Neighborhood Directory

Barrio Alto de La Mina (Sagrado Corazón de Jesús) is a hilly residential area with older housing and a local community atmosphere. Streets here are narrow and sometimes steep.

Barrio Banqueos is a compact central area dominated by mid-century apartment blocks and small offices. Local shops cluster around main crossroads, and traffic is consistent throughout the day.

Barrio Barro Blanco is a residential area with a mix of older homes and some newer buildings. Most daily needs can be met locally, though larger shops lie outside the neighborhood.

Barrio El Mirador-Boston is a residential area with easy access to public transport. Local shops and schools serve the community.

Barrio El Turco is a residential district known for its Middle Eastern influence and family-run businesses. Streets are lined with local shops and casual eateries.

Barrio La Pradera is a quiet residential area with local shops and basic services. Most streets are lined with single-family homes and small apartment buildings.

Barrio Porfirio Barba Jacob is a small residential area with low-rise housing and local shops. This neighborhood is quieter, with limited nightlife and modest amenities.

Barrio San Antonio is an older residential area with narrow streets and traditional low-rise homes. It is popular among local artists and has a mix of small cafés and galleries.

Barrio San Francisco has a residential feel with a mix of older houses and modern apartment blocks. Commercial activity is limited and mostly found along the main streets.

Barrio San Javier del Portal is a residential area with small local businesses and easy access to main roads. Most homes are low-rise apartments and single-family houses.

Paraje La Teresita sits on the city's outskirts with mainly agricultural land and scattered homes. The area is known for open spaces and quiet roads.

Paraje Quebrada Santo Tomas is a quiet area on the outskirts of the city. It is mostly residential with some agricultural plots and local shops.