Castillo Santa Cecilia
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City of Love
Well it's been three weeks since my last blog, mostly because I've one nothing blog-worthy since my trip to Mexico City. I've taken two weekends off travelling because Mexico City was really exhausting and I needed to not spend money for a bit. Basically I just went to a few places around here like downtown Zapopan (the city where I live outside of …
Guanajuato
... We went to Diego Rivera’s childhood home but the most unusual place we’ve been was the Mummies Museum. They found years ago that the soil around here mummified the buried so they have a museum with perfectly preserved dead people, fingers with nails, beards, clothes they just look like deflated eyeless bodies. Some of their facial expressions weren’t that pleasant – for James it turned out to be a very thought provoking and scary experience – ...
Checking Out the Sights
... the color of and tasted like cranberry juice, but a little sweeter and not quite as strong. I'll have to make sure I get the name of that because it was delicious!
After breakfast I met up with Amy, and her new housemate Stephen at school so that Stephen could get everything set up and I could print off some things. Plus, we all had to get our computers set up so we could connect to the school's Internet. Well, the plan was to do ...
THE TRIP BECOMES AN INFIRMARY
... Posada Sante Fe to see some paintings on the history of the city, Carlos barging into the restaurant while people were dining. By 1419 at the Alley of the Kiss. Exchanged $300 US, a rare time when the airport rate was better. Picked up my bag from Peter c 1440. He's still feeling the worse for wear so will touch base at 1800. No internet here. A shower and then out and about at 1519, going into the Basilica [Lady of La Paz]. Needed some sustenance so to Cafeatrio for a ...
The Lively Town of Guanajuato
Guanajuato is a university town nestled in valley in the state of Guanajuato, México. We stayed with a concert pianist named Ana, her two dogs and one cat. Her home is located up on the side of one of the hills and is very nice. We thoroughly enjoyed our time in this city.
We visited the Callejón de Besos, the Pipila, the Don Quixote Museum, the Cristo Rey monument and of course the requisite ...
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TravelPod Member ReviewsCastillo Santa Cecilia Guanajuato
“ Very cool ”
Reviewed Feb 27, 2011
Great location, awesome building, alright cleanliness
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