“It is a building from 1608. It is a convent and a temple. It currently houses a collection of historic objects from Oaxaca and belonging to the Mixtec culture. It is an example of Novohispana baroque architecture.”

“It offers a wide array of everything typically Oaxaca... food, artisanal crafts, flowers. ”

“The Ethnobotanical Garden in Oaxaca is fairly unique in its concept and has proved very successful. In 1993 the Military moved out of Santo Domingo church and grounds, and the space was decided, after some petition, to be used for a ethnobotanical garden, a celebration of both ecology and culture.”

“it is the cultural and historical center of the city with restaurants, cafes, concerts, mariachis, the cathedral and the main government building. It is a colorful multicultural interesting place ”

“El Llano is an iconic park of Oaxaca. you can walk there. seat for a while and talk. This is a park you have to visit in Oaxaca. And you can be there in 10 minutes or less walking from the studios. ”

“Here you can find food and handicrafts. We recommend you to look for Casilda, traditional fruit water. Here you can also find "chapulines" if you are interested in exotic traditional food. ”

“If you like architecture, this place is really beautiful to visit. To do so, you have to see if there is any activitie of your interest, they don't have more options to visit it. ”

“Got two hours? You'll need it for the Museum of Oaxacan Cultures, housed in the beautiful monastery buildings adjoining the Templo de Santo Domingo. This is one of Mexico's best regional museums. The rich displays take you right through the history and cultures of Oaxaca state up to the present day, emphasizing the continuity between pre-Hispanic and contemporary cultures in areas such as crafts, medicine and food.”

“Museo Textil de Oaxaca is free to enter and full of textile history, collections and culture. Oaxaca is famous for it's beautiful textiles and the exhibitions are always beautifully curated. On the way out there is a little shop where you can buy high quality local textiles. This is an easy option to get your hands on a great souvenir if you don't have the time for a Textile tour to local towns”

“This place is a must to visit in Oaxaca. They have art expositions, a restaurant, a cafe, a textile museum, a library, and every now and then, free music concerts. We usually put their calendar on the gate.”