Chihuahua

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Head to Mexican lands to discover the State of Chihuahua and its capital of the same name. Enjoy the Mexican sun, sombreros, tacos, incredible landscapes and ancient ruins. Dive into the history of Huitzilopochtli, the possible origin of the name Mexico. Then make the most of an exotic stay in one of our Bestwestern hotels close to the city's main tourist attractions. Seat of the Archdiocese of Chihuahua, the city is full of Baroque religious buildings, each more sublime than the last, such as the Cathedral of the Holy Cross, dating from 1725.

Thanks to the ideal geographical location of your hotel in Chihuahua, you are guaranteed to be close to the city centre, the airport or the main tourist sites. Discover this Mexican state without delay and stop for a few days in its capital, Chihuahua.

Your hotel in Chihuahua

Set on the northern Mesa, the capital of the State of Chihuahua overlooks the surrounding landscapes at more than 1,400 metres. Here, the extraction of precious metals and other minerals is an integral part of local life. If the opportunity arises, don't hesitate to board a vintage train that will take you to the city from the Barranca del Cobre, a picturesque and enchanting countryside. This one-of-a-kind journey guarantees a real change of scenery: the train passes through nearly 86 tunnels and over 39 bridges, with more than 20 canyons as a backdrop.

Eager for adventure and exploration? Chihuahua can also be the starting point for exploring the Chihuahuan Desert, where arid lands mingle with countless flowers at the start of the summer season. The spectacle is pure enchantment.

History buffs and those interested in revolutionary events will surely find answers to some of their questions at the Museum of the Revolution, before capturing the moment in front of the monument dedicated to Miguel Edalgo.

During your stay in Chihuahua, don't hesitate to go off the beaten track to explore the territory and admire the contrasting landscape of Ciudad Juárez, with its mountains and stretches of scrubland. Continue your climb to the archaeological site of Casas Grandes or the archaeological site of Paquimé, which covers more than 36 hectares. The Museum of the Cultures of the North is accessible there and traces the life of the ancients through drawings, ceramics and other archaeological objects. Finally, if time allows, the House of the Serpent, the House of the Macaws with its 122 parrot skeletons, or the House of the Ovens and its mounds are patiently awaiting your visit. Don't wait a second longer to book one of our hotels in the heart of the capital of the State of Chihuahua.

How to get to Chihuahua?

Air travel is ideal for quickly reaching your hotel in Chihuahua, the city being served by General Roberto Fierro Villalobos International Airport, just 13 km from the city centre. This facilitates connections between Mexico and the main European and international capitals, with regular flights.