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San Francisco

San Francisco de Campeche is a vibrant and colorful colonial city that serves as the capital of the State of Campeche. Founded in 1540 by Spanish conquistadors, it replaced the Maya city of Can Pech. Deemed a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999, San Francisco de Campeche is home to over 220,000 people and is a fusion of colonial style architecture and Maya ruins. San Francisco de Campeche experiences a warm, balmy climate year round and is situated on the coast of the Gulf of Mexico. In this charming city you will discover delicious cuisine, colorful houses and cobblestone streets, tree-lined plazas, proud Campechanos welcoming you to explore their home and learn about their culture.

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