE: The heart of Colonial Mexico shines in this 16th-century sugarcane hacienda, founded by Hernán Cortés in 1530. Known as San Antonio Atlacomulco, this architectural masterpiece is a magnificent example of the Conquistadors’ era and a must-see destination. Its legends are etched into its masonry walls, and its historic passages are surrounded by lush gardens and flowing crystal-clear streams for the most magical meal. Perfect for a spa getaway or any meal; breakfast, lunch, dinner, or cocktail.
Rincón del Bife Restaurante
Nestled in the vibrant heart of Cuernavaca, Rincón del Bife is a delightful steakhouse that perfectly balances a relaxed atmosphere with culinary excellence. This inviting venue specializes in an impressive array of high-quality meat cuts, complemented by delicious sides like empanadas. Families will appreciate the dedicated kids' play area, designed to keep little ones entertained while adults savor live music and engaging conversations over generous portions of expertly grilled steaks.
Palace of Cortés
The Palace of Cortés in Cuernavaca, Mexico, is the oldest conserved colonial-era civil structure in the Americas, built between 1523–1528 by Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés. Its architecture blends Gothic and Mudéjar styles and was originally a fortified residence built over an Aztec tribute center. Today, it houses the Regional Museum of the Peoples of Morelos, featuring pre-Hispanic artifacts, colonial-era exhibits, and a famous mural by Diego Rivera depicting the history of Morelos. Highlights: Free admission, History, Art, Architecture, Downtown location
Tepoztlán
With gorgeous mountain views and colorful, vibrant streets, there’s just something special about Tepoztlán. If you go on the weekend, expect Tepoztlán to be humming with life and happy party people drinking micheladas on the main streets and shopping at street food stalls and souvenir markets. During the week, it’s much quieter with a more laid-back and spiritual vibe. It is also famous for the hike up Tepozteco Hill to the ancient Aztec pyramid ruins, a bustling weekend market, and the former Convent of the Nativity. The town offers a vibrant blend of ecotourism, cultural attractions, and unique local experiences like exotic ice cream flavors. Highlights: Hiking, Market Shopping, Mojito Frappuccino, Indigenous Cuisine
Las Estacas Paruqe Natural
Las Estacas is a natural park in Morelos, Mexico, famous for its clear, spring-fed river that runs through lush vegetation. Tourists can enjoy a wide range of water activities like swimming, snorkeling, paddleboarding, and kayaking, or relax in heated pools and jacuzzis. The park also offers on-site lodging through a hotel and camping options, diving courses, and adventure activities like zip-lining and rope swings. Highlights: Rest and relaxation in aquatic setting, Private Lodging, Buffet Dining, Pools & Natural Springs
Taxco
Taxco, Mexico, is a charming colonial town perched on the mountains of Guerrero, famed for its winding cobblestone streets, whitewashed buildings, and stunning baroque architecture. Known as the silver capital of Mexico, Taxco invites visitors to explore artisan silver shops, historic churches, and bustling local markets. Food lovers will delight in tasting authentic Mexican dishes like pozole, a traditional hominy stew, while taking in breathtaking hillside views and the town’s vibrant culture. It’s a must-see destination for history, flavor, and authentic Mexican charm. Highlights: Picturesque, Artisan Jewelry, Architecture, Historical
Cuernavaca Golf Club
Why even try to get a hole in one when you can spend the whole morning golfing at this beautiful course?!
Averanda
We love this mall! If you have some free time it can be fun just to enjoy a coffee or a crepe while people watching.