The big attraction here is the drink which shares the town's name. All the tourist shops are full of Tequila souveniers, bottles, shot glasses, etc. There are a number of distilleries and tours about the Tequila making process. Apart from that, there are two churches in the centre and the central plaza, which also has a monument to a revolutionary hero. A small tianguis street market also operates.
Town Church
Right in the centre of the town, open everyday.Main Plaza
Contains a band stand and monuments to mexican heroes.José Cuervo Distillery
First tequila manufacturer. Offers a range of tours, the cheapest is the 'Clásico' which is about 100 pesos, the gradually get more expensive then, ending at 380 pesos. The more expensive ones generally just include extra tasting sessions, except for the most expensive one which also has a tour of the fields where the Agave plant is grown.