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TOURIST ATTRACTIONS OF THE CITY
- Zacatecas
Cathedral
- Temple of Santo
Domingo
- Ex-Temple of San
Agustín
- Ex-Convent
of San Francisco (Museum Rafael Coronel)
- Temple
of Fátima
- González
Ortega Market
- Government
Palace and Plaza de Armas
- Palace
of justice
- Calderon theatre
- El
Cubo Acueduct
- Legislative
Palace
- Santuario del patrocinio
(sponsorship)
Former
Mint State Treasury - Fountain
of the Faroles (Lanterns)
- Fountain
of the Conquistadores (Conquerers)
- Zacatecan
Institute of Culture
- Mauricio
MaBadaleno Library
- Hill
of the La bufa
- El
Edén Mine
- Cable
car
- Mexicapan
Chapel
- Ex San
Pedro Bullring (Quinta Real Hotel)
- Ex
Jobito Neighborhood (hotel mesón de jobito)
- J
Trinidad García de la Cadena Boulevard
- Independencia
Gardens
- Gral.
Enrique Estrada Park
Museums
Pedro
Coronel Museum - Rafael Coronel
Museum
- Manuel
Felguérez Museum (abstract art)
- Francisco
Goitia Museum
- University
Science Museum
- Zacatecano
Museum
- Capture of zacatecas
Museum
- Episcopal Gallery
- De Guadalupe Museum
- Regional
History (in Guadalupe)
- On
site archeological zone La Quemada
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TOURIST ATTRACTIONS IN THE SURROUNDING AREA Archaeological
Zones - La Quemada (chicomostoc)
- Altavista (chalchihuites)
Natural
sites - Sierra de Organos
- Mixtlon Route
Spas
- Paraíso Caxcán
(vacation and Thermal Water Center
Mixtón
route EXPLAINED
TOURIST ZONES
Vetagrande
Vetagrande is the main town of the municipality of the same name situated 4 miles
North of the city of Zacatecas. Jerez Situated 35 miles from
the Capital city, along the Guadalajara highway (Fed. No. 54), Fresnillo
Important city, found 39 miles north of the city of Zacatecas, along the highway
to Cd. Juárez (Fed. No. 45). Founded in 1554 Sombrerete
Main town of the same name found 103 miles northeast of the city of Zacatecas,
along the highway to Durango (Federal No. 45). Pinos A part
of the State of Zacatecas, is the region that produces Mezcal.
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