Centro Vacations

Centro is situated 230 miles (370 kilometers) southeast of Mexico City, the national capital.

The Oaxaca Regional Museum and the Santo Domingo Square are some of the things to do and see within Centro.

Of course, visiting just one place, no matter how popular, can only ever give you a limited view into the broader personality of a region. So be sure to set aside enough time to visit Oaxaca's other cultural and natural attractions. If you're keen to explore more of the area, head 3 miles (5 kilometers) where you'll find Huatulco. Here you can visit the Campo de Golf Tangolunda and Huatulco National Park.

Less than 1 mile (1. 6 kilometers) to the southeast of Centro is Oaxaca, a regional center which is home to Auditorio Guelaguetza, Santo Domingo Square and Oaxaca Ethnobotanical Garden. Don't return to Centro until you've checked out Oaxaca's Tule Tree, Church of Santo Domingo de Guzman and Oaxaca Regional Museum.

Many people who arrive in Oaxaca usually take time to explore the wide range of open-air markets and open-air exhibits here. For a window into the local culture, make a beeline for Oaxaca's history museums, art museums and craft workshops.

Pack your own equipment or rent it locally, and discover the local water activities. Snorkeling is a popular activity. Another one is swimming. When you hear the call of the wild, follow the lead of local thrill seekers and spend a few hours hiking and mountain climbing.

As you finish your time in Oaxaca area, load up your gear and bid Centro "Adiós" (farewell).

Accommodation in Centro

While Centro doesn't have any hotels listed on Expedia's extensive Mexico hotel booking database, visitors can base themselves in the Casa Catrina or the Quinta Real Oaxaca in Oaxaca, which is 0.1 miles (0.2 kilometers) away. The Palacio Borghese and the Hotel Hacienda Los Laureles - Spa are another two popular choices in the budget range.