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Armonía Holística (Holistic Harmony) is a space that offers you alternatives to find emotional, mental, physical and psychological balance. Our mission is to help you find the balance to recover your health and well-being. We offer you: organic vegetables, tools for the work of consciousness, massages, alternative therapies, tai chi, yoga, naturopathic medicine, bach flowers, various workshops with the same objectives. We also have organic, healthy and rich food for you, many of them made at home; such as wholemeal bread made in a wood oven, both sweet and salty, wholemeal pizzas, various juices, teas with different properties, oatmeal and wholemeal cookies, sweet and savory tarts and much more. We have spaces for art, be it exhibition and elaboration. Ask about the “raindrop” massage and Feldenkrais classes.

Casa de Pátzcuaro is a space where time takes on another nuance. A 19th century building restored with absolute respect for the original distribution and the use of the spaces was preserved to present it as a sample of life in Pátzcuaro in other times. The common spaces were adapted for, in addition to enjoying a unique place, having a good coffee or a dish of old homemade food and in the afternoon a good mezcal in the style of those times.

In 2013 a pyramid of 13 steps, 20 complete human burials and 15 pieces of clay, basalt and copper ceramics were discovered in Malpaís Prieto, an area that is part of 400 archaeological sites located in the municipality of Zacapu, Michoacán, and where it does 700 years ago the uacusecha culture was established, a group considered to be the precursor that gave rise to the development of the Tarascan kingdom. This is indicated by the first archaeological finds and the exploration work on the uacusecha culture that archaeologists from the Center for Mexican and Central American Studies (CEMCA) have been carrying out for three years with the support of UNAM and INAH.

It is one of the places most visited by local athletes, it has several watery spaces, games, volleyball and basketball courts, as well as a large number of green areas. Some years ago it became famous for the appearance of the Virgin of Guadalupe in one of its trees.