Home to works by Saturnino Herrán and Jesús F. Contreras; Leonora Carrington, Felguérez, Goya, etc. have all passed through it.

The museum houses the work of one of Mexico's most important graphic artists, José Guadalupe Posada, creator of La Catrina.

An anthropological approach to the phenomenon of death, its history, rites and myths that shape our vision of life after death.

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.

The Plaza de las Tres Centurias features an open-air museum, a permanent exhibition hall, and the Station Gallery.

Located in the old railway workshops, it hosts world-class contemporary art exhibitions.

It houses more than a thousand pieces from all over the country, typical toys, made with great ingenuity, from clay, newspaper, wood or rag, to chewing gum and sugar.

This museum is a citizen initiative that seeks to preserve objects that hold the life and idiosyncrasies of our ancestors.

A cultural space created by Eduardo Escárcega Rangel, it features works by local, national and international artists, as well as workshops.

It was the first House of Culture in the country, the idea of ​​the poet Victor Sandoval, today it is a center for studies, concerts, exhibitions, etc.

This museum houses works from the Aguascalientes National Young Art Competition; its rooms with art from all disciplines are constantly rotating.

An art gallery located in what was the first school in Aguascalientes, its walls full of history come alive with the exhibitions it offers.

An art gallery focused primarily on selling works by local and national artists. An excellent place to appreciate and acquire unique pieces.

Located on the traditional Carranza street, this gallery showcases both established artists and art students.

Terán House is a Cultural Center, where you will find a bookstore, art gallery, film library, as well as courses and workshops.

The Morelos Theater is a historic building located in the City of Aguascalientes, which was built between 1883 and 1885.

Works by Diego Rivera's disciple, the Chilean Osvaldo Barra Cunningham, are a beautiful summary of the history of Mexico and Aguascalientes.

This would be the second house where the "Architect without a degree" lived in Aguascalientes; today it is a cultural center focused on teaching different arts.