Magical Towns of Aguascalientes
Aguascalientes has 4 Magical Towns: Calvillo, Pabellón de Hidalgo, Real de Asientos and San José de Gracia. The first to receive the designation was Real de Asientos (2006) and the most recent, Pabellón de Hidalgo (2023). Discover their history, traditions and what to see in each one.
Magical Town since 2012Calvillo
The “World Capital of Guava”: sweets and preserves, the National Museum of Magical Towns, Malpaso reservoir and the Sierra del Laurel.
Magical Town since 2023Pabellón de Hidalgo
Small but packed with Independence history: the Hacienda de San Blas and the Museum of the Insurgency in northern Aguascalientes.
Magical Town since 2006Real de Asientos
A pink-stone mining town in Aguascalientes: silver since 1647, the Hidden Aqueduct, the Señor de Tepozán sanctuary and the little Piojito train.
Magical Town since 2015San José de Gracia
Reservoir, adventure and the Broken Christ sanctuary in Aguascalientes: boat rides, Boca de Túnel adventure park, canyons and the Sierra Fría.
Other states with Magical Towns
- Baja California (1)
- Baja California Sur (3)
- Campeche (3)
- Chiapas (6)
- Chihuahua (5)
- Coahuila (8)
- Colima (1)
- Durango (2)
- Estado de México (13)
- Guanajuato (7)
- Guerrero (3)
- Hidalgo (9)
- Jalisco (12)
- Michoacán (10)
- Morelos (4)
- Nayarit (9)
- Nuevo León (5)
- Oaxaca (6)
- Puebla (13)
- Querétaro (7)
- Quintana Roo (4)
- San Luis Potosí (6)
- Sinaloa (5)
- Sonora (4)
- Tabasco (3)
- Tamaulipas (2)
- Tlaxcala (3)
- Veracruz (8)
- Yucatán (7)
- Zacatecas (7)