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| Culiacan Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see lomita lomita Culiacán is a city in northwestern Mexico , was founded in 1531, the capital of and biggest city in the state of Sinaloa . With a total population of 745,532 reaching almost a million, it is the 15th largest city in the country. The city is located in a fertile valley where the Río Tamazula and Río Humaya rivers meet to form the Río Culiacán , and is located 54 m above sea level. It is placed in the center of the state with almost equal distant to the other urban centers of the state: Los Mochis to the north, and Mazatlán to the south. Culiacán is a sister city of Saint Paul , Minnesota , USA . Average year temperature is 24°C , with minimum of 2°C and reaching as high as 47°C in summer. The city existing today was founded in 1531 by the Spanish captain Nuño Beltrán de Guzmán and named San Miguel de Culiacán. Experts do not agree on the meaning of the name, but it apparently comes from the word colhuacan , which can mean "place where roads turn", "place of snakes", but traditionally the most accepted translation would be "place of those who adore the god Coltzin ". Before the Spaniards arrival, this site had been a small Indian settlement since 628 when passing Aztecs had first founded it. The city is home of two professional league sport teams: baseball with los Tomateros de Culiacán from the Liga Mexicana del Pacífico and soccer with Los Dorados de Sinaloa from Federación Mexicana de Futbol . Duck , dove and goose hunting season goes from early november through march. Culiacán also holds a yearly international marathon. Part or or all of this text stems from the original article at: Wikipedia ________Practical Information Edit This Airlines Aeromexico Insurgentes Sur #970 local 13-b Col. Gabriel Leyva Plaza Fiesta Phone. 714-01-88 Aerocalifornia Av. Alvaro Obregón y Blvd. Madero Local 4 y 5 Col. Centro Phone. 716-02-50 716-76-99 Aviacsa Insurgentes Sur #970 local Plaza Fiesta Phone: 717-88-05 Líneas Aereas Aztecas Aeropuerto internacional de Culiacan Phone. 760-99-89 / 90 Lada Sin costo: 01-800-229-8322 Aeropacifico Cds. Hermanas #415 Local 5 Pte. Col. Guadalupe Phone. 713-63-93 716-96-20 Lada Sin Costo 01-800-229-8322 Aerocalafia Blvd.fco. I. Madero #39 Pte. Int. Edif. El Dorado local 5b Col. Centro Reservations: 667 7522255 667 7604949 Mexicana de aviación Blvd. Enrique Sánchez Alonso 1750 Nte Desarrollo Urbano 3 Ríos Phone. 712-67-58 712 65 82 Avolar First Floor Airport fax Phone. 760-19-57 760-33-57 Fax. 760-47-62 Delta Airlines Aeropuerto de Culiacán Phone. 01 800 1234 710 Volaris Aeropuerto de Culiacán Viva Aerobus Phone. 01 818 215-05-00 ___________Getting Around Edit This Forum Is the most important mall in Culiacán, this mall is perfect to go when you are bored, because, you can find many activities to do. This mall have many Stores, like Liverpool, Sears, Sparta, Sanborns, Play Time, Coppel, C&A, Duo, B You, Contempo, and many more. ________Museums Edit This Art Museum of Sinaloa This museum contains 8 exhibition rooms, a permanent and 7 temporal exhibition rooms. The first of them is denominated “Jewels Room” and is distinguished by the masterpiece collection of the Mexican School of Painting from the end of the 9th Century up to our days. This room counts on the self-portrait of Diego Rivera from 1906, one of its main attractions. Besides, in them, important pieces of Juan Cordero, Francisco Goitia, Roberto Montenegro, Gerardo Murillo “Dr. Atl”, Jose Luis Cuevas, Lilia Carrillo, Francisco Toledo, Rufino Tamayo, Pedro Coronel and Francisco Moreno Capdevila among others, are found. Culiacán Ball Room Only a few notes, a set of shades, a photograph or a building like the Casino de la Cultura are enough to untie the melancholy and the longing of a time, which whether lived or not, fill our soul. It results surprising how it brings us images of persons and sounds in a spiral of memories which belong to us although we have not shared them. Come, we are waiting for you to share all this. Center of a social life of an era, the Casino is a beloved memory of that splendor, and a reality for the highest expressions of thought. Sinaloa Science Center The Sinaloa Science Center counts on a vast program of activities which supports the search and confrontation of knowledge through scientific investigation. It receives student groups in its ample and diverse laboratories where the realization of practices and experiments are carried out. The Sinaloa Science Center develops its own investigations, from biotechnology to robotic; it counts on 10 rooms for the graphic museum area where topics such as; the Universe, the Earth, Life, Man and others with totally interactive elements which increase the interest of its visitors are covered. DIFOCUR Direccion de Investigación y Fomento de Cultura Regional ( Direction of Investigation and Promotion of Regional Culture) is a decentralized public organism of the State Government whose objective is to contribute to the cultural development of our state through the promotion and difusion of the Mexican and Sinaloense culture. “Genaro Estrada” Cultural Center. It counts on Pablo de Villavicencio Theater with a capacity for 978 persons and the most advanced technological installations. Besides, the “José Limón” Art School, the “Gilberto Owen” Library, and the Lumiere Cinema with a capacity for 287 persons, where national as well as international art cinema is projected, are located there, it also counts on 3 art galleries and a permanent exhibition room of popular art pieces. ________Nightlife and Entertainment Edit This Gabriel Peralta y su camioneta Gabriel Peralta y su camioneta Carmen Suarez Clap's Bar Blvd. E. Sánchez Alonso # 1860 Desarrollo Tres Ríos Phone: +52 (667) 12 5018 Applebee's Av. Rotarismos Desarrollo Tres Ríos O'lydia Disco Carr. Mexico-Nogales Km. 1423 Phone: +52 (667) 750 6909 Kuwa Presa Valsequillo #909 Col. Las Quintas Phone: +52 (667) 716 7957 Bombai Rosales y Paliza Centro Histórico Phone: +52 (667) 752 2201 La Terraza Blvd. Diego Valadez Ríos #99 (Hotel Lucerna) Phone: 01 800 lucerna Fax: +52 (667) 716 5864 Baccá Litros Bar Blvd. Alfonso Saragoza Maytorena No 1850 Local 9 y 10 Plaza Rivieras Desarrollo Urbano Tres Rios Phone: +52 (667) 7 750 89 41 La Cantina Blvd. Diego Valadez Ríos #99 Frente a Hotel Lucerna Las Ventanas Edificio la Lonja Antonio Rosales No. 42 Col. Centro La Tequilera R. Paliza Centro Histórico Opera lounge (Verdi Café) Rafael Buelna 158 Phone: +52 (667) 71 61036 Mandalay y Manduka Disco and longe Hidalgo s/n Col. Centro Phone: +52 (667) 71 66269 The Velvet R. Paliza Centro Histórico Shooter's Blvd. Rotarismos 1331 Desarrollo Tres Ríos [Add Entertainment place] Bilbao Discoteque Edit This Isla Musala type: Clubs and dancing World66 rating: [rate it] Bilbao Discoteque Edit This Isla Musala type: Clubs and dancing World66 rating: [rate it] |