Regional Local History Museum

The Regional Museum of Local History is a place that protects, preserves and disseminates the historical and cultural heritage of Mexico. It is located on Venustiano Carranza Street in the town of Aguascalientes.

The museum is housed in an old house built in 1914. The space is adapted to the climatic conditions of the region. The architectural eclecticism of the museum combines various artistic styles. Mediterranean style is manifested in the connection of all rooms with each other. French academicism is shown in the symmetry of facades made in two colors. Beautiful carved doors, frames and cornices give the building a special charm. In the central courtyard of the museum you can see an abundance of decorative motifs and columns in the Art Nouveau style.

In total, the museum has 9 rooms, which are arranged in chronological order. Each room opens for visitors a new round of history as the city of Aguascalientes and the whole of Mexico.