Cuernavaca - Your Host City

In a clear day during Winter time when this picture was taken (Jan 21st at 12:00 noon)it is possible to see the "Popo" volcano (right) and the "Izta" (left) two corners from Cuernavaca's downtown.

Cuernavaca has been called "the City of the Eternal Spring" due to its semitropical climate (average 70-75º F.) This Pre-Hispanic city named "Cuauhnahuac" by the natives was conquered by Cortez in 1523. Is one of the oldest cities in the American Continent. It is a beautiful evergreen place home of hundreds of celebrities.

The city maintains its own colonial architecture such as Cortez Palace and the Cathedral. Situated only 45 minutes far from Mexico City and 1 hr and a half from Mexico City's International Airport makes it easy to travel there to visit museums and cultural places without staying in the big city.

The climate of Cuernavaca is unique. The weather becomes warmer in April and May (may reach 90° F.) In the dry season from November to April we enjoy warm mornings and cool nights (68-70° F.) December and January are the coolest months of the year (no less than 65° F.) During summer time (August specially) rains in the evenings and nights.

Acapulco  is also close to us... only  3 hours and a half away!!