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The church was built in the 18th century with four identical bell towers (the only such church in Latin America). On July 6th each year, the church is the cite of a celebration that features a procession through town led by men holding a statue of the Virgin high above their heads.
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Victoria Theatre, Teatro Variedades
Beautiful theatre built in 1882 with French influences. The building has had a checkered past with periods when it operated as a ballroom, circus, box arena, and cinema.
Teziutlan Cathedral
Built in 1952 the cathedral features neoclassical architecture and baroque detailing, it is constructed of pink limestone, a typical regional material.
A mid-19th-century mansion that's now a cultural center with some historical and arts displays. It's a cool building with a clay tile roof, wood floors, and pine beams.
Railway Station Museum
A former train station with a museum that showcases the history of the area.
El Pinal Bullring
This is the second bullring on the site. The first was built of wood and was established around 1850, but was demolished in the early 1950s, when construction began on the current bullring built of masonry and with a roof (very few covered bullrings exist). The first bullfights in the new bullring took place in 1954. Today, the bullring hosts bullfights only during town festivals and it is used primarily as a venue for concerts, lucha libre, and similar events.
Chignautla Springs
Small park area with 9 natural springs feeding clear pools of cold water. Swimming allowed and one of the larger pools has paddle boats for rent. Vendors sell food and drink.