Editing Hermosillo (section)

=== City center ===

==== Zaragoza Square ====
[[File:Catedral de Hermosillo y Kiosko (5858147299).jpg|thumb|Plaza Zaragoza in Hermosillo]]
[[Plaza Zaragoza]] was built in 1780, and was previously known as Plaza principal. The street that is located on the east side was named after General Ignacio Comonfort, moderate liberal and former president of the Republic. The four streets located around the plaza are among the oldest structures in the city.<ref>{{cite web | url = http://historiadehermosillo.com/htdocs/anecdotario/ESCOBOZA/Laplazazaragozaysuscalles.htm | title = LA PLAZA ZARAGOZA AND ITS STREETS | access-date = December 2, 2016 | website = historiadehermosillo.com}}</ref>

==== Cathedral ====
The [[Hermosillo Cathedral]], also called La Catedral de la Asunción, is one of the most visited places in the city. Its architectural style could be classified as baroque, neoclassical and neo-Gothic. It is 30 meters tall.

==== Sonora Museum of Art (MUSAS) ====
The Sonora Museum of Art, MUSAS, is a space dedicated to the dissemination and promotion of art and culture. The museum building has 5 thousand square meters of construction divided into four levels. It has large areas of circulation, internal courtyards, space for services, warehouses, workshops, offices, and various areas.<ref>{{cite web | url = http://www.mexicoescultura.com/recinto/56763/museo-de-arte-de-sonora-musas-.html | title = Sonora Museum of Art (MUSAS) | access-date = December 3, 2016 | website = www.mexicoescultura.com}}</ref>

Some of the exhibitions that have been presented are:
* Art and body. Museum collection, Rufino Tamayo.
* Moments. Gustavo Ozuna
* The strange journey of time. Miguel Angel Ojeda.
* Holy Chaos. Andrés Gamiochipi.