Things to do in Guaymas
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Mercado Municipal
Like most Mexican towns, Guaymas supports a Mercado Municipal, which has stalls where you can sit down to eat cheaply. Popular morning stalls include El Rinconito for machaca (rehydrated, spiced beef) and El Vaporcito for tacos al vapor (steamed beef) and birria (spicy meat stew). Both are in the southwest corner. It's a block south of Av Serdán, on Av Rodríguez between Calles 19 and 20, and opens around 06:00.
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Old Jail
The old jail (1900), near the bus station on Calle 15, is also an impressive sight in an otherwise rundown neighborhood. A project is in order to move the now razed Museo Histórico de Guaymas here, though not much progress had been made at time of research.
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Palacio Municipal
Near the Plaza de los Tres Presidentes are the 19th-century Iglesia de San Fernando and its Plaza 13 de Julio; the Palacio Municipal (built in 1899); and the neoclassical Banco de Sonora, which someone needs to restore in a hurry.
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Iglesia de San Fernando
Near the Plaza de los Tres Presidentes are the 19th-century Iglesia de San Fernando and its Plaza 13 de Julio; the Palacio Municipal (built in 1899); and the neoclassical Banco de Sonora, which someone needs to restore in a hurry.
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Banco de Sonora
Near the Plaza de los Tres Presidentes are the 19th-century Iglesia de San Fernando and its Plaza 13 de Julio; the Palacio Municipal (built in 1899); and the neoclassical Banco de Sonora, which someone needs to restore in a hurry.
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Plaza de los Tres Presidentes
Everything you will want to check out is in and around the Plaza de los Tres Presidentes, which commemorates the three Mexican presidents hailing from Guaymas with an impressive triple-threat monument.
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El Oeste Steak House
This popular steak house wins the Innovation in Taxidermy Design award, serving raved-about grilled Sonoran steaks in a saloon-like room decked out in stuffed game.
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Restaurant Los Barcos
This airy, palapa-roofed restaurant is the spot to try the town's famous fat shrimp.
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Sky Café
A great spot for cappuccinos and sweet desserts, facing Iglesia de San Fernando.
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Las 1000 Tortas
A good snack shop serving tortas, burritos, quesadillas and enchiladas.
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SE Pizzas
This all-you-can-eat pizza and salad buffet packs in a vibrant local crowd.
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