Templo de Nuestra Señora de la Salud

Completed in 1714, the church features a delicately-carved pink sandstone façade.

Built toward the end of the 18th century, this is a good example of Mexican Baroque architecture.

This museum collection is housed in a historic building, and includes a range of antique and modern hand-made toys.

This central plaza with manicured trees is always buzzing with activity and is a good place for people-watching.

The former home of a very wealthy family and now housing a bank. The courtyard is open to the public, and occasional art exhibits are shown on the ground floor. Visitors must sign in; no photography permitted.