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Arroz y frijoles combined together to form a lovely dish.

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Getting here in the mountains of San Luis Potosi, Real de Catorce is a journey back in time steeped in mystique, history and breathtaking landscapes. Reaching this magical town is part of the adventure. Where should I fly into?The nearest airport is Ponciano Arriaga International Airport (San Luis Potosi) in San Luis Potosi. The airport is ~3.5 hours from the venue. Rental cars will be available at the airport and the recommended travel option. Getting to the venue:The most common route is via Matehuala, located about 2.5 hours from San Luis Potosi City. From Matehuala follow signs to Cedral, then take winding cobblestone road to Real de Catorce. Be prepared for a slow but scenic drive through the Ogarrio Tunnel, a 2.3 kilometer passage that leads you into the heart of the town. Travel Recommendations:The airport in San Luis Potosi is within a big city with activities to do within and outdoor adventures around. We recommend coming in at least 1 day early and planning for activities suggested in "Thing to Do" before and after the wedding if possible. The venue is in Real de Catorce, a mountain top by the city of Matehuala. If you are planning for city and outdoor excursions in San Luis Potosi, please book a night in the city and travel to Real de Catorce the day of the celebration. On the wedding day, it is recommend to book one of the many hotels in Real de Catorce near the venue so as to avoid driving down a mountain at night. Weather:Expect cooler temperatures year round, especially in the evenings.

Hotel Mina Real

This is where the reception will take place. Please be aware this is a more rustic hotel therefore it does not have central ac or heater in the room.

Hotel Real Bonanza

This hotel is a 3 minute walk from the venue.

Hotel La Tarjea

Travel

Make it more than a wedding make it an adventure.While you're here to celebrate love, you'll quickly see why Real de Catorce is one of Mexico's most magical destinations. From mystical desert landscapes to rich cultural heritage, there's so much to experience before and after the big day. Explore the TownWander the cobblestone streets, admire the colonial architecture, and feel the timeless energy of this former silver mining town. Don't miss:- Plaza Hidalgo the town's historic heart-Parroquia de la Purisima Concepcion a stunning 18th century church- Casa de Moneda the old mint, now a museum and cultural center Horseback Ride to the DesertA local favorite: take a guided horseback ride to the nearby sacred sites like Pueblo Fantasma (Ghost Town) or Cerro del Quemado, a Huichol ceremonial site. Views are breathtaking and experience is unforgettable. Shop LocalBrowse handmade Huichol crafts, silver jewelry, and colorful textiles from local artisans. There are several street vendors offering one of a kind souvenirs. Ride in Willys JeepA classic experience! These vintage army Jeeps will take you on wild rides up the mountains for unbeatable views. Eat &amp; SipTry regional dishes like enchiladas potosinas, cabrito, or a warming cafe de olla in a local cafe. Many restaurants and rooftop bars offer incredible views with your meal. Zipline &amp; Glass Platform-Real de Catorce features one of Mexico's highest and fastest ziplines.-Nearby the "Glass Slide" and viewing platform offer thrill seekers a stunning perspective over the desert valley. Things to do in San Luis Potosi Explore the Historic Center San Luis Potosi's city center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, filled with colonial architecture. churches, plazas and museums. - Must sees:-Plaza de Armas-Catedral Metropolitana-Teatro de la Paz Visit Tangamanga Park (Parque Tangamanga I)One of the largest urban parks in Mexico great for walking, biking, paddle boating or just relaxing like a local. Also features:- Planetarium -Small zoo-Cultural centers and open air events Head to the Huasteca PotosinaOne of Mexico's most beautiful natural regions, the Huasteca Potosina is filled with:-Waterfalls: Tamul, Minas Viejas, Micos-Rivers &amp; Cenotes: Puente de Dios, El trampolin-Adventure Activities: rafting, rappelling. zip lining-Las Pozas de Xilitla: Surrealist garden built by Edward James in the jungle. *It's about 4 hours from the city, so many of these opt for a guided tour.

Brenda & Bryan

Brenda & Bryan

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