Ubicación: Pátzcuaro

It is the oldest civil construction in Pátzcuaro, built in 1711. It is known as the Palace of Huitziméngari. Its façade does not reveal the magnificence of its interior, but as soon as we enter the courtyard, we notice the importance of the building. In its construction, a certain archaic rudeness can be guessed. Its…

The house, also known as the "House of Coats of Arms", is a large building that shows that its former inhabitants were well off. It is located in front of the Vasco de Quiroga square. Its façade is simple and only highlights the ornamentation of the family coats of arms,…

In a straight line and several blocks in front of the Basilica, there is the Sanctuary of Guadalupe, whose construction responds to the architectural and unique fashion of the 19th century. It was completed in 1832 and was built by Mr. Feliciano Ramos, who came to Mexico from...

Although the Emperador Caltzontzin Theatre was built in the first half of the 20th century, the history of its origins is closely linked to two important colonial institutions: the convent of the Order of Saint Augustine, built in the first half of the 17th century, and the Dr. Gabriel...

This building was part of the Augustinian convent, founded in 1576 when Fray Juan Medina Rincón was bishop of Michoacán and Fray Alonzo de la Veracruz was provincial of the order. It had 7 views or chapels which depended on this temple. The current building was built by...

It is the oldest chapel in Pátzcuaro. Located on the old royal road, it is a site of great tradition from which the legend from which this site took its name stands out: according to some historians, it was in this place where Tangaxoan Tzintzincha surrendered to the Spanish crown in…