Danza Azteca Huitzilopochtli

Pedro’s grandparents were fluent in Nahuatl, so keeping the culture near to him is important.

Huehca Omeyocan, Aztec Dancers

This was a celebration in October. Forgive me for the late post.

Muddy Cinco de Mayo

Be patient, and wait, because if you are hoping for a warm and sunny holiday to celebrate Mexican traditions, you will be sadly disappointed.

Well, this was a surprise

Our love story was published in The Oregonian for Valentine’s Day.

Mummy Museum

Originally, the mummified bodies were kept in an underground ossuary. It’s likely that there was never an intent to display them for the public.

The Cemetery Panteón Santa Paula

What makes this cemetery remarkable to me are the walls and walls of remains interred seven stories high.

Alhóndiga y Universidad (Grain Exchange and University)

Two more landmarks I want to talk about are the Alhóndiga de Granaditas and Universidad de Guanajuato.

Guanajuato’s Streets

There is a tragic tale reminiscent of Romeo & Juliet that captures the hearts of locals and tourists and sends them in search of the narrowest of streets.

Landmarks, Statues, and Monuments

A very old city like this one has many, many sites of interest.

Above and Below Guanajuato

In this post, my focus takes in landmarks that are above the city of Guanajuato, and also below the city.