The bustling city of Tlacotalpan is located on the banks of the Papaloapan river in the eastern coastal region of the Mexican state of Veracruz. This city carries a magnificent old look and an amazing character in its tree lined wide streets, beautiful

houses with exquisite variety of architectural styles, fabulous historic buildings and lively atmosphere. Tlacotalpan was chosen as a UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1998 because of its urban layout and architecture which represents a fusion of Spanish and Caribbean traditions of exceptional importance and quality. For vacationers, the city offers a plethora of Tlacotalpan accommodations to suit every budget and taste.

There is an array of things to do and see in Tlacotalpan. Wander along the streets of the town and admire its rich historic heritage. Visit the Zaragoza Park with its Moorish Kiosk that dates back from the XIX century or spend some quality time with your loved ones at the well landscaped Hidalgo Park. A stone's throw away from Tlacotalpan vacation rentals and homes is the famous Salvador Fernando Museum where you can see interesting pictures of important people of the region and affluent ladies in lavish regional attires. Do not miss on a visit to the Tobias Carbajal Rivera Bar and Museum which houses the personal objects of the renowned musician and poet named Agustin Lara. If you want to see how the lovely handicrafts are made then drop by the Culture House where you can see local residents making lovely artifacts. Browse through the Municipal Market where you can buy goods and items for all over the region. While staying at one of the Tlacotalpan guest house rentals, you can plan exciting excursions to the nearby towns of Cordoba, Boca del Rio, Martinez de la Torre and Coatepec.

One of the ideal times to book an accommodation in Tlacotalpan Mexico vacation rentals is during its biggest Candlemas Festival. It commences on 31st January and lasts for eight days till 9th February, all day and all night. You will be delighted to see people clad in colorful dresses dancing on the well illuminated streets and accompanied by huge floats. During the festivities, The “Virgen de la Candelaria” (Virgin of Candlemas) is brought out onto the streets of the village to bless the fishing and the people. Sample some traditional dishes like Arroz a la tumbada, Pescado a la veracruzana, dulce de leche and enjoy thrilling live music, dance and firework performances at night.