There are 7 landmarks in Celaya filtered with category History.
The Independence Column was originally a monument created in honor of Charles IV, King of Spain during the 18th century.
In the Glorieta de los Fundadores, Celaya honors its roots through a sculptural ensemble designed by architect Ricardo Motilla.
In the heart of Celaya, in the beautiful Allende Garden, stands a monument honoring Mexicos insurgent spirit: the statue of General Ignacio Allende.
The Monument to Father Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla includes a sculpture by Juan Fernando Olaguibel
In the heart of Celaya stands the majestic Temple of Our Lady of Mercy.
In this temple, a space steeped in faith and tradition, the image of the Immaculate Conception is venerated.
The church and former convent of San Agustín is an architectural gem in the Plateresque style, with unique Moorish and Talavera-style details.