Tourist Attractions in Pátzcuaro
Michoacán Mexico

This 16th-century building houses the remains of Don Vasco de Quiroga and the figure of the Virgin of Health that was molded in corn cane paste.

Former cathedral seat, this 17th-century building is now the House of Culture.

On Janitzio is a huge Statue of Jose Maria Morelos, a hero of the Mexican Independence War. The statue itself houses 52 murals. The restaurants on this island, famous for their white fish, Blanco de Patzcuaro, are also a popular attraction.

This Baroque building dates back to the 17th century. Woven products, lacquer, and other arts and crafts are sold on site.

Located in Portales, offers over 45 flavors, the most popular pulp is snow.

You know the chocolate making process, from preparation of cocoa to get the different finished products, as well as a cup of chocolate taste bitter or sweet.

This museum houses a large collection of Michoacan arts and crafts, including maque lacquer. The floor, which is made of bones of animals and flagstone, is the most outstanding feature of this building. Tel. (434) 342-1029 Enseñanza and Alcantarilla. Closed Mondays.

Located 17 km (10.5 miles) from Patzcuaro, on the shores of the lake, this archaeological site is famous for its wheat-straw crafts and its Pre-Hispanic buildings known as yacatas.