Arteaga Pavilion is one of 11 municipalities into which the Mexican state of Aguascalientes

pabellón de Arteaga Aguascalientes

Arteaga Pavilion is one of 11 municipalities into which the Mexican state of Aguascalientes. Located in the center of the state and is one of the most recent, had its origin in the establishment of a colony of workers in the construction of the Dam Street. Its capital is the city of Arteaga Pavilion.
the town of Arteaga Pavilion is located in the municipality of Arteaga Pavilion (in the State of Aguascalientes). It has 26,797 inhabitants. Arteaga Pavilion is at 1900 meters altitude.

The main square, the parish church of Guadalupe, of modernist architecture which was built in 1946 and where it is interesting to note the frame of the image of the Virgin of Guadalupe painted by José de Alcívar.

On the anniversary of the Mexican Revolution is the most important regional trade show for its traditional and folklore, and where cockfights are held, Mexican nights and sporting events.

Museums

There is a municipality in the sports museum.

Parties, Dances and Traditions

May 14 marks the anniversary of the founding of Arteaga Pavilion, but the main festival takes place on November 20, with an important livestock and textile exhibition in the region, which is worth attending for its traditional and folk .

Arteaga Pavilion is a city of the Mexican state of Aguascalientes, capital of the municipality of Arteaga Pavilion.

Located in central Florida, about 30 km north of the city of Aguascalientes. Artega Pavilion was founded on May 14, 1929, had its origin in a camp that was established at the point where unloading railroad materials and labor for the construction of Plutarco Elias Calles Dam, located in the neighboring municipalitySan José de Gracia, the colony of workers and the development of services for them led to the establishment of a permanent population was called Colonia Progreso that over time began to grow and diversify, eventually the April 29, 1964was erected in the municipality of Arteaga and Pavilion May 6, 1964 was renamed Villa Colonia Progreso General José de la Peña Maria Artega, now known as the Pavilion de Arteaga.

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