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You will find a tourist information module on the main square, facing the cathedral. one in front of the Andador Melloni Alcalá and another in the Centro Cultural in San Pablo. You can give you beautiful maps of the centre of the city and the surroundings of Oaxaca, ideal for preparing its next excursions. There are also numerous information on the different regions and circuits of the State: Sierra Norte, Sierra mixteca, Costa, Istmo, etc.
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Opening time and information on SECRETARIO DE TURISMO DE OAXACA
Open Monday to Friday from 9am to 3pm.
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Secretario de Turismo de Oaxaca provides a wealth of information on this magical city. On its website, you'll find a wealth of information on places to visit, such as the Oaxaca Children's Museum, the Maison de la Ville cultural center, the Museum of Cultures, the Textile Museum, the Painters' Museum... You'll also discover activities to do and experiences to enjoy . Inaddition, you'll find a calendar of upcoming events, a list of restaurants and accommodations, travel agencies, car rental agencies , tourist guides, integrated service agencies... The site you need to consult for your trip to Oaxaca!
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• My wife was handed a note as she was getting off the Sunday Tlacolulu bus near the baseball field that read: “Go back to your f…ing country. We hate you.” We had sat quietly on the bus for the entire trip from Tlacolulu back to Oaxaca.
• There is graffiti at a prominent Reforma intersection (Porfirio Diaz & Belisario Dominguez) that reads very clearly in English “GRINGO YOU ARE A PLAGUE”. The message... Go away! Why has this message remained so long on this very visible wall?
• Some business transactions have failed to provide change… simply keeping our money as a tip.
• On 9Feb (my wife’s birthday) we went to Marisqueria El Patron in Reforma for a birthday meal. She was provided a free flan dessert without questions being asked when we told the waitress it was her birthday. On 24 Feb (my birthday) we went again to El Patron because of the good experience on 9Feb. My wife told the waitress it was my birthday, but she refused to honor the request because I did not have proof it was my birthday. Why are there two sets of rules for this at El Patron?
Oaxaca has been a welcoming community in the past. Our impression is that many locals no longer wish to have folks like us visiting their beautiful culture and community.