A center for commerce and tourism, Querétaro is located in an area of mountains and lush fields north of Mexico City in what ...

The beautiful island of the Dominican Republic is the second-largest and most diverse Caribbean country. Surrounded by the ...

Resting in the shallow waters near Cahuita National Park on Costa Rica’s southern Caribbean coast ... analyses provide conclusive evidence linking the vessels to Denmark’s colonial slave trade in 1710 ...

Bruno Stagno from Costa Rica not only reflects on how responses to the environment can be the main foundation for the inspiration and identity of architecture but also suggests going a step ...

A total of 200 people, including 80 children, arrived in Costa Rica on two deportation flights from the United States in February and are being held in a migration “reception facility” near ...

The architectural style, a blend of Spanish colonial and indigenous influences ... The Ruinas de Ujarrás hold immense cultural and historical significance for Costa Rica. They represent a tangible ...

It was my 13-year-old son who first became obsessed with the idea of staying at a treehouse in Costa Rica. So ... Its Italian owner enlisted an architecture firm in the capital city of San ...

Did you know Costa Rica has a “blue zone,” where people reportedly live longer and healthier lives than other parts of the globe? And it’s no wonder. With a warmer climate, active community ...

As a civil servant at the National Historic and Artistic Heritage Service (SPHAN), Costa published several articles asserting that "the ingenious technique of colonial architecture—mud ...

This clip features the Metropolitan Cathedral of San José, Costa Rica. It was built in ... and Baroque architectural styles to honor the old and new portions of the church. The finely-tiled Colonial ...

Cities like Mérida and San Miguel de Allende are home to large international communities, colorful colonial architecture ... size or sufficient savings. Costa Rica’s lush rainforests, volcanic ...

High levels of violence indicate how once-peaceful Costa Rica is feeling the tightening grip of cocaine trafficking. But is the Central American country on a similar path to Ecuador to the south?