Ubicación: Pátzcuaro

Market days are Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays. Thursday is the wholesale day and most of the merchants come to sell their products from the region known as “Tierra Caliente” and from the center of the Republic. Friday is the most important and colorful day, because…

Merece mención aparte el día que se realiza este mercado en la plazuela de San Francisco. Cada viernes se dan cita en este lugar los habitantes de varios poblados de la región y del estado para vender flores, plantas, canastos y coloridos utensilios de cerámica, que se pueden adquirir a…

The history of the Tangaxoan II Monument in Pátzcuaro, Michoacán, is a vibrant testament to the cultural resilience and historical memory of the Purépecha people. This monument not only honors a brave leader, but also strengthens the pride and identity of an entire community. Historical context of the monument…

This is the name given to the viewing point that is located on part of what is now an extinct volcano, although its original name is "Mirador Tariácuri". It was built in 1936, during the government of Lázaro Cárdenas del Río, designed by Mr. Luis Ortiz Lazcano, whose pillars simulate branches of…

This is the name given to this viewpoint, located at a lower altitude than the "Estribo Grande" and on the "colorado" hill, towards the other end of the city, it offers a beautiful view of the lake, but from a different angle. It can also be reached by cobblestone road from the "Lázaro Cárdenas" avenue, right...