THE BLOG

We stopped here for lunch on the recommendation of our guide. So glad we did! After visiting Tuparo y Santa Clara del Cobre we enjoyed a...

After lunch, we went to see the Government Palace. This baroque-style building has two levels and three courtyards. Its frontal façade is...

One of the Day of the Dead traditions which has become quite popular in Mexico is to get a Catrina face painting. Both kids and adults...

Santa Clara del Cobre is a city whose fame is associated with melt and mold of copper using the traditional forging method, dating from...

This is a place with a wonderful location in front of the main square and just at the corner from El Eden. The restaurant is in the main...

Temple of the Apostle Santiago in Tupátaro is also known as the Sistine Chapel in Michoacán, its construction dates from the 16th century...

This was our second visit to this restaurant. Located on the roof of the Hotel Los Juaninos on the central square of the city,...

On the way to Pátzcuaro, it is worth stopping for a moment to rest in Morelia, to visit the Cathedral and have lunch. The Cathedral is...

Part of our group also slept in "El Refugio en Patzcuaro". The beautiful hacienda is decorated in a colorful Mexican style. Hand-made...

This beautiful hacienda invites you to a magical world combining pre-Columbian traditions with the Catholic religion. The “ofrendas” -...

One of the traditions that I always wanted to live in Mexico, was the famous Day of the Dead “Día de Los Muertos”. It is a unique...

El Japonez is a fantastic Japanese restaurant located in the heart of Mexico City. If you are a sushi fan you would love this place. They...