The Gerontological Center of El Carmen, located just a few blocks away from the Catedral de Culiacán (the Culiacán cathedral), is the institution that gives continuity to the old and centennial Hospital del Carmen, founded in 1879 by Bishop Don Jesús María Uriarte. Go Virtual Tour Know by Virtual Reality the Hospital del Carmen Go …
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Isla Orabá is a natural oasis in the heart of Culiacán, just a few minutes from the Historic Center and very close to the Miguel Hidalgo Bridge, on the Tamazula River. Surrounded by the waters of this river and very close to its confluence with the Humaya River, the island is a breathing space within the …
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The Pink Army Race “Me Against Cancer” turned the Malecón of Culiacán and Parque Las Riberas bright pink. More than 1,600 people gathered at sunrise to run, walk and embrace a cause that speaks of hope, love and solidarity in Sinaloa. Go Virtual Tour Know by Virtual Reality “Tracing the Path of Hope” Go Virtual …
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Right on Rosales Street, very close to the Cathedral of Culiacán, stands a beautiful colonial building that holds more than half a century of stories: the Escuela Libre de Derecho de Sinaloa. If you walk through the Historic Center, you will very likely pass by this house full of history and stop to admire its …
The Basilica Cathedral of Our Lady of the Rosary, better known as the Cathedral of Culiacán, is one of the most beloved icons of the Sinaloan capital, in the state of Sinaloa, Mexico. Its neoclassical silhouette, with tall towers and a white dome, dominates the Historic Center and has been part of the city’s daily …
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Español 🇲🇽 I feel very honored to have been chosen to share with you some of the stories that I have witnessed. Although I am a bit young at the Sinaloa Campus of Tec de Monterrey, I know that many generations dreamt of me… Go Virtual Tour Know by Virtual Reality The Sinaloa Campus of …
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Español 🇲🇽 The Black Bridge of Culiacán and the Parish of Our Lady of Guadalupe, “La Lomita”, are the most representative images of our city. Many photographs circulate on social networks and newspapers, of wedding couples, quinceañeras, national and foreign tourists who want to take a souvenir photo. Go Virtual Tour Know by Virtual Reality …
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Español 🇲🇽 The Frida Kahlo Art Gallery was inaugurated on May 8, 1997, and serves as an exhibition space for the expositions of the Autonomous University of Sinaloa. It also hosts events such as book presentations, poetry readings, and music concerts, among other activities. It is situated across from the Central Building of the Autonomous …
Español 🇲🇽 In 1837, the first Seminary of Culiacán was founded under the name of National and Tridentine Seminary College of Sonora., with Bishop José Lázaro de la Garza y Ballesteros leading the diocese. Go Virtual Tour Know by Virtual Reality the Seminario de Culiacán Go Virtual Tour History A two-floor colonial style building was …
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Español 🇲🇽 La Primavera is a satellite city of the city of Culiacan. Integrally planned with long term vision. The origins of the Urban Development La Primavera have three main events: Go Virtual Tour Know by Virtual Reality La Primavera Go Virtual Tour In 1968 the Irrigation District N°74 was inaugurated, right bank of the …
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