Patzcuaro - Janitzio Tour to watch the "butterfly nets"

Experience the unique charm of Patzcuaro with its renowned butterfly nets crafted by local artisans. Marvel at the picturesque white walls and tiled rooftops that evoke a sense of tranquility. Immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring presence of "Morelos" statue, towering above the majestic Lady Liberty in New York City.

Starting at 9:00 AM, we will embark on a boat ride to Janitzio Island, where we will observe the volcanic landscapes and engage with renowned fishermen who use famous butterfly nets. Following the boat ride, we will undertake a walking tour through the city's downtown area, discussing its rich history, culture, and traditions. During this stroll, various artisanal shops along the route offer glimpses into the architectural beauty of the sixteenth-century houses such as the House of Eleven Patios, the Old Cathedral, the Jesuit College, and the Main Church (Basilica), built in 1926.

After exploring the historic landmarks, you should not overlook the opportunity to enjoy an ice cream treat, particularly the locally produced "Pasta" ice cream.

As we continue our journey, take a moment to appreciate the whitewashed walls and tiled roofs lining the cobblestone streets of Patzcuaro, which served as the capital of the region since 1534. For lunch, indulge in the local cuisine while learning about how First Bishop Vasco de Quiroga endeavored to uplift the indigenous population by promoting their welfare.