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The town's former train station has been restored and is well maintained. It houses a regional history museum that tells the stories of Atotonilco El Alto, particularly the Cristero War, a rebellion in the late 1920s against the government's efforts to curb the power of the Catholic church.
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Natural area with springs, pools, and streams in the forests on the north side of town. The waters have a high mineral content and are said to have healing powers. Changing rooms and restrooms are available (5 pesos) and pools are fairly shallow with depths generally under 1 meter, some small waterfalls. Paved walking trails, picnic pavilions with grills available, playground for children.
Beautifully ornate 400-year old church with an elaborate facade, a single bell tower, and an interior filled with religious paintings and sculptures.