Parks and SquaresJuan Alvarez PlazaAcapulco

The Plaza Juan Alvarez received its name from the native man who fought alongside the insurgent army of General Morelos. The esplanade was remodeled in March 1998, under the phrase "a new horizon for Guerrero." You can walk among its gardens that are decorated with fountains and motifs depicting aquatic species such as octopus, sailfish, dolphins, etc,  all constructed artistically with river stones. The kiosk is surrounded by a large number of plants and at the end of the garden you will find the Basilica de Nuestra Señora Soledad,  which offers morning and afternoon services for the passerby.

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