Hidalgo del Parral, commonly known as Parral, is a historic city recently added to the list of Pueblos Mágicos. It's famous for its rich history, colonial architecture, and its role in the Mexican Revolution.
The city of Parral boasts impressive architecture with beautiful colonial mansions and historic buildings that reflect its past as a thriving mining town. La Prieta Mine, located on the outskirts of the city, was a significant source of silver and has been restored as a historical and tourist site.
Parral is also renowned for its connection to the famous Mexican revolutionary, Francisco "Pancho" Villa. It was in this city that Villa was assassinated in 1923, and his former residence, Quinta Luz, has been transformed into a museum dedicated to his life and legacy.
The heart of Parral features a charming central square and the beautiful Cathedral of San José, which is a prominent landmark in the city.
The city offers a wide range of cultural and recreational activities, including festivals, concerts, sports events, and a diverse regional cuisine.
It's a destination with a rich historical and cultural heritage, a city full of charm that invites visitors to delve into its past and enjoy its authentic and welcoming atmosphere in the state of Chihuahua.
