TOURISM

Special places of the state of Morelos
Therefore, the state of Morelos has impressive archaeological sites and various tourist places where visitors both local, national and foreign will fall in love.
1.- Archaeological Zone of Xochicalco located in the federal highway Xochicalco-Tetlama this in Morelos.
2.- Cerro del Tepozteco located in the municipality of Tepoztlán.
3.- Robert Brady Museum, this is a Mexican colonial house of this American character and decorated with various styles of different parts of the world. The site is located on Nezahualcóyotl street in the municipality of Cuernavaca.
4.- Palacio de Cortés located on Francisco Leyva street in the municipality of Cuernavaca.
5.- Gardens of Mexico. As noted on Tripadvisor, this floral link is the largest in the world and is located in Jojutla.
6.- Catedral de la Asunción is located on Hidalgo street corner with Morelos in the municipality of Cuernavaca.
7.- Artisan Market of Tepoztlán. Magical and special place that is located in Avenida Revolución in Tepoztlán.
8.- Dominican Ex-Convent of the Nativity. This place reflects the past and preserves the history of the place, located in Ignacio Zaragoza in Tepoztlán.
9.- Museum of Cuauhnáhuac simply special that is a must for tourists located on Leyva Street in Cuernavaca.

10.- El Rollo, water park, because you already know the history and fun that this place presents Rivera Del Rio Yautepec S / N | Gabriel Tepepan.
11.-Tlayacapan (Magical Town of Morelos)

In Tlayacapan we can also find various historical monuments, considered heritage of humanity such as:
• The former convent of San Juan Bautista. - Declared by UNESCO in 1996 as a World Heritage Site.
• Barrio chapels, with different architectural styles.
• The Ex-Convent of the Augustinians of San Juan Tlayacapan, San Jerónimo, San Martín, San Lorenzo, San Nicolás, San Miguel, Santiago, Santa Ana, El Rosario, The Exaltation, Santa Cruz de Altica, La Magdalena, La Tlaxcalchica, Our Señora del Tránsito and La Concepción.
All these chapels are called Barrio, because they represent symbolically each of the neighborhoods of the Municipality.

MONSERRAT GONZALEZ