Convention Center
Called the Acapulco International Center, this is an impressive complex of 34 acres with prehispanic reminiscences in its extensive interior. It is home to several theaters such as the Nezahualcoyotl, the Juan Ruiz de Alarcon; the impressive Teotihuacán Hall; the Aztec Plaza where the fabulous show of the... More…

La Quebrada - Cliff Divers
La Quebrada is perhaps Acapulco's most iconic attraction: a place that has come to symbolize the city itself. Every day at 1 p.m., young men dive from La Quebrada's perilous and jagged cliffs, timing their jump to coincide with the incoming waves that cushion their impact and protect them... More…

Fort of San Diego
Its original construction dates from between the years 1615 to 1617 and its principal function was to repel the constant attacks by pirates, corsairs and filibusters that prowled the seas during that era. A very strong earthquake destroyed the Fort but it was rebuilt between 1778 and 1783... More…

Chapel of Peace
Take a good picture of the huge cross that towers over the bay, at the atrium of the Chapel of Peace, a non-denominational chapel in the Las Brisas area.

The Zocalo
The main public plaza in town. This is a center of family activity and strolling about especially on Sundays. You may find a band concert at the music gazebo on Sunday afternoons and the traditional balloon man is always a hit with the kids. This charming plaza is surrounded by.... More…

The Cathedral
This church is a perfect example of Acapulco's rich history with Spanish, Moorish and native influences. Its distinctive sky blue domes dominate the downtown plaza. Step inside this cool and quiet church and admire the collection of religious statues. Saturdays are a good day to peek in on local... More…