Timeline
16:10
El Apapacho "Comida Nada Gourmet y Arte"
Grab a drink and a bite at El Apapacho. This regional restaurant and feminist library is open and ready for you. The atmosphere is quiet and cultural, a perfect way to start the evening before the crowds arrive.
16:45
Walk to Santa Lucía Park. It is the closest viewing spot to your previous stop, only a short walk away. Find a spot near the water and settle in. The park is open and accessible, giving you time to watch the sky change color over the lagoon.
17:05
The golden light hits the park at 17:05. The sun is setting toward the WSW, casting a warm glow over the trees and water. Stay here for a few minutes to let the light settle in.
17:35
Sandunga - Cocina Tradicional Oaxaqueña
Head to Sandunga for a late dinner. It is a short walk from the park. This traditional Oaxacan restaurant is open until late, offering a warm, flavorful end to your sunset walk. The menu is 100% traditional, so you can enjoy a hearty meal as the night fully sets in.
Local tip
The park is open and free. El Apapacho is open Mon, Wed-Fri 13:00-22:00 and Sat-Sun 09:00-22:00. Sandunga is open Tue-Sat 13:00-24:00 and Sun 09:00-16:00. Check the route to Santa Lucía Park if you are not sure how to get there.
Check before you go
- El Apapacho is closed on Tuesdays.
- Sandunga is closed on Mondays.
Worth knowing
- El Apapacho "Comida Nada Gourmet y Arte" is open at 16:10 only on Mo, We, Th, Fr, Sa, Su
- Sandunga - Cocina Tradicional Oaxaqueña is open at 17:35 only on Tu, We, Th, Fr, Sa
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