Oaxaca Timeshares
Oaxaca is located in southwestern Mexico and considered one of the most beautiful cities in the country. It is surrounded by the peaks of the southern Sierra Madre Mountains and sub-tropical forests. Owning Oaxaca timeshares is a good choice if you and your family want to enjoy a great Mexico vacation every year.
Oaxaca is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and contains ruins and monuments from before the Spanish arrived to the contemporary city of today. Near the city is Monte Alban, one of the most impressive pre-Columbian sites in Mexico. It was built by the Zapotec people and, unlike Chichen Itza, you can climb on the pyramids.
Amazing Local Culture and History
Oaxaca timeshares give you access to many museums that highlight several different eras and cultures in the city. The Textile Museum is free and has a spectacular display of the local textile craft. Art-lovers will enjoy the Museum of Contemporary Art with sculpture, paintings and graphic art from the locals. It is located in a colonial building from the 1600s. The Regional Museum is considered the most important museum in Oaxaca and has several collections and exhibits on native culture.
There are several magnificent cathedrals to be visited from Oaxaca timeshares as well as the ancient Church and Ex-monastery of Santiago Apóstol, founded in 1555. Some of the best-known cathedrals are the Basilica of Our Lady of Solitude from 1682, the Church of Santo Domingo de Guzmán from 1575 and the Oaxaca Cathedral from 1650.
Beautiful Natural Attractions
Some natural wonders include the ancient Tree of Maria del Tule. It is a cypress tree that is 40 meters wide and 42 meters tall. It is about 2,000 years old. The Oaxaca Ethnobotanical Garden was created by local artists with several different kinds of gardens. For outdoor recreation, the Benito Juárez National Park is the place for hiking and biking in the thick beautiful forest.
Children love Zocalo, a downtown street where you can sit in a café and watch street performers while enjoying the tasty local food. There are also many street markets in the area. Other popular things to do in Oaxaca are to take cooking lessons, have custom ground chocolate and visit a Mezcal distillery.
There are several famous festivals in Oaxaca, including the Day of the Dead, The Oaxaca Film Festival and the Guelaguetza Festival in July. November to March is the high season when it is dry and cool. The accommodation rates will be higher at this time but this isn’t a problem for people who own Oaxaca timeshares.