Nochistlán

In this charming town south of Zacatecas you can stroll through its streets that are a reflection of its Colonial history. This place to visit was founded in 1532 as Guadalajara, it was Nuño de Guzmán who arrived in Zacatecan lands a couple of years before. Visit his Parish to San Francisco de Asis, the Moreno Garden, the House of the Ruiz, the Garden of Martyrs of 64, among others. The typical of the place is the saddlery and from this you can buy several items.

Located in the neighborhood of the same name, in this place to visit stands this temple for the yellow color of its facade. Although you do not have the exact date when it was built, it is known that it was in the mid-seventeenth century and is perhaps the most visited by tourists. Here is also home to the famous Güerito de Nochistlán who is responsible for the traditional village festivities that take place in mid-January between typical foods, dances and tambora.