UNESCO art-colony town in colonial pink
A 16th-century pink-stone hill town in central Mexico, beloved by artists for 70+ years — cobblestone streets, the candy-pink Parroquia church, and the country's deepest expat scene.




Walk everywhere; cobblestones brutal — wear flat shoes.
Visit during Day of the Dead (Nov 1-2) — the town transforms.
Tourist zones are very safe; use rideshare for taxis; avoid driving at night.
Rooftop bars (Luna at Rosewood); La Azotea.