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The main square, where a statue of Hidalgo overlooks the parish church.
Museum of National Independence
An 18th-century mansion, now is a guest house for VIPs. Ask the guard to let you in and see inside.
One of the most popular museums in town is dedicated to the famed mariachi and songwriter. Learn about his music and life as you walk through his former home, full of period furnishings and personal belongings. The museum also features a large collection of modern art.
This was the place where priest Hidalgo lived. Shortly after the rebellion started, the Spanish arrived to Dolores and burned the original house. Most of the original furniture were lost but a they did a very well done replica of this national hero home. Interesting is a plaque in one of the outside walls dedicated by Emperor Maximilian of Habsburg during the French occupation.
Monumento a los Insurgentes