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It is the city's largest urban park with many attractions: a lake, garden, zoo, water park, planetarium, theater, auditorium, motocross area, model aircraft zone with runways, museum, small castle, park train and a lagoon-type waterfront from which to view the city skyline. From Alameda goes bus line 10 to near the northern entrance. The entry to the park is for free. It's open Tu-Su 6am-10pm, Mondays only in the morning. The whole park is closed, when it's too windy.
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Labyrinth Museum of Sciences and Arts
Museum showcasing art, technology, and science exhibits.
Extends from the center to Parroquia Basílica Santuario de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe. A city tourism sign in Spanish and English claims it is one of the longest pedestrian boulevards in the Americas.
A place to further your knowledge about San Luis Potosi. Also, don't miss Plaza de Aranzazu adjacent.
Place for art and cultural exhibits and gardens.
Baroque specimen built around 1692. Its stature before the San Francisco garden foreground can be quite appealing.
A statue that is the pride of the townspeople, it alludes to how precious water used to be stored and allocated from a nearby spring.