Fun and entertainment Mazatlán

The day is going on on the beach: volleyball, football and swimming pool. And in the evening, 2 000 people can enter the box to still sweat! It reopened in 2009, after extensive renovation.

Inaugurated in 1874 as the Teatro Rubio, the theatre functioned as such until 1940, when it was converted into a cinema until 1963; left abandoned, it was destroyed by a cyclone in 1975. It was not until 1992 that it was reopened, in keeping with the original design. On three levels, it can accommodate up to 1,366 people. It offers a fine theater program, which makes it the flagship of Sinaloense culture, as well as temporary art exhibitions and events related to the Festival Cultural Mazatlán.

Built in 1876, this old finca dates from the golden age of the port of Mazatlan and offers a magnificent setting. In 2010, the place was converted into an (excellent) restaurant with an old-fashioned atmosphere: you can sit in the large inner courtyard where the trees have long since taken over the old stones and the place. The large bar, ventilated by numerous fans, gives the impression of having been here for ages. Ideal for a cocktail at any time of day. The dishes, the fruit of an original culinary creation, are to be discovered.