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1. Quinta Real Oaxaca
Quinta Real Oaxaca
2. Grand Fiesta Americana Oaxaca
Grand Fiesta Americana Oaxaca
3. Holiday Inn Express Oaxaca-Centro Historico by IHG
Holiday Inn Express Oaxaca-Centro Historico by IHG
4. Hotel Boutique Naura Centro
Hotel Boutique Naura Centro
5. One Oaxaca Centro Hotel
One Oaxaca Centro Hotel
6. Hotel Trebol
Hotel Trebol
7. Hotel Parador de Alcalá Oaxaca
Hotel Parador de Alcalá Oaxaca
8. Hotel Ayook
Hotel Ayook
9. Pug Seal Oaxaca
Pug Seal Oaxaca
10. City Centro by Marriott Oaxaca
City Centro by Marriott Oaxaca
11. NaNa Vida Hotel Oaxaca
NaNa Vida Hotel Oaxaca
12. Fiesta Inn Oaxaca
Fiesta Inn Oaxaca
13. Hotel Victoria Oaxaca
Hotel Victoria Oaxaca
14. Casa De Sierra Azul
Casa De Sierra Azul
15. Hotel De La Parra
Hotel De La Parra
16. El Callejón Hotel Boutique
El Callejón Hotel Boutique
17. Hotel Casa Conzatti
Hotel Casa Conzatti
18. Hotel Azul Oaxaca
Hotel Azul Oaxaca
19. Hotel Boutique Parador San Miguel
Hotel Boutique Parador San Miguel
20. Hotel Casa del Sótano
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Top neighbourhoods in Oaxaca

Jalatlaco
Oaxaca's Jalatlaco neighbourhood offers attractions, including Templo de San Matías Jalatlaco.

Reforma
The Reforma neighbourhood has lots to see, including Plaza Parque and Plaza Mazari.

Oaxaca Centro
Oaxaca's arty Oaxaca Centro neighbourhood is loved for its churches and museums, and visitors often enjoy its varied attractions, including Oaxaca Textile Museum and Oaxaca Cathedral.

Ruta Independencia
The Ruta Independencia neighbourhood offers attractions, such as Oaxaca Ethnobotanical Garden and Jardín Etnobotánico.
Top landmarks in Oaxaca
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Ancient Zapotec ruins at Monte Albán tower above this UNESCO World Heritage city where local life thrives. The zócalo buzzes with mezcal sippers and vendors selling tlayudas and mole varieties. The Oaxaca Textile Museum showcases vibrant indigenous weaving traditions. The Guelaguetza festival brings regional dance in July, while year-round markets feature black clay pottery and alebrijes (fantastical wooden creatures). After exploring Oaxaca Cathedral, visit a mezcalería where bartenders explain the smoky spirit with religious devotion. Green stone buildings give the city its nickname 'la Verde Antequera' – though most remember the colourful food more.











































































































































































































































