Peaceful town square (zocalo) with brick walkways, concrete planters, and a Sculpture}statue of Benito Juarez. Borders the main church (San Joaquin) and the portales.
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Simple colonial era church with a single belfry and a rustic feel from rough wooden pews and exposed wooden rafters in the peaked nave. Airy and bright.
Distinctive 2-story historic building that shows elements of Renaissance and Neoclassical architecture. It was owned by a local doctor. The house is a popular landmark, located directly across the river from the Malecon.
riverfront park with boats that can take you across the river to the Casa del Rio, there is a pleasant riverfront walkway (malecon) and the colorful letters spelling out the town name (popular selfie spot). Monumento a la Madre is a sculpture created by the Calderon brothers from Merida in 1931. There is also a 4-meter high replica of New York's Statue of Liberty.