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Our school is located in Xochitepec, a small town 20 minutes away from well-known Cuernavaca and 90 minutes away from the capital, Mexico City.

The region is known for its mild climate, with more than 320 days of sunshine per year.

XOCHITEPEC

With 20,000 inhabitants and despite its closeness to Cuernavaca and Mexico City, this town offers the typical atmosphere of rural Mexico. Traffic is limited, and now and then you will even see a horse or donkey being used as transportation. During the day, most people work in commerce or in agriculture, while in the afternoon and at night, the main plaza (Zócalo) becomes the meeting point, where young and old meet to exchange thoughts about the day.

"Xochi" is also known for its "Fiestas Populares", popular holidays and festivals:
- January 6: Día de Los Santos Reyes con feria;
- August 24: Fiesta Patronal de San Bartolo;
- August 24: Fiesta del Santo Patrono Señor Santiago;
- September 15 and 16: El Grito and Independence Day
- September 24: Fiesta de San Miguel;
- November 27: Fiesta de San Juan Evangelista;
- December 8: Fiesta de la Purísima Concepción; y
- December 12: Fiesta en honor a la Virgen de Guadalupe

NEARBY CUERNAVACA

Only 20 minutes away, you have Cuernavaca, the State capital and the biggest city in Morelos.

Throughout its history, Cuernavaca has hosted countless famous guests because of its pleasant climate and relaxing life style. Those who have called Cuernavaca home include the Spanish conquistador Hernan Cortez and the 19th century Austrian emperor Maximilian and his wife Carlota. 

When Cortez and his troops arrived in the central highlands, the Aztecs showed them how to escape Mexico City's winter chill by spending the colder months in a town about 40 miles / 60 kms south. It's name, Cuauhnahuac, meant 'place of great trees' in the native Nahuatl language.

To the Spanish it sounded like 'cuerno de vaca', which in their native tongue means "cow's horn", and that's how we got Cuernavaca.

Today, the city attracts well-to-do weekend visitors seeking refuge from the hectic Mexican capital and retirees from around the world, including members of European royal families. 

In Cuernavaca cultural events and fine cuisine are but a stone's throw from the Antonio's Language School® residence: the Cuauhnáhuac Museum, Diego Rivera murals, the Palace of Cortez, the 400-year-old cathedral, the pyramids of Xochicalco, world famous restaurants, luxury stores and folkloric centers such as the local crafts market, the main square with its colorful vendors´ stands, and the narrow, winding streets lined with street merchants peddling everything imaginable.

For golfers, Cuernavaca offers two acclaimed golf courses located less than ten minutes from the residence.

HISTORICAL & ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXCURSIONS

Thanks to the central location of Cuernavaca, you can include several excursions during your weekends. Should you be interested in cultural and / or sightseeing activities, the
Antonio's Language School® staff will gladly provide you with a broad choice of local points of interest to visit.  You can travel to these destinations individually or accompanied by your instructor and a guide-driver licensed by the Mexican National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) 

  • Xochicalco, the mountaintop ceremonial center of the Toltecs.

  • The village and the pyramid of Tepoztlán, a historic Mexican village.

  • Taxco, one of the best-preserved colonial cities in Mexico and a commercial center for silver crafts

  • Teotihuacan: an ancient capital of Mesoamerica and one of humanity's most important archaeological sites.

  • Tlayacapan, a colonial village. 

    The weather today in Xochitepec:

  • Estacas river. 

  • Tequesquitengo lake. 

  • The caves of Cacahuamilpa, famous for their natural beauty. 

  • The colonial cities of Puebla, and Guanajuato

  • The pyramids of Tula

  • Mexico City with its historic city center, impressive cathedral, the world-renowned museum of anthropology and the Folkloric Ballet.

  • Oaxaca and its pyramids of Monte Alban and Mitla

  • San Miguel de Allende: a picturesque colonial city 

  • Acapulco comes as close to being all things to all people as any resort can. 

PHOTOS XOCHITEPEC

 
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