Is characterized by its mining landscapes and facades covered with pink stone. It is an ancient place with buildings dating from 1548 has therefore been called Magic Town, as their corners are stored historical and cultural treasures. Its main buildings include the main parish, Larrañaga House, the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe and Casa del Minero, where you can still appreciate the work of quarry blacksmith on doors and windows . Special mention the temple of the Lord and the Tepozán Exconvento, which was built in the late eighteenth century. Within this you can admire the valuable collection of altarpieces presenting the Via Crucis, undisputed by the artist Miguel Cabrera. The facilities are enigmatic and mysterious. It is a multi-storey building, with slopes, narrow passageways, narrow doors and small cells. Tepozán Lord Church, Church of Guadalupe;Church of St. Joseph in seats, unique in having three different styles in its facade. Municipal palace with modern architecture. Some of the main sites of interest are the tunnels and Art Gallery of the Parish of Our Lady of Bethlehem. Tunnels are underground aqueducts, prodigious original work of hydraulic engineering of the eighteenth century, passing below the parish and served to protect the numerous leaks that threatened its structure. Later in the Pinacoteca can find a valuable collection of altarpieces representing the Via Crucis dating from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, and some of the clothes they used at that time the priests. In addition to the colonial architectural beauty of the Larrañaga House and the Sistine Chapel, today you can admire the artwork quarry and ironwork on doors and windows of the Shrine of Guadalupe, the majesty that surrounds inside the Casa del Minero their religious anagrams sculpted in pink quarry in the former convent of the Lord of Tepozán, undoubtedly a site with great architectural richness, civil and religious heritage of great beauty and pride of Aguascalientes. Real Seat, it is ideal for Nature Tourism in two categories:. Ecotourism and Adventure Tourism Places in Real Magic Town SeatHigh Aqueduct, Aqueduct to Open Sky, Alameda Rangel, Camino Real de la Plata, Chapel of the Holy Cross, Larrañaga House, Casa del Minero, Guadalupe Cemetery, Cerro de Altamira, the Bufita Cerro, Cerro del Chiquihuite, Cerro Pachon, Cienega Hacienda Grande Hacienda El Tule, Hacienda Los Campos, Hacienda San Rafael, Hacienda Santa Apolonia Pilots, Train Tracks Mining Museum Live Cacti, Parish of Our Lady of Bethlehem, Pinacoteca Parish, Cave Paintings of The Bold, Plaza Juarez, Presidio Tolosa Ibarra Founders Bridge Guadalupe, watch the Municipal Presidency Porfiriato, Santuario de Guadalupe, tunnels of San Juan, Tunnel Escondica Temple and former Convent of the Tepozá and tunnels of the parish of Our Lady of Bethlehem. Festivities in Real Seat Magic Town Foundation Festival, Festival of the Virgin of Guadalupe, Fiestas de Enero, Living Way of the Cross, Feast of the Lord of Tepozán, Miner's Day. Gastronomy in Real Magic Town SeatSome of the dishes you can enjoy are the Rabbit to the Chichimeca, gorditas typical of the region and their sweet milk and guava. Craft Magical Town Real Seats Representative craft in the region is certainly Seats traditional pottery and clay pieces such as jugs, jars, vases , ashtrays, candle holders, pots and pots.

The cuisine of the place not to be missed, the rabbit to the Chichimeca is good, you should also try the gorditas (if you're vegetarioana (o) may be a option), and you must also try the traditional sweets of the region that are based on guava and milk. The accommodation in Real de Seats, say is good if you like ecoturístcas waves, there adoc find something for every budget although most people only go step. The pottery is the traditional process in the region, you'll find the interesting place pieces like vases, pots, pots, pans, in order many things made with clay. The important or outstanding holidays They are: Festival of the Virgin of Guadalupe; Celebrations of the Foundation; January parties; Living Way of the Cross; . Feast of the Lord's Day Tepozán and Mining There is a book which I then took to the cinema, talks about the lives of two Americans who come to this town, to reopen an abandoned copper mine; the film is 1988 and acts in her Alfonso Arau and Glen Close, the book was written by Harriet Doerr and called both the novel (1984) as the film: Stones for Ibarra (Stones for Ibarra). Activities in Real de Magic Town seats Ecotourism, architectural and religious tours, horseback riding, rappelling and mountain biking.