I would love to go back to this view ponit of the city. You can see the entire city from up here and I took the best pictures from this location.
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I would love to go back to this view ponit of the city. You can see the entire city from up here and I took the best pictures from this location.
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I liked that I had a whole view of the city. We could see the tombs of some Revolution time generals.
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Went in December 2011 kids loved the pancho villa museum and all the guns. Was a beautiful sight and would love to go again!
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We took the teleferico to the Bufa. Once up there we decided to walk a little, though it was later in the day the museum up there was closed. We took great pictures and took a cab back down to the cathedral. From where we were dropped off by the teleferico there is a narrow street, where locals set up...
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Would visit the small church and museum again. There are several vendors in the area and you have an amazing view of the city.
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My wife and I visited on November 7, 2011. I am a student of the Mexican Revolution so I had always heard of the battle at this place won by Pancho Villa's troops. Although there is a small museum, there isn't much else. But it is a must-see for anyone interested in the Mexican Revolution.
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I had the privelage to visit the Bufa on my very first trip into Mexico. We have very good friends that live in Sauceda that took us to see this beautiful Church and the view from the Bufa is breath taking. I bought a silver Rosary while we were there and the oddest thing happened when I first bought it...
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