Best places: Tourist attractions in Calderones (Mineral de Calderones), Mexico

Performing-arts theater built in 1873, known for its eclectic architecture & intricate interior.

This stately 17th-century church has a statue of the Virgin Mary dating from the 8th century.

Monument dedicated to a hero of the War of Independence, set on a hill with panoramic views.

Art & history museum housed in a former granary used as a fortress in Mexico's War of Independence.

This stately 17th-century residence with numerous gardens is now a museum with period furnishings.

Charming city park featuring manicured gardens, a central fountain, gazebo & benches.

Museum featuring art & craft exhibits related to Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra's "Don Quixote."

👍👍 It's a great place to contemplate the city, meditate and watch a lovely sunset or sunrise. There are two ways to get to the top, one is just going around the mountain until you get to the upper part. The other is faster but you have to climb a bit and be careful, so if you are afraid of heights just...

👍👍 Wow, visit this museum to see just a sample of the many palaces in Guanajuato city. Still a place for government offices it has permanent and traveling exhibitions that will delight and amaze you. Entrance is $30 pesos and a guide is provided for free.

Narrow alley with steep steps known for a tragic love story that draws couples to its site to kiss.

Compact museum exhibiting sketches & paintings by Diego Rivera in the home where he once lived.

This 18th-century pink stone church sits on a hillside & has an ornate interior with gold-leaf art.

👍👍 Went in the middle of the day via uber. The lookout was not staffed but you can walk around the top and get great views of the surrounding mountains and city. We learned that the high walls were built around the mine to protect the operation (visit Bocamina San Cayetano to learn more). There are rem...

👍👍 Church had great detail and was very old.

Guided tours are offered of this dark, historic dungeon with torture chambers of the past.

Traditional alley-walking route with student guides, showcasing folk costumes, songs & stories.

16th- to 18th-century art, ceramics, glassware & furnishings in the unique home of 2 artists.

👍👍 The building was commissioned by a rich businessman from Holland and he lived alone with his daughter Susan, but they sent him to prison after killing a man. So he left his daughter with her aunts, but they mistreated and humiliated her , in order to finish with her they locked her in the basement...