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The main church in San Jose del Cabo, it was established in 1730, but reconstructed several times, moved once, and had its roof blown off by a tropical storm in 1958. The current church is a neoclassical design that retains its colonial look despite its relative youth. It was built in 1940. The facade is marked with a tile mural depicting the martyrdom of founder Nicolás Tamaral, killed by the local Pericu people.
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Plaza Central
The main public plaza in downtown San Jose del Cabo in the heart of the Gallery District. Events such as music and dancing take place during the week, especially on Saturday and Sunday nights. Numerous boutique shops, art galleries and restaurants face the plaza.
Historic 19th century stucco building that serves as a forum for local arts organizations. Beautiful architecture with graceful arches, wood ceilings, and thick tiles.
San Jose Estuary
A beautiful marsh with walking trails, along a sheltered lagoon, located just east of downtown. The estuary is known for having a wide variety of aquatic bird species and is the best place in Cabo for Birdwatching.