The theater “teatro ángela peralta was built in the years 1869 till 1874 as an opera house and later on it was used as a cinema. In 1964 the operation discontinued and in 1975 it the hurricane “oilvia” hit it badly and gave it the rest. It collapsed completely and the city government wanted to tear it down. In the late 80s there was initative to save the theater, in 1990 it was declared as a national cultural monument and it reopened again in 1990.

The old town is pitoresk, many newly renovated buildings alternate with complete ruins and often the fresh painted facade is a pure scenery. Be sure to visit the covered market place.

Triunfo was a city. But when the gold and silver mines were depleted in1926, the number of inhabitants decreased from 10,000 to now 380 people. A highlight in the village is the cafe triunfo and when you have an illustrious breakfast at the table on the outside wall of the former prison, please have a look behind you. The bullet holes in the wall derives from the shootings of the delinquents.

The parntercity of Cabo San Lucas has a completely different flair, no cruise ships arrive here , there is no party mile for unleashed american youth, here the establishment goes shopping. Every thursday evening there is an art walk through the art district and frank arnold art & gallery is the lonesome lighthouse in the touristy shallow water area, who has no need to sell colorful skulls (yet best as ashtrays) (See next post: frank arnold art)