It's all about bicycles at this friendly and good-value hostel. They hang from the ceiling and are stenciled onto the walls, which gives this place a funky, memorable look. Dorms are clean and share bathrooms, while double rooms have their own facilities. There's a baby foot table, a good kitchen, a lounge area and a roof terrace with a bar.
Hostal La Vie en Rose
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
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The excellent Museo Nacional de la Muerte exhibits all things relating to Mexico's favorite subject – death – from the skeleton La Catrina to historic…
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Expoplaza is a modern shopping and restaurant-bar strip. On the mall's south side, the wide and soulless pedestrian promenade comes alive at night and…
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On the south side of Plaza de la Patria, the red-and-pink stone Palacio de Gobierno is Aguascalientes' most noteworthy colonial building. Once the mansion…
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Aguascalientes native José Guadalupe Posada (1852−1913) was in many ways the founder of modern Mexican art. His engravings and satirical cartoons…
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The well-restored 18th-century baroque cathedral, on the plaza's west side, is more magnificent inside than out. Over the altar at the east end of the…
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Housed in a handsome neoclassical building dating to 1903, this museum houses a permanent collection of work by the brilliant Aguascalientes artist…
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This history museum was designed by Refugio Reyes as a family home and features a small chapel. Its exhibits cover everything from the big bang and the…
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This church contains a black statue of Jesus that some believe is growing. When it reaches an adjacent column, a worldwide calamity is anticipated…
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This is Mexico's only legal casino (built in 1962); during the annual feria, it's also the the city's cockfighting arena.
2. Ex-Plaza de Toros San Marcos
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Near the northeast corner of Jardín de San Marcos, the Ex-Plaza de Toros San Marcos, the city's old bullring, is now a school for aspiring matadors. If…
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The handsome 18th-century Templo de San Marcos is across from the Jardín de San Marcos and overlooks the end of the city's main pedestrian street.
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This history museum was designed by Refugio Reyes as a family home and features a small chapel. Its exhibits cover everything from the big bang and the…
0.29 MILES
Expoplaza is a modern shopping and restaurant-bar strip. On the mall's south side, the wide and soulless pedestrian promenade comes alive at night and…
0.32 MILES
The well-restored 18th-century baroque cathedral, on the plaza's west side, is more magnificent inside than out. Over the altar at the east end of the…
0.32 MILES
Teatro Morelos, scene of the 1914 Convention of Aguascalientes, was constructed during the reign of Pofirio, in which revolutionary factions led by Pancho…
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On the south side of Plaza de la Patria, the red-and-pink stone Palacio de Gobierno is Aguascalientes' most noteworthy colonial building. Once the mansion…