2 day tour in Oaxaca

2 cities | 3 attraction(s) | total distance 1 km
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Oaxaca 2-Day Tour: Discover the vibrant culture and rich history of Oaxaca in just two days. This itinerary will guide you through the essential attractions and experiences that this beautiful city has to offer. Day 1: Visit the Temple of Santo Domingo de Guzman and the San Pablo Cultural Center. Day 2: Explore the Zócalo and the Textile Museum of Oaxaca and enjoy the colonial architecture, local gastronomy and textile traditions of Oaxaca!
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Day1: Oaxaca > Oaxaca de Juarez

2 attraction(s) · 1 km
Begin your adventure in Oaxaca with a visit to the Templo de Santo Domingo de Guzman, an impressive example of novo-Hispanic baroque architecture. Continue your tour at the Centro Cultural San Pablo, a historic site that combines cultural exhibits with restored architecture. Enjoy a stroll through its colorful plaza.
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Templo de Santo Domingo

The Santo Domingo Temple, built between 1570-1608, is an ancient church with earthquake-resistant capabilities. The church has thick stone walls and its facade features intricate baroque carvings, including a sculpture of a Spanish monk who was the founder of the Dominican Order. Inside the church, there are impressive three-dimensional reliefs adorning every corner.
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San Pablo Cultural Center

17th-century convent, now a venue for concerts, exhibitions & classes showcasing Oaxacan culture.

Day2: Oaxaca

1 attraction(s) · 0 km
Begin your second day in Oaxaca in the heart of the city, the Zócalo, where you can enjoy colonial architecture and a traditional breakfast. End your day exploring the Textile Museum of Oaxaca, which offers a fascinating look at the textile traditions of the region.
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Museo Textil de Oaxaca

In this museum, there is a rich display of indigenous Indian costumes. Oaxaca has the highest proportion of indigenous population in Mexico, and the costumes here showcase the local people's appreciation and preservation of their culture and traditions. Countless exquisite garments exhibit the unique art and craftsmanship of the indigenous people, taking you into a world full of exotic charm and mysterious power.