Beautiful Michoacan
If you've never been to the eternally green state of Michoacan, Mexico, you have a lot to look forward to. If you've been there, then you know why more and more people are falling in love with it every day. From the exquisitely Colonial city of Morelia, with its 16th Century architecture and 21st Century amenities, to the mountainous
lake district around Lake Patzcuaro, the avocado-laden hills of Uruapan, and the seemingly endless list of towns filled with artisans and handicrafts, the state of Michoacan lies waiting to be discovered, explored and enjoyed.
Maps and More Maps!
If you are traveling to Michoacan, our maps can be read online or printed out for easy reference.
Cultural Treasures
Michoacan is home to some of the richest and most colorful cultural traditions in Mexico. The state's artisans are world-renowned for everything from pottery to guitars to copper and much
Dining Out
The most comprehensive list on the web, with many personal reviews.
Hotels and other Lodging Alternatives
A list of many wonderful accommodations when you are visiting Morelia and other places in Michoacan.
Tzintzuntzan
The name means "place of the hummingbirds". The small town boasts an ancient monastery, currently being restored by INAH. And some of the oldest trees in Mexico, planted by Bishop Quiroga. Just a short drive from Patzcuaro.
Bishop Quiroga
You can't be in Morelia very long without hearing about this famous personage from history. Learn what he did to be so revered, even today.
Morelia
Read about what to do in Morelia, one of the oldest and best-preserved Colonial cities in the Americas. Museums, antique stores, modern restaurants and ancient cathedrals are all within walking distance of the center.
Patzcuaro
A jewel of a town, nestled into the hills beside its eponymous lake. Real estate prices are rising, and new hotels and restaurants are opening every week. Find out why.
Day of the Dead
Few places in Mexico can rival the island of Janitzio for its colorful and elaborate Day of the Dead celebrations. Visitors come from around the world to observe and join in with the indigenous inhabitants of this island on Lake Patzcuaro.
Traveling
Coming to Michoacan? Flying into Morelia's International airport? Or driving from Mexico City? For all the information on buses, taxis, airplanes and any other way of getting from here to there, check out this section.
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