Centro Cultural del Mezcal

Welcome Party

Quinta Real

Wedding Day

Los Lavaderos Garden

Ceremony

Naranja Garden

Cocktail Hour

Calenda

La Capilla

Reception

Quinta Real Pool

Recovery Brunch

Our Wedding

Our Story

Photos

Wedding Party

You must call to book the reservation. Please be prepared to give the following information when you call to book: 1. CODE: Paula &amp; Tommy's Wedding2. Number of rooms3. Arrival and departure date4. Type of bed (king or two singles)5. Credit Card (only to hold the reservation, payment may be made upon arrival) DEADLINE TO BOOK WITH SPECIAL PRICE IS DECEMBER 10TH 2024

Quinta Real Oaxaca

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Text/WhatsApp Valeria at +52 951 409 9155 to set up tours. 

Alebrije Guided Workshop Tour

When you arrive at the workshop we will introduce you to our world, where the&nbsp;“tonas and nahuales”&nbsp;live; animals with spirit, carved and decorated with motifs represented in our Zapotec calendar&nbsp;.&nbsp;We will guide you from start to finish through a journey that covers each of the stages of elaboration of our pieces, explaining in detail how a log of wood can become a work of art. You will have the opportunity to witness up close the processes carried out by the artisans that make up our different areas. Alebrijes, tonas, and nahuales are all&nbsp;protective animals that are an important part of Zapotec culture and are said to guide and protect people throughout their lives.&nbsp;The term alebrije is an umbrella term that encompasses both tonas and nahuales: TonasThese are the animals of the Zapotec calendar, and in pre-Hispanic traditions, each person has a toná spirit animal assigned to them at birth based on their year and day of birth.&nbsp;In Zapotec towns, fathers would traditionally assign their newborn's toná to them along with their paternal blessing. NahualesThese are animals that are fused with humans.&nbsp;In the Borgia Codex, nahuales are described as metamorphic creatures that can change their physical form into any other animal or even human form at will.&nbsp;For the Aztecs, the nahual may be associated with the ihiyotl, the third and less well understood aspect of the human soul. Tour details here: https://jacoboymariaangeles.com/en/guided-tour/

Monte Albán

Monte Albán is a fascinating archaeological site located in the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca. It’s one of the earliest and most important Mesoamerican cities, founded around 500 BCE by the Zapotec civilization. The site is situated on a large, flattened hilltop, offering stunning panoramic views of the surrounding valleys. Visitors to Monte Albán can explore a variety of well-preserved structures, including temples, pyramids, palaces, and an observatory. The site’s layout reflects its historical significance as a political, economic, and religious center. One of the highlights is the Great Plaza, which is surrounded by impressive stone platforms and buildings. The site also features intricate carvings and inscriptions, including the famous “Danzantes” (Dancers) stones, which are believed to depict sacrificial victims or ritual dancers. Additionally, there is a small museum on-site that provides further context and displays artifacts found during excavations.Monte Albán is a UNESCO World Heritage site, and it’s a must-see for anyone interested in ancient civilizations, architecture, and history.

Mezcal Tasting Tour

Experience the rich heritage and unique flavors of mezcal on a guided tasting tour in Oaxaca. Our tour offers an immersive journey into the heart of mezcal production, from the agave fields to the final bottled product. Try a variety of Mezcal from across the country!

Tours

Restaurants

<a href="https://losdanzantesoaxaca.com.mx/eng-about-us/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Los Danzantes:</a> (our favorite restaurant) At Los Danzantes we work to update Mexican gastronomy, invigorate traditional flavors, and demonstrate that the roots of our cuisine can be successfully reinterpreted in modern ways.&nbsp;We received a 2024 Michelin Star for the excellent quality of our cuisine and service. <a href="https://pitiona.com/who-we-are/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Pitiona: </a>Most ingredients highlighted at Pitiona honor and celebrate Oaxacan land and coastal cultures, ensuring that 95% are Oaxacan and 5% from the rest of the country, recognizing the variety of flavors, traditions and products that Mexico offers. <a href="https://www.restaurantecatedral.com.mx/seleccion-de-menu" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Restaurante Catedral</a><a href="https://www.restaurantecatedral.com.mx/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"> </a>: Since its founding in 1977, Restaurante Catedral has set the standard for quality by balancing innovation and authenticity to offer the best of Oaxacan and international cuisine. Located one block from the Zócalo in an impressive mansion reminiscent of the Porfirio Díaz era, Restaurante Catedral is the best choice to experience Oaxaca through its aromas and flavors in the most beautiful setting. <a href="https://www.casaoaxacaelrestaurante.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Casa Oaxaca:</a> MICHELIN Guide’s Point Of View - In the shadow of the Templo de Santo Domingo de Guzmán, Chef Alejandro Ruiz’s two-story restaurant buzzes with all the energy of a new opening. And yet, the stoves have been firing for more than two decades and have drawn attention from all corners of the world. Stylishly dressed, guests opt for the spacious rooftop patio where attentive servers are quick to make salsa tableside. The menu spins local ingredients and Oaxacan flavors with international touches, and nothing comes out of the kitchen looking anything less than beautiful. Desserts, like the platano Colorado with banana cream and mezcal caramel, show delicious refinement. All the while, as the sun sets and the church bell rings, the party goes on to the sound of cocktail shakers.

Cocktails

<a href="https://www.selvaoaxaca.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Selva Oaxaca Cocktail Bar</a>: Selva is an ode to the diversity and richness of local ingredients and Mexican Spirits, it is a journey through the flavors of Oaxaca, its culture, terroir and heritage. An eclectic tasting space with room for conversations and thought provoking cocktails. <a href="https://www.facebook.com/SabinaSabeOaxaca?_rdr" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Sabina Sabe: </a>Taking its name from Mazatec medicine woman María Sabina, this bar is a love letter to mezcal, with various bottles on display. In addition to neat serves of these exceptional local spirits, the bar team also use them to create a number of compelling cocktails, combining them with an array of Oaxacan ingredients.&nbsp; <a href="https://www.instagram.com/espaciooaxaca/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Espacio Oaxaca:</a> Part bar, part mezcaleria, part art space that features cocktails, special mezcales and rotating artists and expositions.&nbsp;

Eat & Drink

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Paula & Tommy

Paula & Tommy

P&T

Welcome Party

Wedding Day

3:30 PM–4:30 PM

Ceremony

4:30 PM–5:30 PM

Cocktail Hour

5:30 PM–6:15 PM

Calenda

6:15 PM–2:00 AM

Reception

Recovery Brunch