Monclova

Located on the city's central plaza is a colonial style church dating from the 17th century, built by José Miguel Sánchez Navarro. The sculpted greyish pink cantera facade and ornate iron gates are quite pretty.

Somewhat small historical museum chronicling the period of history when Texas and Coahuila were a single, gigantic northern Mexican state. Much of the museum is an historical library and the exhibit space is of peripheral focus.

Interesting art gallery and an important bibliographic collection. The Pape is a modern building that houses a combination museum-library with two permanent exhibition rooms that presens a collection of archaeological pieces and a variety of coins and medals. It also has another temporary exhibition space, where cultural events are held.

Work of the 18th century, replica of the existing church in Zapopan, Jalisco.

It is the most modern theater in the northeast of the country. With a capacity of more than 1000 spectators.

The largest in Coahuila.

Formerly the Monclova Zoo, this reserve is unique in the state of Coahuila.

The local Mexican League baseball team.