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A very colonial agglomeration of churches, government buildings, plaza, etc. Also, in the nearby town of Concepción de Ataco is a town square area with numerous artisanal shops.
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Duran Arch
An archway not quite to the scale of Arche de Triomphe but something to see anyway.
Termales de Santa Teresa
Relaxing mineral water hot springs and face masks, etc. Kind of expensive though.
Labyrinth
Outdoor adventure park with ziplines, zip-bikes, zip-surfing and of course the labyrinth mazes made up of hedges where they have to send someone in if you get hopelessly lost.
The town's main church. While the parish dates from 1798, the original colonial-era church was destroyed by an earthquake in 2001. The new church is a neoclassical style structure with a starkly austere interior of natural wood and white stucco. The impression is of being in a serene space reflective of the surrounding natural world.
Kind of like a waterfall grotto with an admission fee.
Black Christ Church
Church with a black Christ statue.