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This restaurant and bar is distinguished by tables which are the headstones of bullfighter who died in the bullring. It is considered a museum as it contains a large collection of bullfighting history and memorabilia.
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Arco de la Calzada de los Héroes
Built in 1893 to commemorate the 83rd anniversary of the Mexican Independence. The centerpiece of this neoclassic arch is a bronze lion which was donated by local bullfighter Antonio Valdez.
Templo y Jardin San Juan de Dios
This age-old romantic spot is regularly visited by local residents.
Museo de Arte e Historia de Guanajuato
Opened in 2008, this museum is dedicated to the history of the state of Guanajuato, and hosts rotating temporary exhibits.
Museo de la Ciudad de León
Devoted to the history of the city of León.
The stadium is home field for Club León (sometimes known as the Panzas Verdes), a top-tier professional soccer team playing in the Liga MX. The stadium was built in 1967 to seat 31,297 cheering fans. Because Liga MX plays two seasons per year, you could catch a home game at almost any time of the year (assuming you can find tickets).
Plaza de los Mártires
The name of this square commemorates a local power struggle between different political factions which took place in 1946. The square is surrounded on three sides by beautiful neoclassic archways.