Colonial Museum of Guadalupe: it has one of the most important collections of colonial paintings in Mexico, with monumental canvases signed by Miguel Cabrera and Juan Jose Arnaez, and a beautiful representation of Saint Christopher made by Nicolas Rodriguez Juarez. A painting of the Passion of the Christ and the Life of San Francisco of Assisi also stand out.
The attractions of the museum include two artworks made with feathers, and several Christ figures made of Maize cane and marble from the XVI century. Besides, it has an invaluable library keeping 10000 out of the 30000 books it originally housed.
Its seat is the former school of FIDE Propaganda of Our Lady of Guadalupe, founded in 1707 by Fray Antonio Marfil de Jesus to form friars in order to evangelise the infidels of the northern zone of New Spain (Mexico).
The architecture of this building is baroque and one of the most visited areas is the choir, an ambience that still keeps the original choir stalls of carved wood. It has representations of the litany of Loreto and gilded figures of the saints of different religious orders.
The Chapel of Naples, a magnificent jewel of neoclassical style laminated in 23-karat gold, built in the XIX century, can be appreciated from this space. This edifice still keeps its original aspect in spite of the passing of time; in 1918 it was declared National Monument and opened its doors as a museum.

Address: Jardin Juarez Street East unnumbered, Guadalupe, Zacatecas
Phone number: (52-492) 923-2386
Working hours: Everyday from 10:00 hours up till 16:30 hours

Museum of Transportation: it unveils the history and evolution of transportation in Mexico, and it has a wooden wagon made of mesquite that used to transport minerals, elegant chariots for religious services, a tram used by President Porfirio Diaz as his personal means of transportation, a lavish limousine (Packard 1908), and elegant convertible Cadillac (1930) and a French Panhard (1915), standing out amongst its collection of old vehicles.
It is located beside the Museum of Guadalupe, in a building that was part of the former convent. In the XIX century it was conditioned to house a school of arts and crafts oriented to orphan children. The historic archives of the city are in here as well.
Address: Jardin Juarez Street East unnumbered, Guadalupe, Zacatecas
Phone number: (52-492) 923-2889
Working hours: Everyday from 10:00 hours up till 16:30 hours

Science Museum of the Autonomous University of Zacatecas: it exhibits a permanent collection of devices for the study of physics, cosmography, geography and engineering from the XIX century, gathered together by local scientist Jose Arbol y Bonilla; it also shows diverse medicinal plants of Mexico.
Most of these artefacts were used at the Literary Scientific Institute and at the Normal School, but they were abandoned when the teaching of physics excluded practices.
However, several of these instruments are still kept in good conditions, such as an old photo camera, magnets, compasses and thermometers, amongst others.
The museum opened its doors to the public on October the 11th of 1983, in the rector-ship of the Autonomous University of Zacatecas.
Address: 147 Jardin Juarez 1Street, Historic Centre, Zacatecas
Phone number: (52-492) 922-2924 extension 44
Working hours: Everyday from 10:00 hours up till 20:00 hours