Oaxaca

For our family gap year, it was important for us to experience culture. The only place we had booked ahead of time was a week in Oaxaca, Mexico for Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). This is a

Oaxaca is a city alive with color, creativity, and culture. Its streets are a canvas where artists blend tradition and modern themes, creating murals that reflect the city’s rich heritage and vibrant energy. For families, exploring Oaxaca’s street art is

If you’re considering celebrating Día de los Muertos in Oaxaca, there’s truly no better place. Known for its traditions and lively atmosphere, Oaxaca comes alive during this holiday, making it an incredible experience for families. Día de los Muertos, or

Oaxaca, Mexico, surprised us with just how family-friendly it is. Right away, we found several nearby parks, all within a 20-minute walk from our Airbnb. Here’s our guide to the top family parks in Oaxaca that our kids absolutely loved!