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History of Aguascalientes
In 1575 the Villa de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción de las Aguas Calientes was founded, with the purpose of providing shelter to those who traveled the Ruta de La Plata.
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Unmissable Route
Discover countless museums, galleries, restaurants, bars, shops, workshops and venues, a melting pot of the region's traditions.
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Museum Route
Home to works by Saturnino Herrán and Jesús F. Contreras; its temporary exhibition halls have hosted Leonora Carrington, Felguérez, Goya, etc.
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Religious Route
The work of Refugio Reyes Rivas, "The architect without a degree", is undoubtedly an architectural icon of the city.
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Refugio Reyes Route
Built by Refugio Reyes Rivas, it was the first headquarters of the Cristóbal Colón school, in 1988 it opened as a museum under the care of the INAH.
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Magical Neighborhoods
Guadalupe, San Marcos, El Encino, La Purísima, De la Estación were our first neighborhoods.
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Heritage Properties
A historic site where you can relax in the hot springs that give the state and city of Aguascalientes their name.
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Bullfighting Route
Within the framework of the Triana tradition, the Black Christ of the Encino is celebrated on November 13 in a flamenco atmosphere.
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Aguascalientes Gastronomy
Did you know that Aguascalientes has many traditional dishes? Aguascalientes cuisine combines spices and flavors from a wide variety of influences.