In a palatial French-style, 19th-century mansion, this museum has thorough displays on Durango state's geology, history and culture. Durango's main indigenous population, the Tepehuan people and the area’s impressive array of minerals get special attention; there also are paintings by Miguel Cabrera. Most explanations are in English and Spanish.
The building is known as El Aguacate, a nod to the longstanding avocado tree in the garden.
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Housed in a spectacular colonial mansion, this well-conceived museum pays deep homage to the Mexican revolutionary hero Pancho Villa. Sixteen rooms worth…
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This impressive city museum features an interesting collection of interactive exhibits, from pre-Hispanic times through colonization to the present day,…
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Flower- and fountain-filled Plaza de Armas is graced by the handsome baroque Catedral del Basílica Menor. A popular meeting spot, there's a bandstand,…
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Many of the big-screen cowboys have swaggered through this film set. Today the set is a souvenir-drenched theme park with mock film productions on…
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A mining museum in an underground tunnel. Guides lead visitors past displays on the history of mining in Durango while weaving in legends of the past…
Museo de Arqueología de Durango Ganot-Peschard
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This small, somewhat dated museum has fascinating displays and a collection of artifacts from the different indigenous peoples who've lived in the region…
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This small museum, housed in a gorgeous 18th-century home, has rotating exhibits of modern art by up-and-coming Mexican artists; pieces often have…
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Durango's Plaza de Armas is dominated by the handsome baroque facade of this cathedral, constructed between 1695 and 1787. The cathedral’s vast, Byzantine…
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This impressive city museum features an interesting collection of interactive exhibits, from pre-Hispanic times through colonization to the present day,…
2. Catedral del Basílica Menor
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Durango's Plaza de Armas is dominated by the handsome baroque facade of this cathedral, constructed between 1695 and 1787. The cathedral’s vast, Byzantine…
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Flower- and fountain-filled Plaza de Armas is graced by the handsome baroque Catedral del Basílica Menor. A popular meeting spot, there's a bandstand,…
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A mining museum in an underground tunnel. Guides lead visitors past displays on the history of mining in Durango while weaving in legends of the past…
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This small museum, housed in a gorgeous 18th-century home, has rotating exhibits of modern art by up-and-coming Mexican artists; pieces often have…
6. Museo de Arqueología de Durango Ganot-Peschard
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This small, somewhat dated museum has fascinating displays and a collection of artifacts from the different indigenous peoples who've lived in the region…
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Housed in a spectacular colonial mansion, this well-conceived museum pays deep homage to the Mexican revolutionary hero Pancho Villa. Sixteen rooms worth…
8. Museo de las Culturas Populares
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A bit run down, this small museum exhibits craftwork from Durango state’s indigenous Tepehuanes and Huicholes and other artisans, including some…