In Pachuca, better known as the "pretty windy," exudes the feeling of belonging to the city. In its baroque architecture and cobblestone streets you see part of his glorious mining past and its boundaries there are spaces, foundations and organizations that make windows for those who demonstrate the different proposals for its artistic community.
Among these sites is the former convent of San Francisco, within their facilities are located the Regional Historical Museum, the Museum of Anthropology, College of Arts, Hidalgo Cultural Center and the National Photographic Library preserves more photographic collection in the country, composed of more than 900 thousand pieces of various funds, among which the Casasola Archive.
Another is the Railway Museum which opens its doors for the dissemination of culture by bringing together each year to a large number of editorials in the Children's Book Fair and Youth. For his part, Arturo Herrera Cabañas Foundation, is dedicated to fostering the creation of the graph through its workshop pachuqueña Imprint.
Mining Museum, Gallery Efren Rebolledo State Council for Culture and the Arts, as well as theaters Romo de Vivar and Bartolome de Medina, are other sites that also recommend shop around no doubt.
Silver Zone is a reference point for visitors, as it combines culture, commerce, services and housing in an area of \u200b\u200bone million square meters. With museums, auditoriums and convention center, meets own design and planning of large cities.
A must is the central library of the State "Ricardo Garibay", a modern complex that also has internet service and have multimedia rooms where you can watch series and documentaries. Organized activities within its reading aloud and invite speakers to discuss issues related to the world of books.
And if eating right is, in Mineral de la Reforma a great variety of cuisine, and you can enjoy a delicious barbecue, mixtotes, the traditional pastes or maguey worms. For thirst are the healed of pulque, the ancient beverage which is still considered as the "elixir of the gods."
I am in the main square, walk around and admire one of the quintessential symbols: the watch of monumental dimensions. I know that your machine is identical to that of Big Ben from the British. The lady who answers the newsstand tells me that the tower was built with white stone quarry nearby town of Tezoantla, Real del Monte.
Before concluding my walk, I turn to Hidarte Craft Centre, where you can buy beautiful treasures of artisans of Hidalgo, from wood carving, pottery and obsidian, to a wide variety of textiles. Here, customers can go to workshops where artisans work, to learn about their techniques and production processes.
Later, walk along Revolution Avenue and in my wanderings through the beautiful breezy, I see that this place has a great nightlife, with an atmosphere fueled by the lights of their ads and loud music, especially weekends. Is a where a significant percentage of people travel from Monday to Friday at the federal district for work, while many of its residents never leave the streets that have seen it happen.
Yes, the wind is cold, permeates the skin if you walk naked. I always say so in the evenings. In addition, recent rains have caused the humidity increase. In short, these are just some of the places that we visit for Pachuca, a land-scented Mexican traditions well worth it given the chance to meet.
Among these sites is the former convent of San Francisco, within their facilities are located the Regional Historical Museum, the Museum of Anthropology, College of Arts, Hidalgo Cultural Center and the National Photographic Library preserves more photographic collection in the country, composed of more than 900 thousand pieces of various funds, among which the Casasola Archive.
Another is the Railway Museum which opens its doors for the dissemination of culture by bringing together each year to a large number of editorials in the Children's Book Fair and Youth. For his part, Arturo Herrera Cabañas Foundation, is dedicated to fostering the creation of the graph through its workshop pachuqueña Imprint.
Mining Museum, Gallery Efren Rebolledo State Council for Culture and the Arts, as well as theaters Romo de Vivar and Bartolome de Medina, are other sites that also recommend shop around no doubt.
Silver Zone is a reference point for visitors, as it combines culture, commerce, services and housing in an area of \u200b\u200bone million square meters. With museums, auditoriums and convention center, meets own design and planning of large cities.
A must is the central library of the State "Ricardo Garibay", a modern complex that also has internet service and have multimedia rooms where you can watch series and documentaries. Organized activities within its reading aloud and invite speakers to discuss issues related to the world of books.
And if eating right is, in Mineral de la Reforma a great variety of cuisine, and you can enjoy a delicious barbecue, mixtotes, the traditional pastes or maguey worms. For thirst are the healed of pulque, the ancient beverage which is still considered as the "elixir of the gods."
I am in the main square, walk around and admire one of the quintessential symbols: the watch of monumental dimensions. I know that your machine is identical to that of Big Ben from the British. The lady who answers the newsstand tells me that the tower was built with white stone quarry nearby town of Tezoantla, Real del Monte.
Before concluding my walk, I turn to Hidarte Craft Centre, where you can buy beautiful treasures of artisans of Hidalgo, from wood carving, pottery and obsidian, to a wide variety of textiles. Here, customers can go to workshops where artisans work, to learn about their techniques and production processes.
Later, walk along Revolution Avenue and in my wanderings through the beautiful breezy, I see that this place has a great nightlife, with an atmosphere fueled by the lights of their ads and loud music, especially weekends. Is a where a significant percentage of people travel from Monday to Friday at the federal district for work, while many of its residents never leave the streets that have seen it happen.
Yes, the wind is cold, permeates the skin if you walk naked. I always say so in the evenings. In addition, recent rains have caused the humidity increase. In short, these are just some of the places that we visit for Pachuca, a land-scented Mexican traditions well worth it given the chance to meet.
