In the heart of Mexico, Aguascalientes enchants visitors with its blend of tradition and modernity. The city's name means "hot waters," inspired by its natural thermal springs. Explore its colonial architecture, ornate cathedrals, and historic landmarks, reflecting its past as a strategic railway junction. This area is also home to an up and coming wine scene with local vineyards dotting the area.
You'll be able to revel in Aguascalientes' vibrant festivals, notably the San Marcos Fair, celebrating local traditions and arts. With its welcoming spirit and diverse attractions, Aguascalientes promises an authentic Mexican experience.
Get to know more about this country and other art and wine filled cities in our Mexico country guide.
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San Marcos Fair, Aguascalientes Cathedral, Museum of Death.
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Exploring the JardĂn de San Marcos, Horseback Riding at Sierra FrĂa National Park, Hiking in Los Cobos Canyon.
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San José de Gracia town, Zacatecas city, Real de Asientos ghost town.
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The non-peak season from April to May and September to October often offers more budget-friendly options. Look into our article discussing the best time to visit Aguascalientes.
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Celebrating the San Marcos Fair, visiting historic sites and museums, enjoying local cuisine (guava is big here).
Make sure to check out our article discussing the top things to do in Aguascalientes.
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Aguascalientes is positioned in the north-central region of Mexico, being one of the 32 federal entities that compose the nation. More precisely, it lies in the central area of Mexico, sharing borders with Zacatecas to the north and Jalisco to the south.
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