
Santiago Tapia S/N
The Dominic nuns came to Valladolid at the end of the sixteenth century and took refuge in a place away from the city. In 1743, they worked on this baroque church who was added with three gold alta...
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Av. Madero Oriente No. 440, Zona Centro
This Museum was created to preserve the history and traditions of Michoacan and it is composed of what they call four stages in the history of candy. It has more than 300 varieties of traditional cand...
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Calle Valentín Gómez Farías S/N
In a small place of what it was the college of Jesuits (now Palacio Clavijero), stands a typical mexican market wich has bees prowling around everywhere of what they jealously guard : cand...
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Nigromante y Santiago Tapia S/N
Also called Jardín de las Rosas (Rose Garden). Opposite to "Las Rosas" is this garden with trees, benches, cafes and a fountain at the centre. There are also two bronze scul...
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Calzada Fray Antonio de San Miguel,
One of the most beautiful places of Morelia is a pedestrian stone path that goes from the Sanctuary of Guadalupe (or San Diego) to the fountain of the Tarascas. It was built in 1732 by Bishop Don Ma...
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