There are 13 landmarks in Celaya filtered with category Civil Architecture.
Located inside the municipalitys historic Northern Pantheon, the Celaya Mummy Museum offers a unique experience.
The Celaya Regional History Museum invites you on a fascinating tour of the past of our city and the region.
The Monument to Father Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla includes a sculpture by Juan Fernando Olaguibel
In the heart of Celaya, in the beautiful Allende Garden, stands a monument honoring Mexicos insurgent spirit: the statue of General Ignacio Allende.
The José María Morelos Market in Celaya is an architectural gem of the Porfiriato, built between 1903 and 1906 by Ernesto Brunel.
The Main Garden, surrounded by historic gateways and leafy trees, is an iconic space, a meeting point, and a source of tradition.
In the Glorieta de los Fundadores, Celaya honors its roots through a sculptural ensemble designed by architect Ricardo Motilla.
The Independence Column was originally a monument created in honor of Charles IV, King of Spain during the 18th century.