The old road to Acapulco ran out from the capital via Cuernavaca and Taxco, and although the modern route (Hwy-95D) skirts the former and gives Taxco a wide berth, both remain firmly established on the tourist treadmill. The journey starts well: a steep, winding climb out of the Valley of México into refreshing pine forests, and then gently down, leaving the city far behind. It's a fast road, too, and, smog permitting, offers lovely views back over Mexico City. CUERNAVACA has always been a place of escape from the city the Aztecs called it Cuauhnahuac (Place by the Woods), and it became a favourite … more »
For $6-10 U.S., you can take a roughly 1 hr bus ride from Mexico City... more »
The smallest commercial aircraft flying out of Cuernavaca Airport is... more »
Progressive industrialization and the rising stream of visitors have... more »
Known as the City of Eternal Spring, Cuernavaca is just a short drive south... more »
If you're looking for a cozy, not-so-touristy place to go in Mexico, look... more »