Hacienda De Teresa y Polignac

Hacienda De Teresa y Polignac is a historic plantation established in 1626, located in the lush tropical gardens of Morelos, Mexico, known as "the land of eternal spring." The property spans approximately five hectares and features a traditional Spanish colonial design with elegant and rustic elements. The hacienda includes multiple gardens, patios, a swimming pool, and a courtyard, all surrounded by natural water features, meadows, and wooded areas.

One of the distinctive aspects of this place is its profound historical significance. It has remained in the same family for centuries and retains much of its original layout. The hacienda is linked to the history of Emiliano Zapata, the Mexican revolutionary, whose life intersected with that of the hacienda's owners in a way that helped preserve the property. The estate also has connections to French nobility and notable visitors from the 20th century.

The site offers a variety of indoor and outdoor spaces for events, including three dining rooms, four gardens, two patios, and a swimming pool. The hacienda is managed by a family and staff who provide traditional hospitality and homemade food, offering an experience that combines the feeling of a private home with the professional organization of events. The property includes ample parking, bridal suites, and on-site restrooms, supporting large gatherings with a capacity of up to 5,000 guests.