Founded in 1709 in northern México, Chihuahua City is the capital of the border state by the same name.
This city has been historically important, given its role in the political uprisings of the Independence and the Revolution.
In the Federal Palace, for instance, Don Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, legendary figure in México’s War of Independence, was kept prisoner and would later be executed in the nearby Government Palace in 1811.
These sites and more altered the course of history in México, and make Chihuahua a prime destination to find out more about México’s rich history.
Chihuahua has beautiful buildings, inherited from colonial times.
The influence of the city as a mining locality during the 19th Century allowed the community to grow drastically.
In its streets, one can find museums, appealing plazas and recreational centers.

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visit the Federal Palace and the Government Palace, final destinations in the life of Don Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla.
Visit the Chihuahua Gate, a massive modern sculpture by Chihuahua artist, Sebastian.
Visit the Metropolitan Cathedral of almost 300 years, built in 1725.
Chihuahua is a large city, and it offers plenty of options for food, but don't forget to explore the regional food of northern México! You must try all types of traditional dishes like beef cuts, cabrito (goat), tamales, pasties, stews with cascabel chili, guajillo and pasilla.
Activites: if you love adventure, the history Chihuahua and its natural wonders will amaze you.
The state offers skateboarding, rappelling, hiking, cycling, aerostatic balloon rides, camping, tirolesa, parkour, BMX, scootering, car racing and train rides.
You can find cultural activities at museums, historic buildings and churches.
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