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In Mexico, two cities stand out for their silver production and colonial architecture: Taxco and Zacatecas. Taxco, located in the state of Guerrero, is famous for its silver mines and beautiful colonial architecture. The city is full of cobblestone streets, white houses with red tile roofs and numerous colonial churches, such as the church of Santa Prisca, famous for its impressive baroque façade. Taxco is also known for its silver crafts, which can be found in its many shops and workshops. On the other hand, Zacatecas, in the state of the same name, is equally recognized for its silver production and its colonial architecture. The city has impressive colonial buildings, such as the Zacatecas Cathedral and the Government Palace, both built in pink quarry, a characteristic stone of the region. In addition, Zacatecas has a long mining history that is reflected in its museums and the city's urban landscape. Both cities offer visitors the opportunity to enjoy the rich history and architectural beauty of Mexico.

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