Oaxaca's Hidden Gems: Food, Culture, and Chocolate
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6 places on the map
Explore the map in the DocentPro app6 places in Oaxaca de Juárez: Carnes Asadas Leti, Mercado 20 de Noviembre, Hotel Boutique Casa Garay, and 3 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by Galo Medina.
Carnes Asadas Leti
Butcher shop
2.9
• Grill meats cooked in five minutes • Enjoy a variety of meats with handmade tortillas • Try the beef chorizo if you don't eat pork
Mercado 20 de Noviembre
Market
4.5
• Start your culinary journey here with grilled meats • Experience the vibrant local market atmosphere • Try the various local delicacies and food stalls
Hotel Boutique Casa Garay
Hotel
4.2
• Find La Biblioteca de los Abuelos hidden within this hotel • Experience a unique blend of accommodation and history
Palacio de Gobierno del Estado de Oaxaca
Local government office
4.5
• View the world's largest tlayuda, a cultural heritage exhibit • Discover depictions of Oaxacan dances, places, and figures • Learn about the regional traditions and history
Hotel Chocolate
Hotel
4.0
• Enjoy a refreshing milkshake upon arrival • Sample various chocolate bars and chips • Stay in a room that constantly smells of chocolate
Oaxaca Lending Library
Library
4.5
• Discover a hidden library with over 200 years of history • Explore collections of books from around the world • See interesting antiquities and relics
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