HUANÍMARO

Cueva Santa Regina Nature Reserve

This nature reserve is just four minutes away from Huanimaro’s Historic City Center. As you approach the reserve’s expanse, a hill range will emerge in the distant horizon. The Cueva Santa Regina Nature Reserve is nestled among this hill formation. The landscape is teeming with cacti, agaves, and mesquites, some of which are endemic to the region.

The reserve features a cave that is believed to have been used for ritualistic purposes during the pre-Hispanic era. There is also a natural spring that seeps out of a rocky cliff known as “La Chorrera”.

On July 26, the festivities of the city’s patron saint, Saint Regina, take place within the premises of the nature reserve, which is appropriately named after her.

Join us for a family weekend, practice your favorite sport or simply enjoy the lush green landscape at Cueva Santa Regina Nature Reserve!

Casa de la Cultura Bicentenario Museum

This public museum, otherwise known as Casa de la Cultura, showcases archaeological items discovered in Huanimaro. It also functions as an art gallery, where local artists can display their work.

Website: www.facebook.com/CulturaHuanimaro

Phone: 4296910050

Address: Portal Morelos 1, Centro, Huanímaro, Gto.

Main Square and Garden

Located in the heart of Huanimaro’s Historic City Center, this public square and garden is a busy spot where people gather to socialize, public events take place, and street musicians perform. The square is flanked on both sides by the Expiatory Church of San Juan Bautista and the Virgen de Guadalupe Church. The buildings surrounding the square feature arcades and covered walkways adorned with pink limestone tiles, capturing the essence of the urban landscape that is synonymous with Mexican towns.

Huani Tequila Distillery

Nestled among fields of blue agave, Huani Tequila Distillery is only two kilometers away from Huanimaro’s Historic City Center. The distillery was born out of the joint efforts of Huanimaro’s agave farmers, who formed a cooperative to produce and promote their own brand of tequila.

Since its foundation, the cooperative has been expanding operations and has made significant progress in positioning the Tequila Huani brand.

The tequila made in Huanimaro has been granted a designation of origin; it belongs to a select group of tequila brands that have a proven geographical origin and quality.

Website: http://www.tequilahuani.com/

Phone: 429 145 4916.

Address: Carr. Unidad Deportiva-San Ramón Km 0.5 C.P. 36990, Gto.