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Small Huastec archaeological site deep in a forested area. The site has not been restored and is not maintained. It has suffered vandalism from ignorant locals and foreigners alike. It does have a Mesoamerican ballcourt. (If you want to see a good Huastec site, visit Tamuín and don't expect to get much out of visiting Quiramba).
18th century with clean lines and a relatively sparse facade, the church is a peaceful oasis with a brightly colorful exterior and a main entrance directly on the Plaza Principal. A downtown landmark.
Memorial sculpture commemorating the region's historic role in building Mexico's mining industry.
Museo Gral. Tomás Mejía Camacho
Small regional history museum with exhibits that cover the Sierra Gorda region, including its early settlements, natural resources, colonial era events (with axplanations of evangelization in the region and the role of the historic Franciscan missions. There are also some interesting natural history exhibits including fossils and minerals found in nearby mountains, and an aquarium with a rare axolotl. The museum hosts occasional readings and special events.