Possessing natural and anthropogenic attractions, along with developed infrastructure, form the basis of the tourist offer. The final paper on the topic "The most significant anthropogenic attractions of Mexico" explores and describes in more detail the variety of social attractions in Mexico that are the basis for the development of tourism, which is one of the main drivers of the Mexican economy. The largest number of tourists to Mexico come from the United States of America and Canada, together they make up 69.2% of international arrivals, and this high figure is partly due to the proximity of the territory. Anthropogenic attractions include cultural-historical, ethno-social, artistic, event and ambient attractions, which, thanks to their variety, act as primary motives for travel. The importance of Mexican culture is justified by the fact that there are 35 cultural-historical and natural beauties registered on UNESCO's World Heritage list, 27 of which belong to anthropogenic attractions, and the success of Mexican tourism is proven by the figures of 34 million international arrivals with an income of more than 24 billion. $.