Irapuato Cathedral

One of three Florentine fountains donated in 1864 by the ill-fated Emperor Maximilian I of Mexico. The other two fountains are in Léon and in Guanajuato.

A century-old clock mounted on a column.

Small but very attractive and well-presented regional museum. Includes artifacts from Mesoamerican cultures, historical exhibits of Colonial Mexico and the wars of Independence and the Revolution, as well as cultural exhibits of the modern era. Art exhibits include pieces from the museum's permanent collection as well as occasional temporary exhibits..

Fascinating contemporary art museum that focuses on contemporary works that reflect cultural experiences and perspectives of a modern indigenous heritage..

Large, modern, well-kept zoo with exotic animals from around the world. Species include lions, tigers and bears (oh, my!) as well as giraffes, hippos, camels, hyenas, camels and more. The Herpetario houses a reptile collection with everything from snakes to crocodiles. The Aviario houses various kinds of birds, from toucans to hummingbirds. Activities include a zip line (tirolesa), a small train ride, boat rides, and fishing in a lake.