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Getting Around

The Malecón stretches over 20 km and is walkable or bikeable. Green-and-white pulmonías (open-air taxis) are the classic local transport. Uber is available. City buses run along main corridors but can be crowded.
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Top Sights

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Malecón de Mazatlán

One of the longest seaside boardwalks in the world, lined with sculptures, restaurants, and ocean views.

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Catedral Basílica de la Inmaculada Concepción

A striking 19th-century cathedral in the heart of the historic centro with ornate interior details.

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El Faro (Lighthouse)

A short but steep hike to one of the highest natural lighthouses in the world, with panoramic views of the city and coast.

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Museums

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Museo de Arte de Mazatlán

Small art museum in a restored historic building showcasing regional and contemporary Mexican art.

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Parks & Nature

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Isla de la Piedra (Stone Island)

A short boat ride from the marina leads to a tranquil stretch of beach with palapa restaurants and horseback riding.

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Eat, Drink & Work

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Plazuela Machado

Historic plaza ringed with restaurants, cafes, and live music — the social heart of old Mazatlán.

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El Presidio (Seafood)

Upscale take on Sinaloan cuisine; try aguachile and smoked marlin tostadas.

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Cervecería del Pacífico

Historic brewery home of Pacífico beer; take the tour and sample fresh brews at the source.

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