Fuente de las Tarascas

Beautiful monument dedicated to our local indigenous people of the state of Michoacan, the Purepechas. They’ve been in this state for over 1,000 years!

Was here for día de los Muertos and it was quite a cultural experience. A 1 hr beautiful parade, followed by 3 more hours of closed off streets with entertainment. Unaware of any public restrooms, however.

This is a very beautiful park and city landmark. It's know as as the fountain of the naked women for those who can't remember its name. Take pictures by the fountain or by the big "Morelia" letters. Its also a great spot to catch a great big to eat or a bus downtown. But no need to catch a bus downtown because its just a 10 minute walk to the cathedral.

They believed they were three princesses, and one day their sculpture was taken. Nobody knows what happened to the original sculpture. Nice place!!👍

Really an awesome place to visit, full of activities, this is where people merge, it’s an incredible experience. EPB

Beautiful but I have noticed some graffiti and signage around it. Before it was very well maintained

One of the greatest attractives in the city, almost a must see. Seeing it is cool and all, but the real treat it's hearing it's story, super enriching and beautifully tragic.

Absolutely beautiful, very well preserved monument and surrounding areas.