A famous building because, in 1909, the meeting of Porfirio Díaz and William Taft, President of the USA, was held here. It also served as headquarters for General Madero in 1911, for Francisco Villa in 1913 and Venustiano Carranza in 1914. It has a collection of photographs of the Maderista…

The thousand-year-old cultures of the desert: unexpected production links between the arid land and the sea. An inspired building that won a top international prize for architecture.

This interpretive space uses maps, photographs, illustrations, and informational materials to explain the way of life of the ancient inhabitants of the Sierra Madre Occidental, their construction techniques, their relationship with the Paquimé culture, and the heritage value of this pre-Hispanic…