Category: monuments and gardens

Jardín de San Marcos is one of the most emblematic and traditional places in Aguascalientes. Surrounded by historic architecture and the traditional San Marcos neighborhood, this garden is known for its walkways, green areas, and famous balustrade. It is an important cultural and tourist gathering place, especially during the Feria Nacional de San Marcos, when…

The Monument to the Running of the Bulls in Aguascalientes is an imposing bronze sculpture by the Guadalajara-born artist Jorge de la Peña. It pays homage to the region’s deep-rooted bullfighting tradition.

The Benito Juárez Monument in Aguascalientes is one of the largest and most important in the city. Located in the south, it symbolically marks the beginning of Avenida Las Américas, one of the most emblematic avenues connecting to the San Marcos National Fair area.

The Zaragoza Garden, located in the historic center of Aguascalientes, is a traditional tree-lined plaza famous for being a gathering place for local musicians. Popularly known as the “Plaza de los Mariachis” (Mariachi Plaza) and formerly called “Plazuela del Burro” (Donkey Plaza).

The jacaranda garden is an iconic cultural venue and meeting point located in the historic center of Aguascalientes, next to the Cathedral and the Morelos Theater. This open space is notable for its modern pergola that casts shifting shadows, mimicking the foliage of trees.

The Don Quixote roundabout is an iconic road and urban landmark in Aguascalientes. Inaugurated in December 1985, it features a central fountain supporting a monument dedicated to Don Quixote and Sancho Panza, symbolizing ideals, justice, and utopia.