Culiacán

Culiacán, also called the Perla del Humaya or the City de los Tres Rios, is the capital of the fertile state of Sinaloa. A beautiful and modern city with a large number of attractions, natural and tourist, to offer to its visitors.

 

The downtown area of ??Culiacán has a large number of historical and artistic monuments of relevance, ranging from the Catedral Basilica the Malecón Viejo, from the Santuario del Sagrado Corazón de Jesús to the Gustavo Garmendia Market, the Municipal Palace and the Government Palace .

 

The climate of the city is used by its recreational centers, spas and thermal water pools. The Sinaloa cuisine lives up to the richness of its lands. The fertility of the fields of Sinaloa translates into a large production and agricultural variety. For something it has been called the barn of Mexico. That can be seen in its kitchen.

 

The Historic Center of Culiacán is the original urban center and the one that comprises most of the city's historical and artistic monuments. Around the downtown area the colonies that widened the city were built and, subsequently, the residential subdivisions that form the modern part of Culiacán, such as the Tres Ríos urban development, with residential and entertainment areas.

 

Its natural wealth, the impressive beauty of the plain between the sea and the desert, the charm of the city and the quality of communications make Culiacán an ideal place to escape at any time of the year and enjoy its attractions.

 

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1. One of the places to visit during your stay is the famous Lomita. A church, which, as the name implies, is located on a high hill. If you like art you cannot resist photographing its stained glass windows, which are the largest in Latin America. Also from the top you will have the best view of the city.
2. If you are more fond of going to the beach with the warmth of the north, Altata is the perfect destination for you. It is a protected area that has mangroves and reefs. There you can practice sport fishing, taste the delicious seafood of the region, rent boats to explore the sea or simply enjoy the beach and the sun.
3. Now that if you are fond of Mexican baseball, you have already heard about the Tomateros de Culiacán. If you are in the capital of Sinaloa during the season you cannot miss the opportunity to go to the stadium to watch a live match.
4. The Botanical Garden of Culiacán has more than a thousand different plants belonging to around one hundred families. The architecture of the place is designed to live harmoniously with nature. So it will be a very nice visit in every way.
5. Have fun and spend an unforgettable evening at Plazuela Álvaro Obregón. At night a Sinaloense band usually plays and the dance becomes the best excuse to make friends.

 

But that’s not all

 

6. Visit the great variety of museums offered by Culiacán, such as the Regional Museum of Sinaloa, which shows the origins that shaped the state.
7. Bathe in the hot springs of Imala, perfect to take away the worries of the day.
8. Walk along the Paseo del Ángel, one of the routes you cannot miss when visiting the city of Culiacán.
9. Meet the Sinaloa Science Museum, a space dedicated to different areas of scientific knowledge and work.
10. Stroll along the Malecon of Culiacán, located along the Tamazula River that crosses the city, on both banks this great recreational space is located.