The city of Durango is a beautiful destiny known as " The Theater Land" because it has been the natural scenario for Western Movies, just to mention the most recent and famous one: " La Mascara del Zorro" ( The Mask of Zorro).Also its land was a witness of the birth of artist like The Hermanos Bracho and The Hermanos Revueltas.

As part of its touristic attractive are the splendid Historic Center of unique Baroque style, the construction varies in type and form. The Hacienda La Ferreria de Flores, for example, can be found completely restored and originally was constructed specifically for the production of iron on the XIX century; the Temple of Analco is a Temple of Latin Cross that dates the Porphyrian age and it was constructed over an antique mission that gave origin to the City of Durango; the Sanctuary of Guadalupe was initiated on 1653-1658, originally as a rest house; and like this we can mention other important constructions like The Theater "Victoria", Zambrano´s Palace, The Plaza de Armas, The Cultural Conjunction of Durango, The Civil Hospital, The Aguacate Building, The Minor Basilica Cathedral, The building of The Central University of the State of Juarez, Pancho Villa´s Museum, The Founders Plaza, The City's Museum 450 and many more that stand out for its Arquitectural design. The Scarzaga Palace, is a Mansion of French Style that can be distinguished for its romantic presence.

The Textile elaboration is an artistic activity that has been strongly known and has gained respect for the quality of its production based of this material.

Gastronomically speaking, the reserves have been transformed into a regional emblem, since the food storing for season of little production is Durango´s specialty.

Its rich social environment brings spectacular scenarios of nature like Spring Waters, Rivers, Mountain zones, cascades and natural parks converted into natural reserves for its particular variety in flora and fauna. This way the person interested in traveling to our City will be conquered and satisfied by the trip.

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http://www.visita.durango.gob.mx/