1. Start your day surrounded by a fresh and natural strawberry aroma since you approach the road to the city of Irapuato, recognized as one of the capitals of this fruit of the world. Admire its multiple plantations that paint the path of reddish tones that the locals call red. Visit one of the thriving ranches and witness the different types of strawberries grown in the region.
2. Do not miss the opportunity to get to know the Plaza de los fundadores, a sculptural ensemble made up of pieces that take up the pre-Hispanic elements and the origins of Irapuato.
3. Enter the center and visit the Municipal Presidency that keeps inside the Mural of the Revolutions that reveals the main moments in the history of Mexico. Come Friday night and enjoy the light and sound show on the steps facing the virtue of the neoclassical style of the building.
4. Visit the City Museum and discover curious objects and details of history among fossils, pre-Hispanic pieces, guns and revolutionary uniforms, representative paintings and sculptures. Finally, give yourself the opportunity to try some typical snack, a dessert or a sophisticated dish seasoned with strawberries from the region.
5. The Temple of San José is a beautiful example of indigenous art expressed in its main portico of Churrigueresque style, where, in reddish colors, the mystery of the Cross is depicted in relief, Christ crucified with Mary and John the Evangelist at his sides and, in a very elaborate niche in a superior position, John the Baptist.

But that’s not all

6. Meet and admire the Hidalgo Garden or Main Garden.
7. Visit the Casa de la Cultura of Irapuato.
8. Marvel at the Cruz Monolítica next to the Templo del Hospital.
9. Discover the Parroquia del Centro and the Temple of Nuestra Señora de la Soledad.
10. If you rent a car with Alamo, you can go to the tequilera Corralejo, to Pénjamo, the archeological zone Plazuelas or to the hot springs in Abasolo.