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The town's central plaza (Zocalo) is a neatly kept park with manicured shrubbery and lawns, stone walkways lined with iron benches where you can sit and people watch or feed the pigeons. The center of the plaza is a large bandstand (kiosco).
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This church dates back to 1539 and is considered one of the most important historical sites in Hidalgo. The name "Santos Reyes" refers to the three kings who were beckoned to pay homage to the baby Jesus. The church was built by the Augustinians under the supervision of Fray Juan de Sevilla. It is a large monastery built of stone with an unusual 7-chamber belfry. It is notable for a tall frieze featuring Cherubini, trees and flowers, birds, dragons and Augustinian shields and symbols of the order. The main church houses a number of 17th century paintings and statues including works by the artist Nicolas Rodriguez Juarez.