Parque Nacional Molino de Flores

The Parque Nacional Molino de Flores in Estado de México is a well-known landmark among locals of all eras, as it was once a site of pulque production. Most of the buildings on the site, including the main residence, the Church of San Joaquín, and the Chapel of the Lord of the Dam, were built by Miguel de Cervantes and his wife. Molino de Flores National Park, in fact, was the setting for significant historical events spanning from the time of Nezahualcóyotl, through the Spanish conquest and the Mexican Revolution, and today it serves as a space for family gatherings.It's a place that blends nature with history. Years ago, it was a productive hacienda, and today it preserves colonial mills, open-air chapels, and archaeological remains that tell its story. You can also see cave paintings.The main road leads you through forests and meadows, ideal for hiking, biking, or enjoying a picnic. This area has also hosted cultural and religious festivals that showcase the diversity of Mexican traditions.Activities available:Hiking/Trail walkingScenic enjoymentEnvironmental educationTraditional cuisineBirdwatchingFlora and fauna observationHorseback ridingVisits to archaeological sites/historical landmarks