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Scenic view of yellow town Izamal in Mexico, Yucatan

Mexican architecture style.

Hacienda Yaxcopoil. Yucatan, Mexico

Palace of the Federal Government in Queretaro from old Mexican money - Pesos

Temple and Convent of Saint Agustin, Art Museum, Queretaro, Mexico, Arches, Fountain, sculptures, Built 1745

Los Portales in Zocalo, or Main Square; San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico

View from the portico of a historic building, showcasing a row of elegant stone arches in perfect alignment. Through the arches, a glimpse of Valladolid’s colonial-style architecture unfolds in the background.

Exconvent of Cuilapam, Oaxaca, Mexico. Considered one of the jewels of the Dominican novo-Hispanic architecture. Tourist place to visit when traveling to Oaxaca.

Guadalajara, Mexico - February 23 2025: Historic arched courtyard at Instituto Cultural Cabanas with church towers seen behind the walls

The red domed Templo de San Pablo Apostol is located within the archaeological site of Mitla, about 46 km (29 mi) from Oaxaca City, in the town of San Pablo Villa de Mitla. It is built on a pre-Hispanic platform dating from 1590.

Panoramic view of the yellow city of Izamal in Mexico

19th-century courtyard from old Mexican money - Pesos

Inside of National Palace, in Zocalo square, Mexico city

Scenic view of yellow town Izamal in Mexico, Yucatan

In the center of Chiapa de Corzo, the presence of a Moorish fountain made of brick and with a certain resemblance to the crown of Spain stands out.

landmark clavijero cultural center courtyard and arched building facade of baroque architectural style in morelia michoacan mexico

Oaxaca, Mexico - April 3, 2015: A general view of the Ex-convento de Santo Domingo

medieval building in Mexico with caved in arched ceiling

Looking through one of the arches of this beautiful aqueduct of quarry pink, which measures 1810 meters long and consists of 253 arches and two boxes of water. It is the centerpiece of the Mexican city of Morelia. Construction began during the days of the golden age of the former Valladolid. In 1785 Bishop Fray Antonio de San Miguel commanded to built an aqueduct with two purposes: to bring drinking water to the city which was hit by a terrible drought for two years and to provide work for the indigenous people of the region. The stone was transported from the village of Santa María (now part of the city) and goes to the old Calle Real.

View of the convent's cloister archway with red ceiling, Izamal, Yucatan, Mexico

Ancient Hacienda and the Museum of Yaxcopoil. Mexico.

Merida city arcade arcs of Yucatan in Mexico

View of the Temple of San Francisco between the arches of the House of Culture in Uruapan, Michoacán.

Guatavita, Colombia - January 21, 2017: The view from the main town square in Guatavita, in the Cundinamarca department of the South American country of Colombia, looking to the main entrance to the square. There are some local Colombian tourists on the square. It does not have vehicular access. The altitude is about 8,660 feet above mean sea level. In the background are the Andes mountains. Photo shot in the afternoon sunlight; horizontal format. Copy space.

The Former Convent of Cuilápam de Guerrero, in Oaxaca, is a majestic 16th-century Dominican complex, famous for its unfinished open chapel with large arches. In addition to its architectural value, it is remembered as the site where Vicente Guerrero was executed in 1831.

Architectural structure with red dome, carved columns and arched galleries in former monastery in Queretaro, Mexico

View of the Merida streets in Yucatan Mexico at morning

Izamal, Mexico - April 23, 2025: Former convent of San Antonio de Padua in Izamal, Yucatan, Mexico.

Temple of the SagrarioThis is one of the most significant constructions in the entire Magical Town due to its majestic architecture, reminiscent of a fortress.It was founded by Vasco de Quiroga in 1540 as the hospital of Santa Marta and it was he himself who asked for a virgin to be made with the technique of corn cane paste. The image was consecrated and called the Virgin of Health. This image remained in the Sagrario until 1908 when it was moved to the Basilica of Patzcuaro.The construction of the tabernacle began in 1603 and over the years various decorative elements were added, which can still be seen today.

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