Palacio Legislativo Parliament Building (looking also known as the Legislative Yuan), Mexico's tourism department seems to be lazy, this place has now been renamed "Museo Palacio De Los Poderes", but the scenic map of the city has not been revised. In the past two years, part of it has become a private museum, showing a collector's lifelong collection, but the most worthy of appreciation is definitely the story of the history of the building. On the Internet, the travel notes and the Raiders are very rare. I dont know why, I personally like it very much. It should be counted as the top three attractions of Guanajuato. Unlike most other attractions, you can only watch a lively event. Its really too much knowledge here! There are not many tourists, but the staff gave us a one-on-one explanation with great enthusiasm, and the history of the Spanish Revolutionary Revolution was expressed in a very concise and vivid manner. Who are the people hanging on the wall? What historical merits? The design style of the building itself, even where the ceiling and floor are imported, what inlaying technique is used... really interesting!