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Cuernavaca The Aztecs called it "Cuauhnahuac", meaning "near the forest". Today, this beautiful, exotic city is known as Cuernavaca, a semitropical, cosmopolitan paradise in the heart Mexico. Just one hour south of Mexico City, Cuernavaca exhibits a wide range of influences, from traditional Indian culture to the Avant-garde of the artistic worlds. Since the day of the Aztec Emperors, Cuernavaca has been a retreat area for many, boasting a year-round average temperature of 75º F., lovely gardens, and European style cafes. Moreover, the city is close to a number of cultural and recreational attractions, including Mexico City, the silversmithing town of Taxco, important archeological sites, colonial Puebla, and exciting Acapulco. Reaching Cuernavaca
Those wishing to take public transportation on their own can take a bus directly from the airport in Mexico City to Cuernavaca with the Bus Company "Pullman de Morelos". Leaving the international arrival you turn left until you see the exit "salida 8" to your right and the restaurant "Baron Rojo" to your left. Leaving the airport at exit number 8 you will find a counter where you can buy the bus ticket. If the counter is closed you can purchase the ticket directly in the bus. A one way ticket costs approximately 90Pesos and the trip takes about 1 hour and 40 minutes depending on the traffic. The bus schedule is as follows (could be slightly changed depending on the time of the year): Airport-Cuernavaca
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| Court of the cathedral in Cuernavaca |
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Calle Nueva Francia 8 - Colonia Recursos Hidraulicos - CP 62250 Cuernavaca - Tel./Fax. 0052 (777) 313 32 85
