- La Casa mas Angosta - We will visit the winning house of the Guinness record to the narrowest in the world
- Museo Indigena La Huatapera - We will get to know the oldest building and we will talk about the life and work of the founder of the city, Fray Juan de San Miguel.
- Casa de la Cultura - Its construction began in 1534, a year after the foundation of Uruapan and was completed in 1536, at that time it housed the Franciscan Convent. Over time it has undergone notable changes, in the year 1767 it was the last year that it represented the Franciscan Convent or Casa Conventual de la Orden Franciscana and it began to function as Casa Cural until the year 1923. Between the years 1880 and 1895 it was remodeled and expanded from one to two floors, just as it is today. In the years 1914 and 1920 it was abandoned and at risk of being destroyed due to the problems caused by the Mexican Revolution. Starting in 1924, the Ignacio Manuel Altamirano Elementary School was established until 1954, and in 1955 they occupied the building as government offices. It was from October 21, 1992 that it began its function as the House of Culture.
- Centro - In the central square of the city, we will talk about its most emblematic characters and some transcendental events in the city
- Parque Nacional Barranca del Cupatitzio - We will pass by the main entrance of the National Park to explain the importance of this National Protected Area and what it has represented for the city over the years.
- Entrance to the narrowest house in the world.
- Entrance to the Barranca del Cupatitzio Park.
- Snacks
At the Huatapera, the city’s oldest structure, we’ll discuss the life and times of Fray Juan de San Miguel, the city’s founding father. A visit to the House of Culture will reveal significant artifacts and historical stories.
We will explore the Museum located in the House of Culture to uncover fascinating artifacts and important historical narratives of Uruapan.
A meeting with a city historian over an exquisite signature beverage is also part of the tour.
Next, we’ll drop by a traditional bakery in Uruapan, with over a century’s history. Here, we’ll sample empanadas filled with chilacayote, sweet potato, or coconut.
A stopover at the world’s narrowest house, a Guinness World Record holder, is also on the schedule.
We will have the privilege of a meeting with a local maque master of Purepecha origin, who will illuminate us on the history of the maque and guide us through the process of making Maque pieces. Alternatively, we could engage in a mask-making class at a riverside estate.
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