The town's zocalo, or main square, is a tidy, well manicured park with wide walkways, park benches, and a central gazebo.
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St Peter the Apostle Church
Main church for the town, it's very small for a parish church (more like the size of a chapel) but has colonial charm and is quite picturesque with its frequently repainted exterior and unpretentious interior.
Small but utterly fascinating museum for Mexicans and anyone trying to understand Mexicanidad. The museum features a number of sculptures, pottery, artworks and other artifacts uncovered in archaeological investigations of the island. Exhibits document the Mexica folk stories of Aztlán and the 3-century-long migration to Tenochtitlan.
Church of St Peter and Paul
Second church for the town, similar in size and appearance to the other, but located near the lake.