Guanajuato

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Guanajuato - A Lively and Pretty Place, Guanajuato, Mexico travel blog

Guanajuato - A Lively and Pretty Place

A travel blog entry by andanddan

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... the central station as it seemed none of the roads were named, we were driven through one of the numerous subterranean passages that Guanajuato is famed for. After seeing most of the passengers disembark, we thought it best to jump off at the next stop. ...

Zacatecas,Guadalajara,Tequila,PVallarta,Guanajuato, Zacatecas,Guadalajara,Tequila,PVallarta,Guanajuato, Mexico travel blog

Zacatecas,Guadalajara,Tequila,PVallarta,Guanajuato

A travel blog entry by marc-patty

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... in), so we cut short our stay and head back up to the cool highlands and to another Mexican colonial town, Guanajuato. A fairly different colonial town to Zacatecas, we would describe Guanajuato as quaint, whereas Zacatecas is elegant. We spend a ...

Back to School in Guanajuato, Guanajuato, Mexico travel blog

Back to School in Guanajuato

A travel blog entry by greg-adrienne

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... and most impressive church and is dedicated to the Virgin Guadalupe, Mexico´s patron saint. For a relatively small city, Guanajuato has had an immensely interesting history: it was the world's leading silver-extraction centre in the 18th century; ...

Paul's birthday, Mazatlan, Zacatecas , Guanajuato, Guanajuato, Mexico travel blog

Paul's birthday, Mazatlan, Zacatecas , Guanajuato

A travel blog entry by worldofbintang

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... taco shop for coffee, tacos and crisps... (the procession finished about 1030pm). We said goodbye to Zacatecas and hello to Guanajuato which we have thoroughly enjoyed so far. We have spent the time walking round the cobbled streets, looking in beautiful ...

Chicas bonitas causing me all kinds of problems..., Guanajuato, Mexico travel blog

Chicas bonitas causing me all kinds of problems...

A travel blog entry by bonkers

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Hola, Well I finally managed to leave Guanajuato, two days late never the less but I made it to Oaxaca (wah-HAA-ka) in SW Mexico on the overnight bus at 5am this morning. I'm quickly learning that the hardest thing about this travelling malarky is ...

Subterranean Nonsense, Guanajuato, Mexico travel blog

Subterranean Nonsense

A travel blog entry by bonkers

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Alright ya mado´s Made it up to "gorgeous Guanajuato" at last and have started Spanish lessons at the language school. Not doing too well right enough! Maybe sommit to do with all the Mexican parties I keep ending up at.... Picked up enough to ...

Pregnant Spanish Moments, Guanajuato, Mexico travel blog

Pregnant Spanish Moments

A travel blog entry by thelees

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Guanajuato is a popular student town and one of the prime spots for learning Spanish. Many language schools are based here, all heavily marketed. It was no surprise then that gringos abound plus the highest concentration of Oriental students we'd come ...

Pretty Little Town, Guanajuato, Mexico travel blog

Pretty Little Town

A travel blog entry by thelees

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... or plucked his/her guitar near me. But this time I did. It was better than I could have imagined... driving into Guanajuato on a crowded bus, winding through the tunnels into and out of the darkness all the while accompanied by typical live Mexican ...

Diego Rivera was lucky to call this his home.., Guanajuato, Mexico travel blog

Diego Rivera was lucky to call this his home..

A travel blog entry by losbrowns

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Guanajuato is an amazing town located in the rich silver mountains of Mexico. The town sits among precipitous cliffs and is accessed by a convoluted system of tunnels cutting through the surrounding mountains. The hillsides are covered with vibrant ...

Guanajuato, Guanajuato, Mexico travel blog

Guanajuato

A travel blog entry by checky

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... all dug up because the families couldn't afford to pay for their graves anymore.  I'll be creamated thanks.... One thing about Guanajuato - the streets are very narrow and there's a ton of people, so it's very difficult to walk around.  We ...

Festival Cervantino, Guanajuato, Mexico travel blog

Festival Cervantino

A travel blog entry by polomuiriu

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Guanajuato has to be one of the prettiest towns you will ever see. Set in a valley in the middle of some mountains, it's full of narrow winding streets that go up and down hills and has a network of tunnels running under it. Apart from being a university ...

Guanajuato, Guanajuato, Mexico travel blog

Guanajuato

A travel blog entry by kjmyers

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Today was a great day in Guanajuato. It was a fascinating, picturesque, crooked, cobblestoned city. The streets are irregular in shape, creating a jumble of walls, balconies and rooftops meeting at anything but right angles- the churches are the ...

Lucky to be born in the 20th Century, Valenciana, Mexico travel blog

Lucky to be born in the 20th Century

A travel blog entry by southernxposure

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On Thursday the language school arranged a field trip to Valenciana, about 15 minutes outside Guanajuato, to see the Valenciana silver mine and church. Our tour at the mine was in Spanish, which made me realize how much more I have to learn, but ...

not intended for vehicles!, Guanajuato, Mexico travel blog

not intended for vehicles!

A travel blog entry by roadtrip2010

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... Heritage site city of Guanajuato (place of frogs) is "not intended for vehicles…  attempting to negotiate Guanajuato’s narrow, congested and utterly illogical streets by car is a classic exercise in frustration."  Because we were ...

