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| | Travel Guide of Valle de Bravo | Travel By Mexico (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29) |
 | | Valle de Bravo has cobblestone streets and houses with red pitched roofs, emphasizing the use of wood, adobe and brick, the white walls with “guardapolvos”, hallways and balconies; a place that during centuries served as scene of cultural transitions between the nahuatl, matlatzinca and purépecha towns,ing weekends. |
 | | Valle de Bravo as well as Valle de Bravo, contiguous urban development that is distinguished for its exclusivity, possess a great activity concerning real estate business since many families who own properties choose to rent or sell when unable to visit their houses during the weekends. |
 | | It is a place that has been, since the 60’s, a resting spot for the privileged class of Mexico City, a beautiful refuge thanks to the wonderful forests surrounding the region, or thanks to the magnificent lake where water sports are practiced: certainly a heavenly place. |
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