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La Paz is the region's commercial, cultural, and political center, however it maintains the 'Old Baja' feeling for which the area was known long ago. Founded by Hernan Cortes in 1535, La Paz became the first Spanish town in the Baja California Peninsula and for many years, the area was known for its oysters and rich pearl production. On your visit, you can take advantage one of many water sports available, fine dining, and superb accommodations. |
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| ESSENCE OF THE AREA |
| As the state capital of Baja California Sur, La Paz is known as a tranquil city with a subtle cosmopolitan and romantic flair. Although the city is known mostly as a top sportfishing destination in the world, it is also known for its colonial architecture and provincial charm. Visitors can take advantage of the many outdoor activities that no other colonial city in Mexico has. |
| RECOMMENDED STAY |
| You can see most of La Paz in one full day, however you will need to spend at least one night there in order to explore the hidden treasures this city has.
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| MUST SEE |
| Malecon, Plaza Constitucion, Museo Regional de Antropologia, Isla Espiritu Santo, Teatro de la Ciudad, Unidad Cultural Profesor Jesús Castro Agundez, Museo Comunitario de la Ballena, Santuario de la Virgen de Guadalupe
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| DRIVING DISTANCES AND TIMES |
From La Paz to: |
Distance in Kilometers: |
Journey: |
| Cabo San Lucas |
176 km |
3 hours |
| Ensenada |
1351 km |
18 hours |
| Loreto |
389 km |
5 hours |
| San Jose del Cabo |
195 km |
3 hours |
| Tijuana |
1544 km |
22 hours |
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