A libertarian impulse is perceived in Dolores Hidalgo, Magic Town of Guanajuato. In the heart of this noble city, the image of national hero, Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, invites travelers to know its monuments and streets, undaunted testimony of insurgent feats. The beauty and elegance of this Guanajuato colonial community, mixed with the insight of locals, proud of their land treasure much the best of the mexicanidad. Recognized as the crucible of Independence, Dolores Hidalgo is a picturesque and emblematic population province. It offers several monuments of great historical importance that must be seen and enjoyed to the fullest. The first thing that stands out of Dolores Hidalgo is the valuable architecture of its historic center and the friendliness of its inhabitants. Agriculture and trade activities are vital for the economic conditions of this Guanajuato city. All this has won him with complete justice, Dolores Hidalgo, the hallmark of Magic Town.

Richer and traditional dishes of Dolores Hidalgo are the chile rellenos and mole. But what has earned him more celebrity, from a gastronomic approach, are the snows and ice cream. As for the latter, emphasizes the exoticism of those made with beer, cactus, tequila, avocado, shrimp, as well as, those made with cheese and cream. Finally, after so many delicious dishes and sweets, nothing better than some good shots of tequila. Activities in Dolores Hidalgo Magical Town In the vicinity of Dolores Hidalgo there are several attractive places, such as the Hacienda de la Erre, one the more stale the country and, in a historic moment, it served as a base of the insurgency. Another suggestion is to explore San Miguel de Allende, in the most beautiful thing is the state of Guanajuato. This city was founded in 1542 by Friar Juan de San Miguel, in a populated mainly by indigenous Purepecha area.

Located just opposite the main square, the Parish of Our Lady of Sorrows is considered building more visited the place. Moreover, it is one of the finest examples of Baroque late eighteenth century. What most stands out from its cover is the shell that adorns the arch of the doorway, as well as the abundant stipes columns that frame the religious representations of niches. Inside the Parish of Our Lady of Sorrows is adorned with beautiful altarpieces, one of which takes as its theme the Virgin of Guadalupe and the other to San Jose. In one of the towers of this sacred building was two centuries ago, the bell that called to arms to the insurgents, during the dawn of September 16, 1810. On the other hand, one end of said space principal of Dolores Hidalgo, an elegant seventeenth century mansion, named by tradition as the home tours are unique. Stands its attractive baroque facade, the lobed arches of the first floor and the cornice from the center of this facade is ornamented with a cross. Equally interesting is the Casa Hidalgo Museum, located in a building where the famous priest lived and which dates from the seventeenth century. In this museum grounds several documents and belongings of the great character of the Independence of Mexico is. Do not forget, in relation to the most representative buildings of Dolores Hidalgo, called the House of Abasolo, where the City Hall is now located. It is a building that was purchased by the city in the early twentieth century and has as ornaments an arcade and simple balconies.

Dolores is connected to both San Miguel Allende (45min) and Guanajuato (1hr 30min)