Mina El Eden is a great way to cool off if its hot but also provides you with a tragic history of…read morerich mine owners exploiting the indigenous population and their children. They were forced to work in the mine under harsh conditions, with some estimates suggesting up to five people died daily from accidents, tuberculosis, or silicosis It was originally called "Mina San Eligio" but became know as "Mina del Eden" due to the massive amount of minerals found. The large quantities of silver and gold from El Edén flooded the European market, leading to the closure of numerous mines in Europe and the loss of many jobs. It was also a signficant source of wealth for Mexico Today, the mine is open for tourism and very inexpensive for a visit. The guides are very well educated about the history and it brings light to the horrific working conditions that the miners endured while working there. Even though the water below looks clear, it is polluted with mineral extracts and the chemicals. Highly unlikely you would survive from the fall, you wouldn't survive being in the water. Make sure to stop by and see Roche! He's waiting for you to say hello. The Mina El Eden is an amazing viist and highly recommended.

Beautiful... such an amazing place to visit, full of history and beautiful stones and a little…read morestone museum... is a hidden Gem!

This is a must in Zacatecas but I was disturbed when I witnessed a little boy abused by his own…read morefather. I love tunas and at the top of the hill, This boy was selling fruit I wanted to get some tunas . As the boy was cutting them for me I saw he was hurt as they are prickly! I told the father you should get him some gloves ! He replied no he needs to learn. I was appalled and was very disturbed when I saw his injury on his fingers (he must be like 12) I was heartbroken! I confronted the father! He was so arrogant! He sighted a bible section to me. I replied " this is child labor, You are not a religious man... how can this be legal. This is not a good look for a popular tourism place! Zacatecas please do the right thing

There is a lot of history with this place, but the panoramic views are BEAUTIFUL! It is a bit of…read morehike, but not too strenuous. You have to take the teleférico (Cable Car) to the top, round trip. I'm not sure if there is another way back though. I did see a cafe, but we didn't eat there.

This place was recommended and it had great reviews on yelp so of course we had to check it out. It…read moreis a whole in the wall with a rustic decor and many locals. We sat in a corner table and the owner came over right away to take our order. We ordered 2 beers and as soon as there was a spot at the bar we moved over... big mistake b/c the men's bathroom was next to us. The doors consisted of saloon style so we could hear and smell them urinating. We paid our bill and left. I think it would have been a better experience had we stayed at the corner table.

WOW! If you come to Zacatecas you have to experience this place. We had a couple drinks (good…read moreprice) the decorations around the cantina are really cool and give it a unique touch. I recommend the Mezcal Añejo!

Museum is big, has over five thousand pieces of art. Very nice, clean abs organized. Staff are very…read morepolite and helpful.

This 17th century building is in and of itself pretty gorgeous. The top floor offers lovely views…read moreof the city, la bufa, the cathedral and more but the richness doesn't stop there. Museo Coronel houses pre-Hispanic Mexican artifacts, masks and other ancient pieces alongside African artworks, modern paintings and the rock stars of the last century - Miro, Kandinsky, Picasso and the preceding century, Goya- to name a few. If you're an art fiend this is well worth the stop even if you only have 20 minutes to roam the hallways. Visit! Visit! Visit! Visited November 2014

Pleasantly surprised, it was a great place to hang out. Beer was cold and they were playing 80s…read moremusic. It's a cool and elegant place compared to all bars around here. Didn't eat here so can't comment on their food, but service and ambiance was great.

I've been to Galerias about 2-3 times. I'm from Zacatecas but I live in the US. What I do like…read moreabout this mall is the food. There is a little bit of everything for everyone to eat. As for the stores, what I don't like is that they're pretty expensive, but I know they must pay a lot to have a business there. Parking has always been easy, they seemed to have planned that out very well. As for the bathrooms, they should have really added more bathrooms. As much as they have in Disneyland or something like that. I can't imagine how long the wait is when it's really busy. It's a great place to hang out. For an American, the food is super cheap.

We had such an amazing time. Our tour guide was informative, funny and patient with us. I would…read moredefinitely recommend taking it just to be able to get around and see how beautiful the city and its history really are. Oh and at a very reasonable price.

La bufa and mina edén tour is well paced and provides a good overview to history of Zacatecas and…read moremining activity. Our guide Carmen was excellent with deep knowledge on the topics and a great sense of humor and wit. Definitely recommend this your and Carmen.