Beautiful Catedral in the La Paz historic district. It was one of the early Missions to have been…read morebuilt in the Baja Peninsula around the time of Hernan Cortes arrival in the area. Great spot to cool down and get out of the afternoon heat.

This hotel sits on the malacon, seaside road, in La Paz and it offers great views of the Sea of…read moreCortes. If you want to people watch, then its also perfect for that. The hotel staff is very hospitable and helpful. The rooms are beautifully decorated with artwork and feel very traditionally Mexican. The owner is from Italy and he built the place to his specifications. All I can say is that he must really love Mexico because it shows throughout every aspect of this hotel. As the name suggests, yes there are lots of flowers here, even in winter. The outside of the hotel has several different levels, which gives it a sort of tree house feel. There is a staircase going that way, and a spiral staircase going a different way, and another spiral case going to a restaurant... Yes, there is also an Italian restaurant on one side in front of the hotel. The location is a short walk from most attractions, which makes it a great location. They also offer what they called a free continental breakfast. To put it simply, it's the best continental breakfast that I have ever experienced because they, the staff, wait on your table and offers you daily specials that are absolutely delicious. When I hear continental breakfast, I'm thinking self serve cereal, fruit, milk, boiled eggs and coffee. They introduced me to machaca, pulverized dried beef, and egg burritos with freshly made flour tortillas which were so good that I had to ask for a seconds. Yes, it was that delicious! Without a doubt, my next visit has to include a stay at this beautiful boutique hotel by the sea!

We absolutely loved our stay at Posada de las Flores and will definitely stay again when we return…read moreto La Paz! Everybody was so accommodating from the moment we arrived. Thank you Liliana, Oliver and Cristian for making our stay amazing. The hotel also had a beautiful rooftop over looking the malecón that we loved and enjoyed our morning coffee and sunsets from. The Italian restaurant attached to the hotel was also amazing. The rooms were so cozy and beautiful and the entire property was so clean and filled with stunning plants. We will definitely be back! Sent from my iPhone

This is a beautiful old church that probably has so many stories it could tell-if only it could…read moretalk. It was a stop on a tour I took while in town and we saw several locals visiting, along with a group of children who appeared to be a part of a daycare/after school program. If you're in town, take a moment to stop by and enjoy a moment of serenity and connect with history.

Right in the heart of the town square stands St. Joseph's Mission. It's set right behind the famous…read moreSJdC sign, so it's pretty hard to miss. Just look for the colorful letters and people taking photo opps. Then, when you're done with the mandatory tourist photos, walk up the stairs and into St. Joseph's. After my friend and I went inside, I just sat in a pew for a while and paid my respects. It was peaceful; definitely a nice break from the activity of the Art Walk outside it's walls. The inside is rather plain. I haven't been to many Mexican churches, so I don't know if the simplicity was common there. The churches I'm used to back in the U.S. have German architects to thank for all the ornate gold trim and detailed statues. Never-the-less, I do recommend paying this church a visit. And if you're interested in attending services, I believe there is an English-speaking mass Sundays at noon (but check ahead to be sure).

This is a small safe town that is worthy of your visit. The people are friendly, the food is great,…read moreand the town is filled with many artists and art galleries. The town is home to the Hotel California which may or may not be the same one referenced in the Eagles song? Apparently, this place existed way before the Eagles song. But they claim that it's not the one in the song? Anyhow, there are many nearby beach towns that are also nice. Apparently, there are many well off folks that visit because most shops don't have any printed price labeling on their selling items. Which is a minor thing that I was not fond of because everything was a negotiation. Having visited many parts of Mexico I am fairly aware of the value of many of the selling items. Therefore, I knew that my beginning negotiating price was going to start on the high end when I catch the seller scanning my designer sunglasses, shoes, and clothes?!? It's okay, because I quickly made them aware of the value and origins of the products they were trying to get me to buy. Being a small town, I only dedicated two days here which I believe an adequate amount of time.

What a beautiful underdeveloped town located on the Baja of California on the east coast. It's…read moreabout a forty five minute drive from Cabo San Lucas. We came for the day to check it out with a guide. The whole way here the landscape is high desert but once you get near the town it opens up like an oasis in the desert. It's on the Tropic of Cancer which affords a complete tropical climate. It is so strange and fabulous. They can grow everything here from massive cacti to bananas. The town is small, artsy and pretty touristy. The surrounding areas are just waiting for the big resorts to buy and move in and face the massive Pacific Ocean with the most incredible unspoiled beaches and phenomenal pounding waves. It is a sight to behold. It will be great for the local economy but on the other hand sad to think of all the development heading their way.

Wonderful little Catholic Church In downtown Cabo San Lucas, close to the marina. We've been going…read moreto Mass here for several years. Beautiful service, lots of locals and tourists too! Our favorite Fr. Antonio usually says the noon Mass on Sundays! Plain, simple but beautiful church. Current Mass schedule (on door) Saturday 7:00pm, Sundays 10:30am, and 12:00pm (bi-lingual) and 8:00pm. Worth the time to visit and worship!

Wow! What a beautiful place to visit in person on the outskirts of the bustling city known for his…read moregreat architecture and history, it was everything I hoped it would be! I am glad google recommended to check it out while I was in town just to learn more history about this historic church.

No website - but services at 10 am. Both in English and Spanish. A great way to experience…read moreworship in other cultures. Bible teaching and some singing. Lovely welcoming people. Just show up and enjoy.

Nice little mission in a tiny town. Definitely work a stop when you're driving between Cabo San…read moreLucas and La Paz. Santiago is a tiny town with fruit trees growing alongside the street. This little mission is brightly painted, and it's open to the public.