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The best area to stay in Capula is within the town centre, particularly around the main plaza and surrounding streets.This area is the heart of Capula, known for its traditional Michoacán architecture and its status as a pueblo mágico (magical town). The main plaza, or zócalo, is a focal point, often featuring artisan markets and local events. The streets immediately surrounding the plaza are where you'll find most of the town's renowned pottery workshops and studios, including those specialising in the famous "Catrinas" figures. It's a very walkable area, allowing easy access to craft shops and local eateries.For couples and solo travellers interested in local crafts and culture, staying near the town centre is ideal. It provides direct access to the workshops where you can observe artisans at work and purchase unique pieces directly.

The best time to visit Capula is during the dry season, from November to May, when the weather is most pleasant.This period avoids the heavier rains of the summer months, making it ideal for exploring the town and its surroundings comfortably. Temperatures are generally mild, often in the mid-20s Celsius, great for strolling through the artisan workshops and enjoying outdoor activities.For those interested in Capula's famous Day of the Dead celebrations, late October and early November are particularly special. The town becomes a focal point for traditional catrina pottery, and you'll find numerous unique pieces and exhibitions. It's a truly cultural experience for any traveller.If you prefer fewer crowds and a more relaxed pace, visiting in January or February after the holiday rush can be very appealing.