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Quote: Candela is a very lively restaurant and nighclub on weekends. The night I was there it was full of locals and some foreigners. The salsa band was very good. In addition to getting drinks, you can also get… Read More
Quote: La Cucaracha is a very nice bar frequented by foreigners and locals. I went twice and both times there was a very good guitar player singing ballads. One night there was a very good classic salsa group. The… Read More
Quote: Maro is a cooperative of women artisans. This private shop has an extensive collection of pottery, dresses, blouses, belts, and wooden crafts. Prices are set and there is no bargaining. The quality and variety… Read More
Quote: A collection with representation of the many indigenous cultures in the state. Architecture, history, archeology, crafts---it's all here. The building itself, an ex-convent, is worth a visit as it's been… Read More
Quote: It's a nice little village a few kilometres from the main road, specialised in woven tapistry. They make it in bright colours and typical Mexican patterns. In the streets you find the one little shop next to… Read More
Quote: The museum and research and learning facilities of the grana cochinilla fina, more commonly referred to as the cochineal, is one of Oaxaca’s best-kept secrets...unfortunately. If it warranted a stop on the busy… Read More