| Capital of Zacatecas
state, the city was built between two hills (El Cerro and La Bufa)
at an altitude of 8,200 feet.
Its splender is due to its role in silver production. The mine
at Cerro del Grillo has guided tours showcasing how miners worked
during the Colonial era. At night, the mine serves as one of the
country's most unusual discos.
CULTURAL WORLD
The Museo Rafael Coronel is set in a partially restored convent
dating back to the 16th-17th centuries and houses a large and diverse
collection of masks drawn from across Mexico.
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