a huge system of caves with stalactites and stalagmites. Easy going as everything has concrete floors and handrailings. To get there, by bus 'Nombre de Dios/Ojo' to the grutas (M$6),
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Hike up 300 m to Colorado Peak. You can start after visiting the caves. Don't get into the bus at the cave exit, walk the street about 100 m then turn right ca. 500 m along a 4WD-Road. Cross the street and look for the small path that goes straight up the mountain in front of you. It's only a few km walk up and down, but very strenuous. Wear good shoes, take plenty of water and be prepared for some climbing. You'll be rewarded with a great view over the city. You can find the way at OsmAnd or Mapy.cz. You can return the path at the other side of the mountain. It's a bit less step and it ends at a shopping mall where you can get pizza, ice-cream and stop taxis.
Museo de Arte Contemporáneo Casa Redonda
What was once the National Railways of Mexico (Ferrocarriles Nacionales de México) workshops is now this museum, known as Casa Redonda (Round House) by its building structure dating from the early 19th century.
Museo Casa Chihuahua
Now a modern art museum, and the former jail cell of Fr Hidalgo.
Palacio de Gobierno
The State House.
Parque del Palomar
Once one of the worst neighborhoods in the city, now the largest city park. Art, concerts and massive events are held in this modern park.
Historical City Hall.