The most important religious site in the state, its walls safeguard true treasures and centuries of history.

Its walls safeguard one of the greatest treasures of the Catholic faith, the Monumental Monstrance, a piece encrusted with the most beautiful jewels.

Next to what was the “Convent of San Ignacio of the R. R. Nuns of the Teaching”, now Victor Sandoval House of Culture, is now the Parish of the Sagrario.

Originally a complex of temple, school and guesthouse “La Encarnación”, today it is one of the most beautiful temples in the city.

Dating from 1655, although it remained unfinished for more than one hundred years, it was completed on December 15, 1765.

Baroque at its finest. Its dome was covered with Talavera tiles, and inside, a pulpit of volcanic stone.

In this temple are the remains of the Spanish benefactor of education in Aguascalientes, Don Francisco de Rivero y Gutiérrez.

Highlights include the Virgin's Dressing Room, one of the most beautiful in all of Mexico, and its catacombs with the mummified remains of Father Fray José Sainz.

Built in the Neo-Gothic style, this temple differs from the usual constructions of Refugio Reyes Rivas, and has a valuable collection of pictorial works.

It is the undisputed icon of Aguascalientes. It is the crowning achievement of the self-taught architect Refugio Reyes Rivas.

The neo-Gothic style temple, designed by Refugio Reyes, is the heart of the La Purísima neighborhood.

This parish is an unfinished work by Refugio Reyes; it is the heart of the La Salud neighborhood.

The temple is located in the heart of one of the oldest and most traditional neighborhoods in Aguascalientes.