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Historic hacienda dating from 1549, though the rooms inside the property contain period furnishings from the Porfiriato era of the late 19th century. The on-site museum describes the story of the property and its role in the economic development of the local region.
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Temple of the Lord of Mercy
Unusual church built in 1908 in a neo-gothic style using red bricks. The church is famous for its imposing tall bell tower.
Small museum focusing on regional history. Full of artifacts, documents, portraits that contribute to a view of the town's colorful history.
Bullring
Small bullring that hosts occasional bullfights or rodeo events..
Old Flour Mill
Abandoned 17th-century flour mill that once supplied flour to much of Mexico. Today, the place is largely in ruins with collapsed roofs and piles of rubble, though the walls and structure are mostly intact. Great photo op spots for historical-themed photos.
Presa Nueva
Dam and reservoir about 2 km from town. There is a tourist museum open only on Sunday. Learn about the "woman of stone" (mujer de piedra).
Eco park that rents small cabins for overnight stays (firewood provided). Lake with catch-and-release fishing. Petting zoo features llamas and deer.