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Rising slightly to the east of the main square and festooned with television and communication towers, the Cerro de la Compania (Hill of the Bell) provides a grand panorama over the vastness that has become Hermosillo. The hill is a longtime favorite with locals - both for the view and as a romantic haunt. Recntly, the government has beautified the access road with pots of bougainville and cobblestoned the street. There is a parking area just below the towers and views stretch off to the north, west and south. The historical core lies below to the west; the business core to the northwest and out of view at the base of the hill on the northeast is the old State Prison which has been transformed into a fine museum devoted to the long and varied history of the State of Sonora. Leave a Comment
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 Iron-wrought bandstand in the middle of the Plaza by mtncorg Named for the Mexican general who defeated the French at the battle of Puebla, May 5, 1862 = Cinco de Mayo - The square is flanked by the Casa Mayor (City Hall), the Palacio Gobierno (State executive offices) and the Catedral. It is dominated by a central ironwork bandstand. Compared to other Mexican cities, the central square is not as large and does not figure quite as importantly due to the huge amount of recent urban growth. Still, the leafy trees provide a bit of respite from the intense Sonoran sun and at holidays, the square is packed with humanity, celebrating under the red, white and green lights. Leave a Comment
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This beautiful 19th century building houses the executvie branch of the Sonoran State government. Within the building - like in many other Mexican States - murals, which were painted in the 1980’s, depict the history and mythology of Mexico and Sonora. Sonora was a longtime backwater for Mexico, a definite deadend due to both the far distance from the Mexican heartland and extremely harsh climate. The ‘Sonoran Dynasty’ initiated by Alvaro Obregon, the general who ended the long Mexican Revoluiton in 1920 by beating all other comers, changed things somewhat (Obregon was followed by Elias Calles who ruled Mexico directly and indirectly until choosing Lazaro Cardenas as his presidential successor in 1934, a man who proved not to be as pliable as Calles had hoped), though Ford Motors has probably changed the face of Hermosillo more than any other factor. Leave a Comment
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 Front facade of the Catedral de la Asuncion by mtncorg, 4 more photos Not Hermosillo’s largest church, but certainly its most important one as it is the seat of the Bishop. Situated on the west side of the Plaza Zaragoza - Hermosillo’s zocalo - the church looks across the square to the Palacio Gobierno and the Casa Mayor. The Church dates back to the 18th century, but it took over a hundred years to build and is mainly a product of the 19th century. It represents a blend of different architectural styles which mingle well for the most part. Leave a Comment
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by CHINA20 The murals contain temes about the Sonora history and the life and the universe. Leave a Comment Address: Goverment Palace
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 Goverment Palace by CHINA20 Design of neoclasic inspiration, there You can see some murals about the Sonora history and the life and the universe... Leave a Comment Directions: Downtown, in front of the Zaragoza Square
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 Cactus and Sea by jmbredeck Not exactly Hermosillo, but close by. Visit the coast and enjoy some of the natural beauty of the Sea of Cortez. While most folks in and around ""Hillo" consider the small resort area of San Carlos pretty interesting in terms of night-life, I would also plug the undeveloped, and under-developed areas of the coast that are populated by smaller fishing villages. A web-page with nice images can be viewed at: http://mit.edu/doval/www/beach.html Leave a Comment Directions: Drive south in direction of Obregon, turn off Hwy when signs indicate San Carlos, or Guaymas.
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 Ruta del Rio de Sonora by jmbredeck Drive out of Hermosillo and follow the route of the Sonora River, that's more or less what the Jesuits did (without benefit of cars) centuries ago as they founded their network of missions and visitas that dot the landscape between Hermosillo and Southern Arizona. Leave a Comment
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