Ixmiquilpan, Hidalgo to Pachuca, Hidalgo from $4: 3 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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AVM (Autotransportes Valle del Mezquital)

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1h  55m

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$4-11

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Distance: 78 km

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1h  6m

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1h  6m

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Traveling From Ixmiquilpan to Pachuca

The journey from Ixmiquilpan, a charming town known for its natural hot springs and indigenous culture, to Pachuca, the bustling capital of Hidalgo with its urban lifestyle and rich mining history, offers a striking contrast in experiences.

Best Neighborhoods in Pachuca

Pachuca boasts diverse neighborhoods, each offering distinct attractions for visitors.

Centro Histórico

• Iconic architecture and vibrant street life.

• Home to cultural events and festivals.

Colonia Periodista

• Known for its lively markets and cafes.

• A favorite spot for local art and culture.

Las Aguilas

• Scenic views and tranquil parks abound.

• Great for outdoor activities and relaxation.

Best Times To Visit Pachuca's Attractions

Timing your visits can greatly enhance your experience in Pachuca.

Museo del Mineral

Plan visits on weekdays for a quieter experience with fewer tourists.

Reloj Monumental

Early mornings are ideal to enjoy photos without large crowds.

Parque David Ben Gurión

Visit in the late afternoon for a relaxing atmosphere and cooler temperatures.

Pachuca Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Pachuca enjoys a mild climate with a range of temperatures, making it pleasant for travel year-round; however, the wettest months from May to September can influence outdoor plans. Spring and autumn are particularly favorable, offering sunny days and cooler nights, ideal for exploring the city.

Dining in Pachuca: A Culinary Adventure

Try the iconic 'pastes' at El Pasite, where the flaky pastry filled with savory ingredients showcases Pachuca's mining heritage and contrasts with Ixmiquilpan's traditional Mexican dishes. The lively atmosphere and innovative flavor profiles make this dining experience truly distinctive, blending local ingredients with a nod to the region's history.