Medieval Festival Returns to Jardines de México This Summer

Jardines de México, renowned for hosting the world's largest floral gardens, is set to transport visitors back in time with its third annual Medieval Festival. Scheduled for Saturday, July 25, and Sunday, July 26, the event promises an immersive experience into the medieval era, set against the backdrop of Morelos's stunning landscapes.

The festival offers a wide array of attractions designed to engage all attendees, from aspiring knights and princesses to curious modern-day visitors. Spectacles will include live musical performances featuring bagpipes and percussion, thrilling fire juggling acts, and demonstrations of archery and falconry. Actors and actresses will bring medieval characters to life, enhancing the historical ambiance.

For those seeking more interactive experiences, the festival grounds will host workshops on archery, spear, and axe throwing. Visitors can witness reenactments of fierce medieval battles, including warrior combat and jousting tournaments on horseback. A medieval bazaar will offer a variety of crafts, including clothing, armor, boots, and shields, alongside diverse gastronomic options to satisfy every palate.

Located at kilometer 129 of the Mexico-Acapulco Highway in Morelos, Jardines de México is approximately 35 minutes from Cuernavaca and two hours from Mexico City. Ticket prices are set at $380 pesos for adults and $160 pesos for children, with access to all themed gardens included. Special discounts are available for local residents, students, and seniors.