It is a pedestrian-friendly street connects the Santo Domingo Temple and the Zocalo. It is a street paved with green cantera.

On this beautiful street you can admire architectural monuments, jewelry stores, galleries, restaurants and craft stores.

It is a nice gathering place for locals and visitors.

The street is also renowned for its vibrant cultural scene. Art galleries, craft shops, and boutiques are scattered along the street. Food lovers will find themselves in a gastronomic paradise, as the street is home to numerous traditional Oaxacan restaurants and cafes serving mouthwatering delights.

Throughout the year, the pedestrian street hosts various festivals and celebrations like The Day of the Dead, Guelaguetza, and the Night of the Radishes are just a few examples of the different celebrations that bring the street to life with color, music, and traditions.