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Ures

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On the riverbank of the Sonora River, Ures is the starting point for this tour. Its name means “sav­age cat” in Ópata Indian. Founded as a mission town in 1636 with the name of San Miguel Arcángel de los Ures Mission (others say that it was founded in 1644 by Jesuit Francisco Paris), it served as the state’s capital city from 1838 to 1842 and from 1847 to 1879. In 1998, it was bestowed the title of Heroic City. Today, the city is a testament to the calm and relaxed rever­ence felt for the rich historical legacy of its past.

Plaza Zaragoza

The crown jewel of architecture in the center of town, this plaza offers its visitors a historic kiosk, uniquely decorated with mythical sculptures and majestic, im­pressive kapok tress.

 

San Miguel Arcángel Temple

Although modified, this seventeenth century, one-nave temple still proudly displays some of its original details. For instance, the belfries inside its two towers still preserve the mesquite stairs installed during the eighteenth century.

Regional Museum

This museum is housed inside an architecturally-rich and historic nineteenth-century mansion. In its elev­en galleries, visitors can enjoy permanent expositions of photography, documents and everyday objects representative of the historic, social and educational development of Ures and other municipalities in the region. Seasonal artistic expositions and guided tours are also available. Tel. 01 (623) 2321 731.

La Quinta Nápoles Hacienda

Located in the southern part of the city, this hacienda perfectly preserves its old colonial style while incorpo­rating first class hotel services. Tel. 01 (623) 2320 394.

El Labrador Hacienda

With the concept of providing rest and privacy for its guests, this restored 1860 hacienda offers package deals for staying in any one of its six uniquely decorated rooms. Originally an agricultural hacienda, it continues to function as such. It offers dining facilities and guided tours. Gral. Piña final S/N, Tels. 01 (623) 232 0378 and 01 (662) 217 0323. www.ellabradorhosteria.com.

San Rafael Hacienda

Excellent for a family stay, this hacienda has 19 rooms with all the amenities, including restaurant services for groups and open bar for the general public. Hermosillo- Ures Highway Kilometer Marker 53, in the town of San Rafael de Ures, Tel. 01 (623) 232 4240.










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