Aguascalientes

In the city of Aguascalientes there are buildings around the Plaza Patria, that protect its history, the downtown streets have been transformed into pedestrian walkways. Find what to do by visiting the Cathedral that dates back to the 17th century, its Tuscan classic style interior that boasts a tubular wooden organ unique in Latin America; next to it is the Neo-Classical Morelos Theater with a museum inside; the Government Palace that is characterized by its 5 murals, the most splendid of the state; the Temple of San Antonio Padua, built in pink quarry and the Temple of Mercy dating from 1765.

The building that houses this museum has a neoclassical style. Whoever visits it will enjoy not only the exhibitions, but also its two patios, gardens and fountains. As part of the permanent exhibitions, there are engravings by Francisco Díaz de León, paintings by Gabriel Fernández Ledesma and engravings by Saturnino Herrán. The best also are the surprise temporary exhibitions that are presented.