Counterinsurgency museum

The Anti-Insurgency Museum is housed in the city’s once largest home and was opened in October 1967 to display events relating to Mexico’s struggle for independence.

The museum offers an exhibition that includes a list of artifacts that tell about the last two centuries in the history of Mexico, including the defeat of the rebels in the Battle of Puente de Calder n.

The courtyard of the museum is a unique garden that has absorbed representatives of the flora of the region.

Recognizing the historical value of the institution, UNESCO included the museum in the list of cultural heritage of mankind.