Campeche, Mexico / 8 photo spots
8 Instagram spots around Campeche, Mexico
Campeche’s historic streets lead between old city gates and the waterfront. These views use public streets, squares and open sections of the coastal path.
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Puerta de Tierra
Photograph the historic Puerta de Tierra from the public approach. A straight-on view brings out the gateway within the old defensive walls.
Search Google MapsPuerta de Mar
At the seaward end of Calle 59, frame the Puerta de Mar from the public street. Leave space around the arch to show its shape.
Search Google MapsCalle 59
Walk along Calle 59 and photograph its historic façades from the public corridor. Use a section of the street to lead the eye through the frame.
Search Google MapsCatedral de Campeche
From Parque de la Independencia, photograph the exterior of the cathedral. Include the towers and a little of the square for context.
Search Google MapsMalecón de Campeche
Use an open section of the Malecón to photograph the water and horizon. Keep clear of any works and follow signs along the path.
Search Google MapsTemplo del Dulce Nombre de Jesús
From the public pavement, photograph the exterior of Templo del Dulce Nombre de Jesús. Include the bell gable above the entrance in your frame.
Search Google MapsParque de San Román
From Parque de San Román, look toward the exterior of the neighbourhood church. Use the square as foreground and keep the church entrance clear.
Search Google MapsTeatro Francisco de Paula Toro
Photograph the exterior of Teatro Francisco de Paula Toro from the public pavement. A vertical frame gives the entrance and upper façade room.
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