Concordia
Concordia, Sinaloa
A colonial town at the foot of the mountains east of Mazatlán, famous for its 18th-century stone church and handcrafted wooden furniture and pottery.
Concordia is about 40 km from Mazatlán and dates to the 16th century. The façade of the Church of San Sebastián is exquisite Baroque stone carving, and it is one of the oldest churches still standing in Sinaloa. The town is known for hand-carved wooden furniture and pottery, and a giant chair at the entrance serves as its landmark. It is often combined with a day trip to the mining town of Copala, deeper in the mountains, with views of the Sierra Madre along the way.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Copala
- Isla de la Piedra (Stone Island)
- Malecón de Mazatlán
- Monumento al Pescador
- Mercado Pino Suárez
- Basilica Cathedral of Mazatlán
- Gran Acuario Mazatlán
- Teatro Ángela Peralta