This science center seems designed most not just for children but ones who have not visited any…read moreothers. While they have a variety of hands on exhibits, I was not particularly impressed.

Le pedí a Siri direcciones para el Rincón Gaucho, por alguna razón desconocida me llevó al Panteón…read moreTaurino en la calzada. Yo creo que fue Dios. El Panteón Taurino es legendario y tradicional. Los meseros están en otro nivel, son atentos, amables, sencillos, serviciales, etc.- El mariachi es uno de los mejores de León. La comida (Chamorro, consomé, sopa de tortilla) es un manjar abundante y lleno de sabor. El señor de las caricaturas es mi única objeción, ya que primero dice que la caricatura vale $200 y cuando aceptas dice que son $200 por persona; luego, si no te gusta su trabajo no acepta devoluciones o correcciones. ¡Mi sugerencia es que a ese señor se le aplique orejas y rabo- OLE! Si vas a León y no vas al Panteón eres un .........

We came here for dinner during the week. It's not busy so we got our food pretty quickly. I got a…read moreplatter of rib eye tacos and bone morrow. It's very rich and tasty. The portion size is big, enough for two ppl to share. I ordered a mojito but i ended up getting two...the more the better i supposed. They have lots of screens for fifa games. The decor is unique, with bullfighter names on the tables. It's a nice place.

I love this museum. Great sculpture section. The building, itself, is beautiful. Lovely exterior…read moresetting, too. The permanent exhibit includes a history of Mexico. Bring the children! ( say age 8 and up) The temporary exhibits are always interesting. Right now they have a collection of art made by Japanese immigrants to Mexico. Staff is friendly. Place is immaculate. Wonderful bookstore that includes a lot of poetry as well as art related books, magazines. I wish the collection included more work by Mexican painters, but it's a relatively small place, and it does a great job! If I lived in Leon, I would visit regularly. If you are a tourist, must visit, and say "hi" to Max in the bookstore. He likes to speak English.