Sierra de San Juan

Tepic's principal city park, though there is nothing of particular note here, just vendor stalls and trees and some sense of peace.

This city park has a memorial to the "hero boy" Juan Escutia. To the southwest across Av Ignacio Allende is the Alameda de Tepic where there is a small aviary.

Part of INAH system of museums in Mexico, has intriguing display of exhibits pertaining to topics like precolonial and natural history. The museum contains a large collection of pre-Hispanic art from the Shaft Tomb culture. The collection includes a large number of sculptures depicting humans engaged in normal daily activities, unlike the sculptures of most other indigenous cultures, which focused primarily on deities.

Museum about indigenous cultures in a historic colonial building, right across from the regional museum.

Tepic's central square, with a monument and people selling handicrafts. A great place to watch activity go on in Tepic.

For the art enthusiasts out there.