There's always something going on in the Zocalo! It's cultural, interesting and the best way to experience Oaxacan culture!
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There's always something going on in the Zocalo! It's cultural, interesting and the best way to experience Oaxacan culture!
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Whatever time of day, there is something going on in the Zocalo, music, exercise classes, clowns performing, dancing, mariachis playing, food and drink to be had, it is just wonderful !
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The Zocalo is a must for all that visit Oaxaca. The laughter of children and the music of minstrels is never ending. At night it is the place to dine at any of the surrounding restaurants.
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We went on a Monday evening before mass at the Cathedral of Oaxaca and found it just like any zocalo of a smaller Mexican city--bustling with popsicle vendors, ballon and candy sellers, "merolicos" or animated salesmen (who, in this instance, were keen to sell us the cure for diabetes) and anything in between. There weren't so many tourists when we...
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This pretty and vibrant centre of the city is spoilt by political and noisy demonstrations . Incredible , every time I go to Oaxaca there is something that spoils the experience , political demonstrations , student demonstrations , this time teacher demonstrations , hundreds blocking all the access , shouting and using microfones . Impossible to enjoy the beauty of...
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get a balloon and they ran around with the locals. There was also different entertainment(?) on 2 of the 3 evenings we were there: kids music concert and seniors dance. Great to watch
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small, but very popular area of very impressive town of Oaxaca
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With it's European ambiance Oaxaca's zocalo is a great place to relax at a sidewalk cafe or sit on a bench within the square and just enjoy the everyday life around you. It was my favorite place to be in Oaxaca.
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The tree shaded zocalo with good restaurants, concerts, and activities. It is full of life.
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The city center is a must see. The only outdoor dining is located here, and there are always bands playing--either traditional or otherwise! Merchants sell wares here and during holidays there is always something special set up-- it's decorated with manger scenes and chrysanthemums, and this is the location of the famed radish festival on the 23rd of December. There...
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