Cathedral of Our Lady from Guadalupe
In ancient times, it was a small chapel reserved for the exclusive use of Francisco Montaño de la Cueva. As time progressed, it passed...
In Chihuahua, near Ciudad Cuauhtémoc, Villa Ahumada and El Sueco, Mennonite communities offer products such as jam, cheese and salamis. Discover their life at the Mennonite Cultural Center and Museum, kilometer 10.5 of the industrial corridor, where local guides will offer you an enriching experience.
The origins of this community date back to Prussia and their arrival in Mexico dates back more than a century ago, when they emigrated from Canada. Due to their pacifist culture and religious beliefs, they refrain from participating in armed conflicts, which led them to America during the world wars and finally to Chihuahua, where they were exempt from military service. Their form of prayer is manifested through work, as they contributed significantly to enriching the desert culture and transforming the local economy.