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Old mining ruins (iron foundry) that has some real eye appeal. In this case, last does not mean least in this list of attractions.
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Church standing in the area where the original Analco mission and historic area were located.
Pancho Villa Stadium
Intimate family-friendly stadium that was refurbished and modernized in 2016. It seats just under 5,000 fans. The stadium is home field to Los Generales de Durango, a professional team playing in the Liga Mexicana de Beisbol with games scheduled from April through September each year. The stadium has a very fan-hostile payment policy requiring you to waste money on a silly rechargable card for payments. Be prepared for red tape and excess costs.
Showcases implements and handicrafts of indigenous people in the surrounding area.
Casa de Cultura Banamex
Colonial-style home of the former Count of Suchil.
Museum about the colorful Mexican historical figure Pancho Villa who was from Durango State. The architectural aesthetic of the Palacio Gobierno in which it is housed is also intriguing.
Enjoy a cable car ride across the city with a narrated tour.