Named a Magical Town for being a place full of symbols and legends, a town rich in history, a stage for significant events in our country, a place that displays national identity in every one of its corners, with a magic that emanates from its attractions like the celebration of the Day of the Dead; a true charm of Mexico.

Pátzcuaro was one of the first cities founded by the Purépechas (an indigenous civilization that inhabited the area before Spanish colonization) around the year 1300. Its name means "the gate to heaven," and it was the primary religious center of this civilization because it was believed that the gods ascended and descended here, gods who by the way will come down to celebrate the wedding with us.

Pátzcuaro combines modern life with Purépecha traditions. A stroll through its center will transport you to the past with its cobbled and steep streets, filled with people and handicrafts. The baroque and neoclassical churches provide a distinctive touch to the wide squares, as do the adobe and tile houses.