Most Colonial Towns and Cities from the Central Region of Mexico, the Central High Lands, look very similar in fact. Also, some cities as Durango, San Luis Potosi, Zacatecas, Queretaro, Leon, and Morelia, are quite Impressive, but are far more active than SNDA,because of their size. The Los Altos de Jalisco Cities, have also retained much of their colonial era charm.
Thank you for your kind words. We won't be able to make it to Zacatecas City on this trip . . . but we'll be back and will definitely add it to our must see list.
@@SimchaWeinstein-sg2cf Zacatecas City is a World Class, Colonial Power House. There is Nothing quite like it, in the whole of the Americas. I promise it will blow your minds. The Architecture is Impressive, Elegant,, Charming, and it is all over the place. The whole city is Historic, a maze of streets, alleys, churches and little plazas, all well preserved, as if frozen in time, waiting to be explored, and walk around.
My favourite country Mexico, nice to see through your video 😍
Thank you so much.
Most Colonial Towns and Cities from the Central Region of Mexico, the Central High Lands, look very similar in fact.
Also, some cities as Durango, San Luis Potosi, Zacatecas, Queretaro, Leon, and Morelia, are quite Impressive, but are far more active than SNDA,because of their size.
The Los Altos de Jalisco Cities, have also retained much of their colonial era charm.
Thank you. We are headed to Queretaro next and looking forward to it!
You are a Master Photographer.
Now you have to do Zacatecas City.
I think you ought to go out and trapp what you see in Pictures.
Thank you.
Thank you for your kind words. We won't be able to make it to Zacatecas City on this trip . . . but we'll be back and will definitely add it to our must see list.
@@SimchaWeinstein-sg2cf Zacatecas City is a World Class, Colonial Power House.
There is Nothing quite like it, in the whole of the Americas. I promise it will blow your minds.
The Architecture is Impressive, Elegant,, Charming, and it is all over the place.
The whole city is Historic, a maze of streets, alleys, churches and little plazas, all well preserved, as if frozen in time, waiting to be explored, and walk around.
@@TheStoneCodeArt You have convinced me . . . can't wait to see it. Thanks for bringing it to our attention.
@@SimchaWeinstein-sg2cf Look for a city walk, of Zacatecas, from, finn del mundo, here, for reference. It is a unique walk for a number of reasons.