- The Parque Hidalgo - Park, can be found in the close vicinity of the Temple and ex Convent of San Francisco, at the centre of Pachuca. This is a place for entertainment, stocked with playgrounds and green areas, but it is also a place to enjoy the delightful performances by the symphony orchestra of Hidalgo.
With all these diversions, it is usual that the visitors lose notion of time, but do not worry, because there is an original clock of flowers that will constantly remind the hours with its harmonious melodies.

- The Edificio Bancomer - Building, with its architectonical design embellishes the historical centre of the City since 1902. It can be found at the Independencia Square and from its beginnings, it was the seat to the Mercantile Bank. Its façade, in coffee-brown quarry stone, was designed in a neoclassical style, and shows a cornice with a half point arch, a Corinth capital and a frieze decorated with vegetal shapes. Its imposing columns are a feature that also stands out.

Located in the Allende Street, at the crossroads with the Bravo Street, Colonia Centro, facing the Independencia Square. The institution that functions in it manages pension funds.

- The Capilla de la Asuncion - Ascension Chapel, is a perfect example of the "novo Hispanic" architecture from the sixteenth century. Its white façade is strikingly beautiful and shows some features in the Baroque style. Concerning its interiors, it is notable its chore's place, which contains an oil painting that depicts the Mystery of the Ascension.

It is situated in the historical centre of the City, beside the Main Square.

- The Teatro San Francisco - Theatre, its origins go back to the nineteenth century. The edifice presents on its façade three semi-circular arches ornamented with bronze sculptures, details that confer a modern touch to the theatre, one of the seven best in Latin America.

In 1993, the theatre was re-inaugurated, being fitted with all the state of the art advances available, as is a modern computerized illumination system. It has exceptional acoustics, allowing all the assistants (it has a capacity of 942 persons) to take note with absolute fidelity of the music and dialogues carried out by the interpreters of the musical compositions and other routines that are performed on its stage.

It is located in the Salmanca Street, Colonia ex Hacienda de Guadalupe.

- The Museo de la Mineria - Mining Museum. Behind the quarry stone walls of a building from the 19th century are stored a series of objects that synthesise the history of the economic activity that forwarded the development of the towns of Pachuca and Real Monte.

The idea of this museum began to arise in the year of 1987, when a group of youngsters decided to rescue the history of mining in Hidalgo. Their efforts turned fruitful and their original project has now become a concrete reality that comprises an extended collection of documents and a gallery containing the mineral ores that are actually obtained in Mexico.

The museum, located in the Mina Street 10, Colonia Centro, is divided into five sectors. The first three are dedicated to explaining the technical processes of mining (tools, security gadgets, recreations of the tunnels, layouts and old photographs). The two others show the human side of this economical activity. In this two last halls are shown, among other things, the original documents of the revolt of 1776, the predecessor to the strikes that later arose all over Mexico, and the first organised syndicate of the miners, created in Pachuca in the year of 1934.

The "industrial archaeology" finds a place in the main patio, and an old steam powered drilling machine from the nineteenth century is placed in the gardens that surround the Museum, altogether with a "Mack" truck used to transport the ingots of gold and silver to the railroad wagons and an eighty ton derrick, also steam powered, that rest among other similar objects.

- The Rehilete, Museo del Niño - Children's Museum, a space to play and a place to learn through exiting interactive experiences that allows youngsters to apprehend the knowledge concerning the simplest principles of science, art and technology while they play.

Created in 1997, the Museum contains halls devoted to movies, informatics, virtual reality, library, a video library and internet. Besides, in its garden are exhibited replicas of the most relevant archaeological findings, from the most important cultures of Central America. It is also possible to get acquainted with the botanical richness of the State of Hidalgo.

Another attraction is found in the hall called "Dale Marcha", meaning "Start It Up", in which it is possible to explore the internal functioning of an engine. There is also an Observatory, where the kids learn everything about the Solar System.

It is located at the kilometre 84.5 on the Mexico-Pachuca road.

- The Museo Regional de Historia - Regional Museum of History, is a place to discover, step by step, the treasures that will allow us to decipher and understand the history of Mexico. This journey to the past starts with the staging of the Natural Regions of the State and the exhibition of the rests of several prehistoric animals, among them a mammoth.

Then the visit continues by the Roberto J. Weitlaner hall, where he or she will find maps and diverse objects from the times of the conquest of the Country by the Spaniards (1520 - 1523), as well as some spurs, bridles, chiselled iron armours, among others.

Another hall that arouses interest is the Lizardi Ramos Hall, exhibiting beautiful wood carvings, forged iron utensils, religious objects in silver and oil paintings. All objects exalting the art works from the New Spain.

There are also devices and documents related to the Independence Wars and the Mexican Revolution. It could not be neglected a space devoted to mining, neither one to the pulque, main ingredient for preparing a traditional drink. The museum is located on 200 Arista street, Colonia Centro.

- The Museo de la Mineralogia - Museum of Mineralogy, its delightful glass shelves from the porfirian epoch -the govern of president Porfirio Diaz from 1884 to 1910- exhibit more than 1200 samples of mineral ores from all over the world. There are also shown fossils found in the State of Hidalgo. It is located on 600 Abasolo Street, Colonia Centro, in the grounds of the Universidad Autonoma del Estado de Hidalgo - The Hidalgo State Autonomous University.

- El Planetario - The Planetarium, a great number of the mysteries from the awe inspiring universe become unravelled in the course of a simulated journey across the marvels of the macro and micro-cosmos. A huge experience in which the audience -80 spectators is the maximum capacity of the room- become interstellar travellers, guided through this journey by a modern multi-media skipper.

In 1992 a round shaped building with 11 metres in diameter was constructed, topped by a dome upon which can be spotted up to 5900 fixed stars.

The Planetarium, located beside the Rehilete Museum -on the kilometre 84.5 of the Mexico-Pachuca road- is also equipped with an archaeological park and an area that displays the ultimate advances in robotics.

- The Casa de Artesanias Hidarte - Crafts Store, some of the best works delivered by the craftsmanship and originality of the men and women from the State of Hidalgo can be found in this space, devoted to honour popular arts.

The artisans of this State present unique and valuable objects, like the famed bells forged in the village of Tlahuelompa. The cane and wood devices produced in the zone of Ixmiquilpan. The basketworks, flower vases and flower pots that arrive from Apan. The textiles from San Nicolas, white sheets over which the otomies women apply colourful embroideries and many other objects.

Located in the Juarez avenue on the corner with Vicente Segura street, Colonia del Periodista.