Colonial cities of Nueva España !!!!

[Erronkari]

Do you mean to move their and retire? Over 15,000 retired gringos there and a few thousand from Canada. I would love to live in one Mexico's colonial cities. They are safe to.

Exactly! It sounds a wonderful place to live there with my wife after retire of my activities! Awesome architecture, safe, beautiful landscapes and weather... Almost perfect!

[RMuller]

Exactly! It sounds a wonderful place to live there with my wife after retire of my activities! Awesome architecture, safe, beautiful landscapes and weather... Almost perfect!

Cool,how did you find out about San Miguel Allende?

[Erronkari]

Cool,how did you find out about San Miguel Allende?

Oh, it's just because I am a big fan of the colonial environments.
I like a lot colonial cities. I've gone to Granada and Leon, in Nicaragua, and I loved both. The only problem is the weather, it's too hot and humid there...
Another beatiful colonial city, is Olinda, in Pernambuco, Brazil, but the same problem about the weather and it's a little unsafe.

[Zuh]

Exactly! It sounds a wonderful place to live there with my wife after retire of my activities! Awesome architecture, safe, beautiful landscapes and weather... Almost perfect!

Mexico es tu Casa para la proxima te quiero ver en camiseta mexicana de partido futbol eh?

You won't regret moving there between.

[Erronkari]

Mexico es tu Casa para la proxima te quiero ver en camiseta mexicana de partido futbol eh?

You won't regret moving there between.

As I told you, me and my children love mexican cuisine, and everything about there.
I am very interested in your history, especially maya and aztec callendars, and ancient cities.
Unhappily because I couldn't go to Guatemala and Mexico I haven't visited the most of the mayan empire, the only which I visited is Copán, in Honduras... I haven't traveled more north and west in Latinamerica, but for sure must be my next travel.
My wife is costa-rican, and my older sons born there, so the next time that we will go to CA, we must to go to Mexico too...! It's mandatory!

[RMuller]

Oh, it's just because I am a big fan of the colonial environments.
I like a lot colonial cities. I've gone to Granada and Leon, in Nicaragua, and I loved both. The only problem is the weather, it's too hot and humid there...
Another beatiful colonial city, is Olinda, in Pernambuco, Brazil, but the same problem about the weather and it's a little unsafe.

Interesting.I like colonial cities and the streets structures etc. Mexico's colonial cities in west-central Mexico are in higher altitude and some have year round weather of 65-75 degrees like San Luis Potosi etc .When i have time i will post pics of San Luis Potosi and other colonial cities.

Weather, cost of living and safety is important to the American gringos who retire in Mexico.

[RMuller]

As I told you, me and my children love mexican cuisine, and everything about there.
I am very interested in your history, especially maya and aztec callendars, and ancient cities.
Unhappily because I couldn't go to Guatemala and Mexico I haven't visited the most of the mayan empire, the only which I visited is Copán, in Honduras... I haven't traveled more north and west in Latinamerica, but for sure must be my next travel.
My wife is costa-rican, and my older sons born there, so the next time that we will go to CA, we must to go to Mexico too...! It's mandatory!

Mexicans will love you.

[RMuller]

San Luis Potosi capital of San Luis Potosi , population of around 1,000,000.It's a colonial and modern industrial city. With year round weather of 65-75 degrees.
The city was founded in 1592
Colonial part of the city.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Luis_Potos%C3%AD_City

I have alot of relatives who are from San Luis Potosi and live there.

[Erronkari]

San Luis Potosi capital of San Luis Potosi , population of around 1,000,000.It's a colonial and modern industrial city. With year round weather of 65-75 degrees.
The city was founded in 1592
Colonial part of the city.

Really beautiful!!!!

[Zuh]

Really beautiful!!!!

Yeah many beautiful towns I wonder what would've happen if Mexico never changed its Colonial Name and stayed Nueva España .