Information about Guanajuato Mexico

Information About Guanajuato

The city of Guanajuato, capital of the state of the same name: Guanajuato, one of the loveliest colonial style cities in Mexico, located on central Mexico and set in fairytale surroundings on the slopes of the Cubilete Hill. Guanajuato was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1988, as a result of the magnificent architecture of its many historical monuments, as well as its unusual urban layout.

Guanajuato is a city of great beauty, with a rich colonial tradition, In the midst of ravines and gullies; its streets taper off into steep, twisting alleys or underground tunnels and streets that wind their way through brightly colored houses located in the hills.

Guanjuato has a wide range of hotels in the city and its surroundings, Beautiful old colonial haciendas turned into lovely and gorgeous guest houses, as well as several restaurants and nightclubs.

Guanajuato’s festive spirit comes to the fore in its fiestas and popular events such as the Holy Week celebrations, the feast of our Lady of Guanajuato and one of the most important events in Mexico: the International Cervantino.

Its history, cultural tradition, magnificent architecture and mild climate with an annual temperature of 18ºC have made it a center of attraction for all type of visitors. Guanajuato is where the present and past have become one, and legends are as real as history. Guanajuato's indescribable mystery and beauty have the power to enchant any visitor with tales of other times, dear to enter a magical town where you can have the greatest vacation ever.

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