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Instituto de Artes Gráficos

A smaller venue which hosts rotating exhibits of work by national and international artists.

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La Biznaga
Dine in a covered courtyard surrounded by art and wireless web surfers. Prices are reasonable for creative Oaxacan cuisine, and the people watching is a bonus.
Mon-Thu 13:00-22:00, Fri Sat 13:00-23:00
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Museo de las Culturas de Oaxaca
Centro Cultural Santo Domingo, Ex Convento de Santo Domingo
This is a museum of regional history and culture, with exhibits on Zapotec, Mixtec, and Olmec civilizations, as well as colonial and revolutionary era history. The highlight is the collection of treasure excavated from Tomb 7 at Monte Albán by archaeologist Alfonso Caso in the 1930s. The Museo occupies most rooms of the Convent of Santo Domingo, so it is huge and impressive: you will need a few hours to visit it! It also offers nice views over the plaza and the botanical garden.
Tue-Sun 10:00-18:00M$210 (M$105 Mexican residents, Free for Mexicans under 13 and seniors); M$63 video and tripod permit
Eat
Comala
Serves a good selection of Oaxacan fare, and international favorites including burgers and sandwiches. Has a good comida corrida.
Mon-Sat 08:30-24:00M$80 (comida corrida), M$85-120 mains
Drink
Los Amantes Mezcalería
A quaint but pricey mezcaleria near the Tempo de Santo Domingo featuring high quality mezcal and a guitar player.