Things to see and do Central Mexico

In 1808, Don Manuel María Tello, owner of the Hacienda hacienda, asked for permission for the construction of thermal baths, but due to the war of Independence, it was necessary to wait until 1831 for them to be built. They have a little retro charm (French neo-classical style) and are nicer than the new baths built a few hundred meters further. Water is recommended for rheumatism and arteriosclerosis.

It is the main cultural pole of the state dedicated to science. Children especially appreciate this place with numerous attractions and playful animations, in the image of IMAX cinema.

This building is currently home to the school of letters and philosophy as well as the Mathematics museum for enthusiasts. The beautiful patio was built in the late th century.

Maison de la culture where one teaches painting, literature, dance and music. Located in a park that is very pleasant to visit, close to the public laundry and the parque Benito Juárez.

The foundation ([email protected]) offers a different vision of the city, with cycling hikes, observation of wildlife and flora. If the observation you are interested in is more celestial than terrestrial, the University of Guanajuato & & (473) 732 9548 - Fax (473) 732 0253 - www.astro.ugto.mx invites you to its astronomical observatory. With its cuvette location, Guanajuato offers the possibility of many points of view. It is enough to climb up the heights to dominate the city and enjoy a pretty grandiose overview. One of the most famous places is the Pípila Monument: this huge statue holding a hand-torch is Juan José de los Reyes Martinez. You can walk from the Callejón del Beso, a signposted trail, or via the funicular.

Ideally located opposite the Jardín Allende, on the other side of the Parroquia, this tourist information point will guide you to a range of activities to discover in San Miguel. Take the opportunity to find out more about the town and ask for recommendations. Be sure to ask for a map of the town. What's more, their comprehensive website displays programs for every event, making it a valuable resource to consult before setting off on your adventure.

This nature reserve has an interesting biodiversity for naturalists. Several species of mammals and birds can be observed there. It gives lectures to the environment.

Built in 1821, these baths were mainly frequented by the popular classes. That is why they were known as «Baños de abajo» in opposition to «Grandes Grande Baños». Water was transported in the baths through an underground aqueduct over a kilometre. Declared a historic monument in the 1990 s, the Balneario Los Arquitos was restored and transformed into a cultural centre that hosts theatrical performances, concerts and conferences.

It is not common to watch the birth of a river closely. Here, the ice water flows from the depths of the rock to create an emerald color river that flows gently between trees. Since Xilitla, the road is littered with litchis, the site is still wild, without superfluous furnishings, and also frequented by the surrounding inhabitants and children who come refreshing in the small body of water that has formed here. Superb.

This is a great place for those who like to discover nature while getting some exercise. Here, 13 suspension bridges are hung along the walls of this beautiful canyon (the most imposing of 100 meters long and 15 meters high). Two zip lines to take a little speed complete the package. Smile, you are well accompanied and hooked. From the age of 14.