Join a night tour of Guanajuato’s historic streets with musicians, traditional songs, and captivating stories. Experience the city’s rich culture and history.
Join a night tour of Guanajuato’s historic streets with musicians, traditional songs, and captivating stories. Experience the city’s rich culture and history.
- Iglesia de San Diego - Situated adjacent to the renowned Juarez Theater, the San Diego Temple dates back to the 17th century and was constructed by the Discalced Franciscans. During the colonial era, Guanajuato thrived due to its silver mines, and this temple served as a gathering place for believers and miners seeking divine protection before…
- Iglesia de San Diego - Situated adjacent to the renowned Juarez Theater, the San Diego Temple dates back to the 17th century and was constructed by the Discalced Franciscans. During the colonial era, Guanajuato thrived due to its silver mines, and this temple served as a gathering place for believers and miners seeking divine protection before venturing into the mines.
- Salto del Mono - The alleys of Guanajuato, such as Salto del Mono, showcase the city’s distinctive colonial architecture. The mountainous terrain and the rapid, unplanned growth spurred by the 18th-century mining boom led to homes being built on uneven ground, connected by narrow, steep alleys.
- The Alley Of The Kiss - Renowned for the tragic love story of Carmen and Don Luis, the Callejón del Beso is one of the most romantic and iconic spots in Guanajuato. According to legend, Carmen, the daughter of a wealthy Spaniard, fell in love with her neighbor, Don Luis, a modest miner. Defying her father’s strict orders, the couple met secretly on the closely facing balconies of the alley. However, their love was discovered, and in a fit of rage, Carmen’s father killed her. The couple’s fate was sealed with a final, tragic kiss that immortalized their forbidden love.
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- Access ticket
- Drinks
- Tip
- Drinks
- Tip
Callejoneadas are a tradition that began in Guanajuato in the mid-20th century, drawing inspiration from historic Spanish student groups. These musical ensembles, primarily made up of university students, wander through the city’s alleys and squares, performing popular songs and sharing local legends and anecdotes. The tradition has been adapted to…
Callejoneadas are a tradition that began in Guanajuato in the mid-20th century, drawing inspiration from historic Spanish student groups. These musical ensembles, primarily made up of university students, wander through the city’s alleys and squares, performing popular songs and sharing local legends and anecdotes. The tradition has been adapted to Guanajuato’s colonial setting, where the narrow alleys and architectural landscape provide an ideal backdrop for the activity. Although callejoneadas started as a form of student entertainment, they have evolved into one of the city’s main tourist attractions, maintaining a connection with the region’s history, culture, and popular art.
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