Step into Mexico’s complex past in the historically rich town of La Antigua, one of the first Spanish settlements in the country. Located in Veracruz, this town is home to some of Mexico’s oldest surviving colonial buildings, including the 16th-century residence of Hernán Cortés. A notable highlight is the Ermita del Rosario, believed to be the oldest church in the Americas. Today, visitors can explore these well-preserved structures, gaining insight into the early colonial era and the layers of history that have shaped this unique destination.
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