Opens its doors on February 14th, 1874, becoming a majestic cultural and historical site considered the most important theater in northwest Mexico, where plays, dance, opera, and music are presented.

In the heart of the Historic Center is the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, built between 1875 and 1899, considered the most beautiful in northwestern Mexico.

By excellence, the main spot of the cultural life of Mazatlán, the ideal place for a family atmosphere, where joy, tradition and culture are combined in the oldest part of the city.

This museum has a historical value in Mazatlán since it was precisely in this house that the idol of the “golden age” of Mexican cinema was born. Here, you can admire the artist's belongings.

Open space to express history and exhibit the most important works of art of internationally recognized Mexican artists that represent our heritage.

Historic building in which dozens of mayors and councilors have decided the directions of the City. The Municipal Palace is not just a building, on its walls you can "breathe" stories of our Mazatlán.

In the Archaeological Museum, you will discover part of Mazatlán's past, by observing collections of archaeological pieces, artifacts, clothing, weapons and symbols of the ancestors who inhabited these lands.

Majestic house built between 1904 and 1907 that embellishes the Old Mazatlán area. It is one of the most valuable architectural constructions since it was one of the first residences in the port.

It was a huge textile products store that sold everything and the most exclusive merchandise brought from Europe.

More than a century ago, in the heart of the Historic Center of Mazatlán, a majestic French colonial-style mansion stood that still stands as a witness to time.

It is one of the oldest buildings in the city, probably built in the late 1840s

This property was built by the Medrano family in the third decade of the 20th century.

The "first bomb" to fall on Mazatlán was an aerial bomb that fell accidentally on May 6, 1914, making the city the first in America to be bombed from the air.

Quinta Echeguren was a legendary mansion in Mazatlán, built at the end of the 19th century by the wealthy Echeguren family, who arrived from Spain

The Temple of San José is the oldest religious construction in the city, dating from the beginning of the 19th century. The religious congregation of the Discalced Carmelites was responsible for the construction of this beautiful church.

It was built around 1860 and is a historical monument. In the past, it housed the Great Society, the Benito Juárez Group and the Lions Club, among others.

Originally built in 1837 by a silver merchant, the building was remodeled in 1881 to include the iron kiosk on the square today, which became the center of the city's cultural life.

Dating back to 1880, it housed an old pharmacy owned by Luis Canobbio. It was known as the “Fountain of eternal youth”, since it prepared the liquor of “the goddess Venus”, with which it restored the beauty and regained the will of many women.

It was an old farm dating back to the 19th century, currently used as a parking lot for the famous Casa 46 restaurant.

The Melville Boutique Hotel features a neoclassical architectural design. It is said that it is named in honor of a North American Navy sailor, Herman Melville, who in 1844 was in Mazatlán as part of a military advance.

More than 100 years ago the Club Muralla Mazatlán was founded, it was located in the heart of the Historic Center. The wall was built thanks to a group of friends with the need to create a civil association that would instill sporting activity.

Fort 31 de Marzo is another representative building of the time, which was built after the historic defense of the port against the powerful French army, which aboard the ship “La Cordeliere”, in 1864, tried to invade Mazatlán.

It was the home of Mazatlán's first newspaper, "El Correo de la Tarde", which began circulation in 1885 and became an important organ for the city's merchants

Founded in 1846, the MELCHERS HOUSE specialized in the import and export of products such as tobacco, cotton, wool and minerals, and established strong commercial links with Europe and Asia.