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Templo del Sagrado Corazon: Monterrey

Templo del Sagrado Corazon: Monterrey We are in process of collecting information about this sight….

Temple and Exconvent of Compañía de Jesús: Oaxaca City

Temple and Exconvent of Compañía de Jesús: Oaxaca City We are coming with the information soon...

Oaxaca Regional Museum (Museo Regional de Oaxaca): Oaxaca

Oaxaca Regional Museum (Museo Regional de Oaxaca): Oaxaca The Oaxaca Regional Museum is located inside the enchanting exconvent of Santo Domingo de Guzmán. Some of its recently redesigned rooms contain important samples of prehispanic and colonial history and culture. It is housed in a beautiful green stone building attached to Santo Domingo Church. It contains the Zapotec treasures from Tomb Seven at Monte Albán. This and other archaeological sections make the most sense if you visit them after seeing some sites in the Central Valleys. Hours: The museum is generally open from 10 am. to 8 pm., Tuesday to Sunday. Entry

Teatro Macedonio de Alcalá: Oaxaca City

Teatro Macedonio de Alcalá: Oaxaca City Teatro Macedonio Alcalá, which as well as being a working theatre houses a collection of romantic art is one of the attractions in the Oaxaca City. This beautiful 1903 Belle Epoque theater, 2 blocks east of the zócalo, holds 1,300 people and is still used for concerts and performances in the evening. Peek through the doors to see the marble stairway and Louis XV vestibule. Sometimes, a list of events is posted on the doors.

Oaxaca : State of Oaxaca

The city of Oaxaca, Oaxaca (formally: Oaxaca de Juárez, in honour of 19th-century president and national hero Benito Juárez, who was born nearby) is the capital and main city of the Mexican state of the same name. It is located in the Oaxaca Valley in the Sierra Madre del Sur Mountains, at 17°07′ N 96°72′ W. The important Monte Albán archaeological site is close to the city. In 2003 the estimated population was 259,600 people. Oaxaca is far more than a tourist destination, and tourism does not dominate the city's life. Nonetheless, it does have a significant tourist trade, based on

Capilla de la Concepcion: Mexico City

Capilla de la Concepcion: Mexico City Its patronage belonged to the horseman Twenty-four Don Gonzalo Nuñez de Sepulveda, who acquired it in 1654. The grate of the chapel I am finished in 1668 and in its closing they appear the shields of arms of his patrono. The interior is illuminated with a show window that represents the Martyrdom of San Pablo, work of Arnao de Flandes, made towards 1550. One second show window located in the lateral one straight presents/displays the date of 1789. The altarpiece of this chapel was contracted in 1656 by the assembler Francisco Dionisio de Ribas, who I

Iglesia de Jesus Nazareno: Mexico City

Iglesia de Jesus Nazareno: Mexico City

Hospital de Jesus Nazareno: Mexico City

Hospital de Jesus Nazareno: Mexico City

Temple of the Consolación : Oaxaca City

Temple of the Consolación : Oaxaca City We are coming with the information soon...

Oaxaca’s Cathedral: Oaxaca City

Oaxaca's Cathedral: Oaxaca City We are coming with the information soon...