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The interesting fact:<\/b> In the museum you will discover how this home-based tradition jumped from the kitchens of mansions to become an industry with steam engines in the 1940s.<\/p>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
\u2728 A Living Experience: What you will see<\/h4>\n
The museum is designed to transport you to the elegant atmosphere of the Porfirian era, with exquisite decor and costumed staff that make you feel like you're in the 19th century. Its treasures are divided into four must-see sections:<\/p>\n
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- The Colonial Kitchen (The heart of the place):<\/b> Here, the magic happens in real time. You'll see a traditional kitchen with copper pots where ate (a type of fruit paste) is made by hand. The smell of cooked fruit is unforgettable!<\/li>\n
- Sala de Historia y Maquetas:<\/b> Un recorrido visual a trav\u00e9s de maquetas detalladas que muestran desde la vida en los conventos hasta las primeras f\u00e1bricas industriales.<\/li>\n
- The Time Tunnel (Photograph):<\/b> An impressive gallery with more than 130 old photos<\/b> from the collection of chronicler Jos\u00e9 Antonio Romo. It is a nostalgic window to see what Morelia was like in the time of our great-grandparents.<\/li>\n
- Cinema and Carriages:<\/b> To conclude the experience, there is a courtyard with 19th-century carriages and a projection room that summarizes centuries of confectionery tradition.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
\ud83d\udccd Why visit it from P\u00e1tzcuaro?<\/h4>\n
Because no trip to Michoac\u00e1n is complete without dessert. If you fell in love with the pasta ice cream in P\u00e1tzcuaro, in Morelia you must surrender to the ate with cheese. Plus, this museum is the perfect place to buy it. authentic souvenirs<\/b>: slices of quince paste, fudge, Zamorano-style sweets, and Morelian-style sweets. It's an ideal, central, and quick stop to enjoy with the family before returning to the calm of P\u00e1tzcuaro<\/i>.<\/p>\n
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- Sala de Historia y Maquetas:<\/b> Un recorrido visual a trav\u00e9s de maquetas detalladas que muestran desde la vida en los conventos hasta las primeras f\u00e1bricas industriales.<\/li>\n
- The Colonial Kitchen (The heart of the place):<\/b> Here, the magic happens in real time. You'll see a traditional kitchen with copper pots where ate (a type of fruit paste) is made by hand. The smell of cooked fruit is unforgettable!<\/li>\n
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