This striking museum offers a textile sample of the state of Oaxaca, Mexico and the world, through designs and pieces made with materials of different textures, made by both rural and urban designers, through different techniques and creative processes. In the temporary exhibitions, the similarities and differences between Oaxacan weavings and those of other regions…
Morelia has beautiful palaces that have been the scene of remarkable events in the history of the Mexican nation. The Government Palace of Michoacán, a beautiful baroque building of the 18th century, was the seat of the Tridentine Seminary and its classrooms passed through Agustín de Iturbide and José María Morelos, among other students who…
There are 14 Tenants in Morelia, each one very special. Capula is recognized throughout the world for its craftsmanship in dotted and capulineado mud, as well as for the elaboration of the most beautiful, curious and fun Catrinas of Mexico, do not miss to visit its church of Santiago Apóstol of the XVI century.
Visit the Candy Market and the Calle Real Museum where you can enjoy the delicious flavors of the Morelianas, the ates, guava rolls, slices, rompopes, jamoncillos and enchilados sweets, enjoy the experience of visiting the elaboration workshops of our best sweets, you will enjoy it.
Very healthy and very Moreliano, if I tell you it will seem very strange, but if you try it you will fall in love. It is a fruit cocktail based on jicama, mango and pineapple with lemon and orange juice, cheese and chilito powder, the most daring prefer to add green chile and onion, incredible…
The best activities you can do as a family in our city is to visit the Benito Juarez Zoo, one of the most important in the country because of the great variety of species it has, its herpetarium, its artificial lake, the Serengeti museum and its green areas. of your visit a relaxing and fun…
What better Sunday trip than walking the Calle Real by bike, every Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. you can enjoy a delicious breakfast in the Historic Center of Morelia and make an unforgettable family outing.
When the Bishop of Michoacán commissioned in the seventeenth century the construction of this beautiful building of Baroque and Neoclassical lines to serve as the headquarters of the Episcopal House, he did not imagine that its magnificence would ruin his plans. The community began to question so much Christian luxury in a city with deficient…