Live music and Legos, Guanajuato, Mexico travel blog

Live music and Legos

A travel blog entry by southernxposure

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... went straight away into the dip. I'm trying to not be squeamish about the hot weather or anything cleanliness-related, and in truth Guanajuato is a really clean city - the sidewalks and tiled plazas are about as clean as I've seen, but on the other hand, ...

The Place of the Frogs, Guanajuato, Mexico travel blog

The Place of the Frogs

A travel blog entry by 12thousand500

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... of it are open to the elements,  at least the common areas and hallways are.  This makes for a nice breeze. Guanajuato is surprisingly temperate. There is no need for an air conditioner and you actually need a light jacket in the morning and at ...

Wir sind umgezogen, Guanajuato, Mexico travel blog

Wir sind umgezogen

A travel blog entry by toroamarillo

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Hugo our host in the Casa del Sol made another offer we could not resist. Instead of staying in the B&B he offered us to stay in a really nice villa right next to our language school. He just got it and wants to use it for guest taking his classes in ...

Guanajuato, Guanajuato, Mexico travel blog

Guanajuato

A travel blog entry by james511

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... mexican heartland before hopping back on the gringo trail going south. So I found myself going north to the old colonial town of Guanajuato, the whole of which is a UNESCO world heritage site. I stayed in a great little family-run hostel and was treated ...

Now in Guanajuato - day 18, Guanajuato, Mexico travel blog

Now in Guanajuato - day 18

A travel blog entry by tex06rus

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... fun here as other cities. Now it is off for more exploration and a probable beer. It is a perfect 80 degrees. Day 2 ----------- Guanajuato is so picturesque, with so much old world charm. If Jim Adams were here, he would have taken 2,000 pictures by ...

The Sound of, Guanajuato, Mexico travel blog

The Sound of

A travel blog entry by judyk68

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... probably more steps to the roof, to make the delivery.  So much very hard labor to be done in Mexico. There are many pleasant places in Guanajuato, and the colors of the houses are even more vibrant and varied than is San Miguel.  The jardin ...

Destination - The Mexican Santa Barbara, San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, Mexico travel blog

Destination - The Mexican Santa Barbara

A travel blog entry by susieandisidro

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... de Allende by 8 PM. The best way I can describe this town is to say it was the original Santa Barbara. It's colonial Mexico at heart, but with an European and American sensibility. Maybe it has something to do with the fact that more than half the ...

Border Tensions, Guanajuato, Mexico travel blog

Border Tensions

A travel blog entry by 12thousand500

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... , cushy seats, like first class seats on a plane, 3 across.  Full reclining possibilities and ample legroom.  I finally got to Guanajuato, where I am now, so yeah, I'm out of the border area and into the (comparatively) safer colonial ...

Goodbyes, Guanajuato, Mexico travel blog

Goodbyes

A travel blog entry by southernxposure

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... after four months in Guanajuato and was very reluctant to go. I was sad to see her go since she'd introduced me to a lot in Guanajuato. She plans to return, as does Jamie, from California, with her kids. They'll stay in Raquel's house again and when this ...

Guanajuato Finale, Guanajuato, Mexico travel blog

Guanajuato Finale

A travel blog entry by southernxposure

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... , plus guns and piles of silver. Pipila set fire to the door, which allowed the Mexicans to take the building and take Guanajuato. Unfortunately, when you stand under the statue on the hillside, you mostly can only get a photo of Pipila's crotch. I also ...

Not Zihuatanejo, Guanajuato, Mexico travel blog

Not Zihuatanejo

A travel blog entry by ritchie

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All the cities we've been to so far have been based on a grid system, Guanajuato's is jammed in between various hills and mountain peaks and the result is a network of winding cobble streets, ally ways, and underground tunnel systems. Traffic is only ...

Guanajuato, Guanajuato, Guanajuato, Mexico travel blog

Guanajuato, Guanajuato

A travel blog entry by aloijos

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Just pics for ...

First week of a long trip!, Guanajuato, Mexico travel blog

First week of a long trip!

A travel blog entry by southernxposure

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... playing guitar by the school, singing awful renditions of Bob Dylan and the Doors. I live in a house on a steep hillside overlooking Guanajuato, and it's got a fantastic view of the city, especially at night, when the big churches are lit up. I live ...

Puerto Vallarta and Guanajuato, Puerto Vallarta + Guanajuato, Mexico travel blog

Puerto Vallarta and Guanajuato

A travel blog entry by alawlor

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... for ......Guanajuato. A little bit  about Guanajuato. Shoe-horned into a narrow ravine, GUANAJUATO was for centuries the wealthiest city in Mexico, its mines pouring out silver and gold in prodigious quantities. Today it presents a remarkable ...

Four ceremonies and a party, Guanajuato, Mexico travel blog

Four ceremonies and a party

A travel blog entry by southernxposure

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... party for all four events to save money, Erasmo said. The running joke among some of my American classmates is that Guanajuato is kind of loud - a real party place at night, and when there are festivals at the different churches, of which there are ...

Dos llantas, por favor, Guanajuato, Mexico travel blog

Dos llantas, por favor

A travel blog entry by bocalee

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You should visit Guanajuato.  This is also an old mining town.  Mining towns are the nicest, because the Spanish who ran them were the richest, and built the most beautiful towns.  But where the cobblestnes in Zacatecas were rough and ...

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