Lugares para visitar en Pátzcuaro y sus alrededores

Hotel Mansión Iturbe in Pátzcuaro , has received Acknowledgement of Good Safety and Hygiene Practices , granted by the government of the State of Michoacán. Hotel Mansion Iturbe: Acknowledgement of Good Safety and Higyene Practices Following the guidelines established by the Ministry of Health in conjunction with the Ministry of Tourism of Michoacán , we have developed our safety and hygiene protocols to address the Covid-19 pandemic. In this way, we join the actions carried out jointly by the government of Michoacán and the private sector, seeking to make Michoacán a safe destination for our visitors . Patzcuaro Main Square viewed from  a balcony at Hotel Mansion Iturbe The State of Michoacán has also just received the Safe Travels Stamp awarded by the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) . These protocols were developed in coordination with the World Tourism Organization and the World Health Organization . Therefore, the protocols developed by the government of Mi...

El Volcán Paricutín, es un sitio asombroso que ha sido creado por la naturaleza, considerado como una de las Maravillas Naturales del Mundo ; visitarlo es todo un deleite para el viajero, rodeado de paisajes impresionantes. Sin dejar atrás la belleza de los pueblos típicos cercanos como Angahuan y Nuevo San Juan Parangaricutiro, su deliciosa cocina tradicional y su artesanía textil. Volcán Paricutín: Fotografía de Sectur Michoacán En Hotel Mansión Iturbe en Pátzcuaro , recibimos huéspedes de diferentes países, que viene a conocer una de las maravillas naturales del mundo . El Volcán Paricutín se localiza aproximadamente a 93 kilómetros de nuestro Pueblo Mágico , por la carretera 14D. Por lo que su visita requiere de un día completo. Hay dos opciones para llegar al Volcán Paricutín desde Pátzcuaro , una es por Angahuan en donde hay la opción de rentar caballos con la gente de la localidad o por Nuevo San Juan Parangaricutiro . Te recomendamos checar en tu apl...

         On May 3rd the celebration of the “Green Cross” is a VERY traditional celebration in Patzcuaro.   It’s full of color, music, joy, and dance.   It’s a day of celebration and activities with roots in the “Cruz Verde” neighborhood, that culminates with wonderful fireworks - visible from many communities - in the evening. Green Cross in Patzcuaro        This important day starts early on the morning of May 3, with celebrations of birthdays, communions, blessings of crosses, and masses.        The origins of the “Green Cross” date from the days of Don Vasco de Quiroga.   This cross was hewn by the indigineous.   At first, it was called just the “Missionary’s Cross,” but later on, people realized that the “green cross” never turned to hard wood, as would be expected.   So it was called the Green Cross.        Once t...