Las mejores cosas que hacer en el Estado de México

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Pyramids of Teotihuacan, snow-capped volcanoes, monarch butterfly forests and colonial treasures beyond Mexico City.

Teotihuacan

This ancient Mesoamerican city and UNESCO World Heritage Site lies in the State of Mexico, featuring monumental archaeological ruins.

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The Pyramid of the Sun

Rising above the ancient ruins of Teotihuacan, this monument is the site's largest building and one of the biggest structures in Mesoamerica.

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Pyramid of the Moon

Standing in ancient Teotihuacan, this landmark is the second-largest pyramid in Mesoamerica after the nearby Pyramid of the Sun.

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Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve

This UNESCO World Heritage Site protects the primary overwintering grounds of eastern North America's monarch butterfly population.

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Nevado de Toluca

Located near the city of Toluca, this massive stratovolcano is one of central Mexico's prominent volcanic peaks.

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Soumaya Museum

Housed in a striking modern building, this free art museum features works by masters including Rodin, Dalí, Da Vinci, and Van Gogh.

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Cosmovitral

Located in Toluca, this unique attraction brings together an expansive botanical garden set inside a massive stained-glass artwork.

Ex-convento de San Juan Bautista

This historic former Catholic monastery and church is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site and museum.

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Popocatepetl-Iztaccihuatl National Park

Centering on an active volcano, this national park showcases some of the country's most dramatic volcanic landscapes.

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Centro Ceremonial Otomí

Located in Temoaya, this contemporary ceremonial complex and recreational monument honors the culture of the Otomí people.

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Tenayuca

Situated in the Valley of Mexico in Tlalnepantla, this pre-Columbian archaeological site preserves the ruins of an ancient pyramid.

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Temple of the Feathered Serpent

Situated within the pre-Columbian complex of Teotihuacan, this structure is the third-largest pyramid on the archaeological site.