Color, culture and a bizarre obsession with a Spanish author come together in the underexplored Guanajuato state, the central highlands destination which lies just four and a half hours by bus from ...

In the City Made from Silver, the Basilica is a bright gold, bistro table tops are hammered copper and the Spanish balconies are black iron. At the moment, however, I'm just trying to climb a twisty ...

Stay in the heart of historic Guanajuato at new Hotel Edelmira (from $215). Located on the music-filled, laurel-shaded Jardín de la Unión, the city’s main public square, the hotel blends modern ...

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Founded by the Spanish in the early 16th century, Guanajuato became the world's leading silver-extraction centre in the 18th century. This past can be seen in its 'subterranean streets' and the 'Boca ...

Thanks to its silver mines, this city of a thousand colors, a World Heritage Site, was one of the richest in the Americas. Today, it boasts many other attractions, including the prestigious ...

Guanajuato City, a Unesco World Heritage city, was founded 400 years ago. Photo Credit: Ismael Alonso Imagine walking up narrow, hilly, cobblestone streets. Your footsteps echo against the small homes ...

I'm normally content roaming around completely lost in strange cities. But Guanajuato (pronounced wan-a-waa-toe), with its tongue-twisting name, subterranean roads and maze of skinny steep streets ...

The state of Guanajuato always feels touched by magic, but nowhere is this more true than in its six Magical Towns. Mexico’s term “Magical Towns” is a government designation given to towns and ...