Guanajuato is Mexico's most important colonial tourist destination due to the diversity of its attractions, such as its six Magical Towns, two Heritage Cities, five Archaeological Zones, and Tourist Stops that attract local, national, and international visitors.
It is the fifth most visited state in the country, offering cultural activities, fairs, gastronomy, natural attractions, and international festivals. During the first quarter of 2019 alone, it received 14.9 million visitors.
Traditionally, it's considered the state of cultural tourism par excellence; however, other branches of the tourism industry have recently flourished, such as adventure, romance, gastronomy, wellness, and business.
Experiences
And you, what are you going to do in Guanajuato? Guanajuato is a state that has it all.
Wander its streets and alleys, visit theaters, temples, galleries, and museums. But if you prefer adventure, you can do so here with various adventure and nature experiences, such as the Skydream, a hammock secured by a harness to a zip line suspended 30 meters high; its natural parks and volcanic areas; or practicing extreme sports, such as climbing, caving, canyoning, rafting, skydiving, or hang-gliding, while enjoying its unique caves, hills, pools, and dams.
Magical Towns
In Guanajuato, you'll experience great stories. Touring its Magical Towns is, without a doubt, an extraordinary opportunity to discover the essence of Mexico, the power of history, the diversity of its cuisine, its fascinating craftsmanship, and to immerse yourself in that atmosphere of legend and tradition. Explore the six Magical Towns of Dolores Hidalgo CIN, Comonfort, Mineral de Pozos, Salvatierra, Yuriria, and Jalpa de Cánovas.
