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The town's main square (zocalo) is a pleasant place for an evening stroll or for people watching, particularly on Sunday afternoons. The plaza's centerpiece is a wrought-iron bandstand that was imported from France. The plaza is also site of a bust of Miguel Hidalgo, father of the country.
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Colonial era church established in 1765. The 350-year old church is known for its late baroque-style cupola, and beautifully rustic interior with a wooden altar and elaborate rococco altarpiece ostentatiously covered in gold leaf.
Small cultural center housed in a restored colonial-era hacienda. Features a few exhibits about the town's experience through the colonial, revolutionary, and modern eras of Mexican history. Exhibits are mostly dioramas depicting events. Art exhibitions featuring local photographers or artists are frequently available. The venue is used for classes and civic functions.