Mexico City, Mexico
Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City
Hacienda-style hotel with a courtyard garden on Paseo de la Reforma.
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Mexico celebrates independence with the Grito de Dolores on the night of September 15 and parades on the 16th. It's the rainy season, so expect afternoon showers.
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The Grito in the Zócalo on the 15th and a military parade on the 16th.
- Typical weather
- Highs ~73°F (23°C); afternoon rain
- Crowds · season
- High · Peak
- Price level
- $$$
Hacienda-style hotel with a courtyard garden on Paseo de la Reforma.
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San Miguel, a cradle of the independence movement, holds some of Mexico's most festive celebrations.
- Typical weather
- Highs ~77°F (25°C); afternoon rain
- Crowds · season
- High · Peak
- Price level
- $$$
Colonial-style hotel with rooftop views of the Parroquia.
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Puebla's Grito and fireworks over the historic center.
- Typical weather
- Highs ~73°F (23°C); afternoon rain
- Crowds · season
- Moderate · Peak
- Price level
- $$$
Colonial complex in the historic center with a rooftop terrace.
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Oaxaca's celebrations in the zócalo.
- Typical weather
- Highs ~77°F (25°C); afternoon rain
- Crowds · season
- Moderate · Shoulder
- Price level
- $$
Converted 16th-century convent in the historic center.
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San Antonio's Diez y Seis celebrations at Market Square.
- Typical weather
- Highs ~90°F (32°C); hot
- Crowds · season
- Moderate · Shoulder
- Price level
- $$$
Former 1890s brewhouse at the Pearl on the River Walk.
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Los Angeles' Fiestas Patrias celebrations on Olvera Street and around the city.
- Typical weather
- Highs ~82°F (28°C); sunny
- Crowds · season
- Moderate · Shoulder
- Price level
- $$$$
Secluded garden hotel with its famous Swan Lake.
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