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Founded in 1636, it is known as the “Athens of Sonora” for its rich cultural and historical heritage. Notable landmarks include the La Quinta de Nápoles Hacienda and the San Miguel Arcángel Church, as well as traditional celebrations like the Regional Festival and the Sugarcane Festival. Its gastronomy delights visitors with dishes such as carne asada, machaca burritos, and the traditional jamoncillos (sweet milk candies). In addition, it serves as the gateway to the Sonora River Route, a scenic tourist trail filled with breathtaking natural landscapes.