Teotihuacan
The main center of an important culture that dominated Central America during the period between 150 and 450, exerting power and influence comparable to ancient Rome, Teotihuacan was the largest pre-Columbian archaeological site in North America, a must for lovers of history and culture not only for large pyramidal structures, but also for its beautiful residential complexes, the fabulous wall paintings that have survived until today and in the ceramic orange which were fabricated tools the house, masks, vases, incense burners and braziers for the gods, a style that is prevalent in Mesoamerica. It is no coincidence that Teotihuacan is the most visited archaeological site in Mexico: a rich history and charm, Teotihuacan provided a great contribution to the Central American culture in general: it is precisely here that sparked stepped pyramids, which were absolutely fundamental Aztec and Mayan architecture. | 
Central America
Mexico
