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We took a day trip to Guanajuato from San Miguel. It was only about an hour. From the bus station, we took a cab into the city through the old sewer system, now a tunnel of roads in and out of the city. It was an endless maze of roads; I now know what it feels like to be a rat....hmmmmm.
We visited the Diego Rivera museum, housed in the home where he was born. It contained numerous pieces of his art as well as works by other well-known Mexican artists. The building was probably about 4 or 5 floors of art. It also afforded a wonderful view of Guanajuato from the top-floor windows.
Beautiful churches, squares, Teatro Juarez, and the colors of the buildings are simply picturesque.
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We took a day trip to Guanajuato from San Miguel. It was only about an hour. From the bus station, we took a cab into the city through the old sewer system, now a tunnel of roads in and out of the city. It was an endless maze of roads; I now know what it feels like to be a rat....hmmmmm.
We visited the Diego Rivera museum, housed in the home where he was born. It contained numerous pieces of his art as well as works by other well-known Mexican artists. The building was probably about 4 or 5 floors of art. It also afforded a wonderful view of Guanajuato from the top-floor windows.
Beautiful churches, squares, Teatro Juarez, and the colors of the buildings are simply picturesque.
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If you can, plan on more than one day in this magnificent city. We had to rush to see everything we wanted to, and it was not enough. Best Way To Get Around:
Once you get to the city, you can walk everywhere you wish to go. Read Less