If you go to Comala, be sure to look at the former farm of Nogueras, located 2 kilometers east of the city of Comala, exiting Degollado street. The exuberant vegetation of the surroundings, together with the beauty of the farms, makes this visit a true delight.
The helmet, faithfully remodeled by the architect Gonzalo Villa Chávez, internationally renowned restorer, has been owned by the University of Colima since 1996 and is the headquarters of the Western Anthropological Studies and Design, Architecture and Aesthetic Research Centers. Next to the chapel is the Alejandro Rangel Museum.
If you go to Comala, be sure to look at the former farm of Nogueras, located 2 kilometers east of the city of Comala, exiting Degollado street. The exuberant vegetation of the environment, together with the beauty of the farms, makes this visit a true delight. The helmet, faithfully remodeled by the architect Gonzalo Villa Chávez, internationally renowned restorer, has been owned by the University of Colima since 1996 and the headquarters of the Western Anthropological Studies and Design, Architecture and Aesthetic Research Centers. Next to the chapel is the Alejandro Rangel Museum.
Source: Tips from Aeroméxico No. 14 Colima / winter 1999-2000
