Plaza de Armas

The museum, in front of and to the east of the Plaza de Armas presents historical artifacts, paintings, maps, and documents from the 19th century and earlier. It contains an impressive exhibit of Ortiz Tirado.

The church built from 1757 to 1804, with three naves and a façade with classic and baroque elements, was the seat of the first Sonoran bishopric.

Cool old manor home that's been abandoned and that locals say is haunted. The house is in good condition with well-maintained lawn and gardens, but it feels musty and has an air of decay to it. The house is empty and tourists can walk through most areas of it. It takes on a gloomy, depressing atmosphere during late afternoons in the winter. The story that locals tell is that the daughter of the estate's owner fell in love with the gardener. When dad found out, he flipped his lid and killed the young man, burying his body in the gardens. When the daughter found out, she went crazy and killed herself. Locals say you can see the ghosts of the two lovers if you're on the property at night.