10 REASONS WHY PEOPLE LOVE CUERNAVACA MEXICO

welcome to Cuernavaca Mexico known asthe city of Eternal spring now thisvideo will provide 10 reasons why peoplelove Cuernavaca[Music]welcome back to my channel and welcometo Cuernavaca Mexico population around1.1 million now just for context we havea map here we have circled CuernavacaCuernavaca is two hours from Mexico Citynow this video will provide 10 reasonswhy people of Cuernavaca people ofCuernavaca because of the museum RobertBrady let's face it who wouldn't want tolive independently wealthy and spendtheir time traveling around the worldcollecting art for their lavish MexicanMansion if that option isn't open to youvisit this Museum easily one ofcuernavaca's best and live vicariouslythe one-time home of American Artist andcollector Robert Brady the museum whichis housed in the Casa De la Torre is awonderful place to spend timeappreciating the Exquisite Taste of oneperson originally part of the monasterywithin the cathedral the house is astunning Testament to a man who knewwhat he liked Brady lived in Puertobackup for 24 years after a spellinvented us never married or hadchildren and has become a modern day gayicon his collections range from PapuaNew Guinea and India to Haiti and SouthAmerica and includes personal photoswith his Pals every room including thetwo gorgeous bathrooms and kitchens arefilled in with paintings carvingstextiles Antiques and folk art from allcorners of the earth people ofCuernavaca because of the cathedralcuernavaca's Cathedral templo deAsuncion de Maria is plain and solidwith an unembellished facade it standsin a large High walled compound built ina grand fortress-like style in an effortto impress intimidate and defend againstthe local people franciscans startedwork on what was one of Mexico'searliest Christian missions in 1526using indigenous labor and stones fromthe rubble of Cuernavaca the compoundentrance is on Hidalgo as you enter thecathedral compound there are two smallerchurches on the right is the pink templode la deseris ordin de San Francisco itsexterior was carved in 18th centuryBaroque Style by indigenous Artisans andits interior has ornate gildeddecorations on the left is the yellow19th century capila de Carmen whereBelievers seek cures for illness peopleof Cuernavaca because of the Museo JuanSoriano opened in 2018 this ContemporaryArt Museum is comprised of off-whitecubes squatting a few blocks west of theZocalo temporary exhibits have includedthe grotesque sculptures of Javier Marinand the world view of Angela garria thepermanent collection displays the 1200paintings drawings and costume designsof modern Mexican artists Juan Soriano ahighlight are Soriano sculptures in theShady Garden which flow around the loftyarchitecture making a tranquilalternative to the plaza de armas mainsquare there's also an elegant libraryfor research specializing in books andmagazines on Modern and Contemporary Artartwork explanatory text is in Spanishonly admission is Free People ofCuernavaca because of the Jardin Juarezadjoining the northwest corner of theplaza de armas is the Jardin Juarezwhere the central gazebo designed byTower Specialists Gustav Eiffel housesjuice and sandwich stands live bandconcerts on Thursdays and Sundayevenings start at 6 p.m roving vendorssell balloons ice cream and corn on thecob under the trees which fill up withLegions of tours at dusk even moreentertaining are the guitar trios whowarm up their voices and instrumentsbefore heading to the cafes across thestreet to serenade willing patrons youcan request a ballot or two for a smallsum of money people of cuernabacabecause of themmapo the Sprite and inviting Museumshowcases handicrafts from Morelosincluding life-size costume dancers withupturned chins from Morelos most so thepieces are displayed out in the open notbehind glass so you can get up close andadmire the handiwork the attached storesells quality pieces that you won't seein your average crafts market people ofCuernavaca because of the Palacio deCortez Cortez's imposing medieval styleFortress stands Ops at the southeast endof the plaza de armas this two-storyStone Palace was built in 1535 on thebase of the city pyramid that Cortezdestroyed after taking Cuernavaca thebase is still visible from variouspoints on the ground floor an earthquakein 2017 damaged the building and at thetime of writing the Palacio remainsclosed for repairs only a tinyexhibition remains open with relics fromthe pre-hispanic cultures the palacehouses the excellent Museo RegionalCuernavaca which has two floors ofexhibits highlighting Mexican culturesand history people of Cuernavaca becauseof Jardin Bordeaux this extravagantproperty inspired by Versailles featuresGardens formerly laid out in a series ofterraces with paths steps and fountainsduck into the house to get an idea ofhow Mexico's 19th century at aristocracylived in typical colonial style thebuildings are arranged around acourtyard in One Wing the Museo titillohas exhibits on daily life during theEmpire period And original documentswith the signatures of moralos Juarezand Maximilian the property was designedin 1783 for Manuel de la borda as anaddition to the stately resin built byhis father Jose de la borda from 1866Emperor Maximilian and Empress carlottoentertain their courtiers here and usethe house as a summer residence peopleof Cuernavaca because of pyramid to Teoponzalco this very small archaeologicalsite one kilometer Northeast of thecenter actually has two pyramids oneinside the other you can climb on theouter base and see the older pyramidwithin with a double staircase leadingup to the remains of the pair of thetemples chiliacas built the olderpyramid over 800 years ago the outsideone was being constructed by the Aztecswhen Cortez arrived and was nevercompleted the name Tia ponzalco meansplace of the old Temple people ofCuernavaca because of the plaza de armascuerto Baca zokolo Plaza de armas isflanked on the east by the Palacio deCortez and the giant Cuernavaca letterson the west by the Palacio de gorbernoand on the northeast and South byrestaurants and roving bands ofmariachis it's the only main plaza inMexico without a church chapel Conventor Cathedral overlooking it people ofCuernavaca because of the papalotemuseum del nino built as part of a landdeal with the city this excellentchildren's museum has an odd location inthe shopping center beside a Costcoabout four kilometers north of downtownbut for travelers with children it'swell worth seeking it out geared towardseducation technology and play the museumincludes a large Lego exhibit musicalelements and lots of bright colorsthere's an IMAX theater in the samecomplex and discounts for families andgroups the reasons provided in thisvideo are not all the reasons why peoplelove queer nabaka if you've got a reasonwhy you love Cuernavaca pop it in thecomments section I'll make another videoI hope you enjoyed the video ciao fornowforeign[Music][Music][Music]