Monumental Clock of Pachuca
A clock tower from 1910, about 40 meters tall, in downtown Pachuca, symbol of the city.
Hidalgo · Mexico Capital
In the destination Real del Monte and Huasca de Ocampo.
In the photo: Casa Rule, seat of the municipal government of Pachuca.
Illustrative images. The pictures in this guide are illustrations based on the real place, not photographs, and may differ from it.
The city
Pachuca is the capital of Hidalgo, a silver mining city about 95 km from Mexico City, known as La Bella Airosa for the wind that comes down from the mountains. The downtown has the Monumental Clock, dating from 1910, and the former convent of San Francisco, which houses the National Museum of Photography. It is the gateway to Real del Monte, Huasca and El Chico National Park.
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The local experience
A clock tower from 1910, about 40 meters tall, in downtown Pachuca, symbol of the city.
Photography museum in the former convent of San Francisco in Pachuca, affiliated with the National Photographic Archive of the INAH.
One of Mexico’s oldest national parks, with oyamel forests, rock formations, viewpoints and the village of Mineral del Chico.