A panoramic view of the city awaits which you can enjoy from a bar, or you can take a walkto Cerro de la Bufa.

The best way to get to the “Cerro de la Bufa” is by the Teleferico. The only drawback is that it only has two cars, one going up and one going down. Each car is for 14 people approximately so it can be a long wait before you ride it. The ride is fast but long enough to get a... More 

Although quite expensive, it is worth it to travel across the city and then get a lovely view and a chance to walk around on the hill outside the city.

For all who have never taken one before: go there. If you have been to the Alps or in some US skiing area: skip it. Waiting times are long and the view is not very special

This is only 5-10 min ride but I think it is a must in visiting Zacatecas. It shows the views that could never be seen if you are on foot.

Only a 5 minute ride but good view of the city and easy way to get from La Bufa to the top entrance of Eden mine. No seating and very basic system Swiss made and looks to be well maintained

This Swiss built gondola gives you the best view of Zacatecas and the surrounding hillsides. Our conductor pointed out several interesting sights, such as the first Spanish house in Zacatecas. We took the Teleferico both ways, there is a discount for seniors with their Mexican DIF cards, but even if you do not have one . . . take the... More 

I mean, you've seen one ropeway and you've seen them all, right? Well, yes, and no. I've never been in one that crossed a city - especially from the entrance of a mine to top of a mountain with a statue of Poncho Villa. There was something sort of wonderful and relaxing about passing over the city in the teleferico.... More 

Since I live in Zacatecas, I take visitor to the teleferico (cable car) and see the wonderful view of Zacatecas which is a colonial city with many buildings built in the late 1800¨s and early 1900¨s. The cable car was inagurated in 1979 and the distance between Cerro de Bufa and Cerro de Grillo is approximately 654 meters traveling at... More