O que fazer em Morelia

Morelia Essentials

Morelia's UNESCO-listed historic center is characterized by its uniform Spanish Renaissance and Baroque architecture crafted from local pink quarry stone. This collection highlights the 18th-century cathedral with its towering spires, the massive 253-arch stone aqueduct, and the birthplace of revolutionary leader José María Morelos. Notable sites include the Clavijero Palace’s expansive courtyards, the Conservatory of the Roses—the first music conservatory in the Americas—and the ornate, gold-leaf interior of the Guadalupe Shrine.

Morelia Essentials — Mapa

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Historic Center of Morelia

Admire the historical city center with a number of buildings which are real architectural gems. A stunning UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Catedral de Morelia

An 18th-century Baroque masterpiece built from pink quarry stone, featuring twin 62-meter towers. The interior houses a monumental German pipe organ with over 4,600 pipes and a silver neoclassical font.

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Aqueduct

This stone aqueduct from the end of the 18th century will charm you with its beautiful arches. A great place for a day or night stroll.

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Guadalupe Shrine

Go through the unique portal and discover the colorful and gold-plated interior of this beautiful Baroque church.

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Fuente Las Tarascas

The bronze replica of a beautiful fountain consisting of 4 Tarascas - women sculptures dating back to 1960s. It is a symbol of Morelia.

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Government Palace in Michoacan

When in the city center, take a walk around the mid 18th-century colonial building, the seat of the executive power of Michoacan state.

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Clavijero Palace

One of the most beautiful palaces in Morelia, nowadays a cultural center helping spread the local cultural and artistic heritage.

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Birth House of Jose Maria Morelos

The house where the revolutionary leader Jose Maria Morelos was born. Nowadays this Neoclassical building serves as a library and museum.

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Conservatory of the Roses

Visit the first American conservatory founded in 1743 where you can hear its famous boys choir. Several art festivals are held here as well.

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Callejon del Romance

A narrow street full of flowers, where you can sit on a nearby fountain, read poems or chat with your darling. A popular lovers' place.

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Regional Museum Michoacan

A museum focused on Hispanic cultures of the Michoacan region, housing archaeological artifacts, art and pottery.

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House of Handicrafts

A museum run by public cultural organisation, housing folk art and craft as well as a shop, where you can buy traditional hand-made goods.

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Bosque Cuauhtemoc

Enjoy a peaceful atmopshere of this well-designed park, perfect for relaxation. Have a picnic surrounded with flourishing plants and trees.