Antiguo Chorro de San Pedro

One of the most emblematic springs of the Veracruz capital is the “Choro de San Pedro”, which supplies Fuentes and streams in the Tecajetes Park, a recreational space where the Xalapean families congregate on weekends, mainly for outdoor activities. The oldest graphic antecedent dates back to 1886, when the artist Cleofas Almaza painted the work "Cañada del Chorro de San Pedro, in Jalapa" and is exhibited in the National Museum of Art and Literature (INBAL)