A city central park surrounded by historic buildings and local cafes. An elaborate bandstand sits in the park’s center hosting evening shows. And, tourist trains start from here and take people through the old city. 

Cycle, skate, walk, jog and take in the view as you pass statues, parks and local alike.  Walk as far north as you can and you’ll eventually pass impromptu fish markets selling the daily catch and a group of a dozen or so waterfront restaurants.  Competition between them is fierce. You'll have offers of free margaritas and other goodies thrown at you. Take your pick and enjoy some of the freshest seafood at reasonable prices.

Colorful fortress wall overlooking the Gulf of Mexico.

Campeche's central cathedral, Our Lady of the Virgin Conception.

A historical fortress overlooking the water on the west end of Campeche city.

Edzná is a Mayan archaeological site in the north of the Mexican state of Campeche. The site is open to visitors from 8 am - 5 pm daily. The most remarkable building in the plaza is the main temple.