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One of the smallest and least interesting of Mexico's state capitols. Built in 1970, the building is modern and sterile feeling with no historical exhibits. Tourists may want to see the exhibit of art works by state artists and can enquire about observing legislative sessions.
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Main square (err, zocalo) of Pachuca with a Benito Juarez statue in the center and the state capital building and municipal theater fringing its borders.
Basilica of Pachuca
Colonial era church dedicated to the Lady of Guadalupe. It is known for its elegant interior that features three naves with a domed altar and gilded walls filled with paintings of Mary and her devotees. The church features a number of stained glass windows on the second level. Side chapels contain a number of life-size wooden sculptures.
History of mining in the area with mineral specimens and other mining exhibits like smelters and extractors on display.
Monumental Clock Tower
A clock tower built in 1910 to commemorate the centennial of the independence of Mexico. It is situated in Plaza Independencia.
Art Barracks
A sampling of art.