Central America Short breaks
Sometimes life is tough. What you need is a short break to
Central America to get away from it all. So whether you fancy city breaks or just need a short weekend getaway, we have the perfect Central America break for you.
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- Dolores Olmedo Patiño Museum
The Dolores Olmedo Patiño Museum in Xochimilco houses the most important private collection of artwork by Diego Rivera. As well as 137 works by the famous Mexican muralist and painter, there are 25 notable works by Frida Kahlo, 43 by Angelina Beloff, and an extensive collection of Pre-Hispanic pieces and Mexican folk art. - Palacio de Bellas Artes
The Palacio de Bellas Artes is the most important performing arts venue in the capital, and a fine example of early 20th-century architecture. - Tulum
Tulum, or the "City of Dawn", is the Yucatan Peninsula's most popular Mayan archaeological site, and deservedly so. Clamber through the narrow stone arch entrance and the ruins of an entire city greet you. - Mágico Mundo Marino
Acapulco aquarium, Mágico Mundo Marino, has a vast array of exotic fish, as well as a seal show and a crocodiles' feeding time. In addition there are plenty of leisure amenities, including a pool with water slides, a restaurant and bar, beach club, video games, museum and a terrace with telescopes so you can admire the view. - Yucatan's Caves and Cenotes
It was not until three centuries after the arrival of the Spanish that the great question of how the Mayan civilisation could have flowered in the Yucatan was finally answered. How could this flat and riverless plain ever have supported the growth of the huge city states whose ruins lie scattered upon it now? The answer is found in the cenote (pronounced sen-o-tay).
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