Top Guanajuato Bus Tours

★ A photogenic tour with a medieval European atmosphere ★ Guides you to a world heritage site that is not well known to Japanese people! Zacatecas, a colonial city that once flourished as Mexico's best silver mine, is also known as Pink City. It is a hidden popular spot that is not very familiar to Japanese people but is full of charm! ◆ Zacatecas Cathedral ◆ Zacatecas Centro ◆ The famous mine of Zacatecas which flourished as a silver mine at the Eden mine . ◆ Teleferico (Ropeway) A ◆ Boofa Hill A hill ◆ Tirolesa840 (Long-distance Tarzan Rope)

♦ Visit the colonial town where the colorful cityscape is cute! ♦ San Miguel de Allende is a small town in the central highlands of Mexico. It retains a medieval, Spanish-style atmosphere from the colonial era and is called a "colonial city". In addition, the Mexican Tourism Government has also named it “Magical Town (Pueblo Magico)” for its beauty and history! There are many slopes, so take a leisurely stroll while taking a break at the cafe ♪ The atmosphere of this artistic and leisurely city is irresistible!

Mexico City has been the recipient of several cultures throughout history. The goal of the exit proposed by Ximbala, is to know the Memory and Tolerance museum while we know the diversity we can find in the historic center of the CDMX.

Visit the beautiful town of Dolores Hidalgo, cradle of Mexico’s Independence movement. See it’s magnificent church, it’s museums, local crafts and taste their delicious hand made ice cream flavors. After that, we’ll see the incredible paintings at the Atotonilco Sanctuary, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Explore Cañada de la Virgen, the only archaeological site in San Miguel de Allende, on this private half-day guided tour. Learn about its ancient inhabitants and hear the different theories about their lifestyle and demise. Plus learn about the significance of the layout of the buildings in relation to astronomy. A Mexican lunch is included.

This private, full-day tour of Guanajuato from San Miguel de Allende is a great way to get to know the city. Skip the crowded tour buses and slow public transit in favor of a private vehicle that takes you straight from your hotel to top Guanajuato sights such as the Juarez Theater, Diego Rivera Museum, and Plaza de la Paz. In addition to commentary from a guide, this tour includes all entrance fees and lunch.

Visit the 400-year-old mine Mineral de Pozos on a private full-day tour from San Miguel de Allende. Your guide shows you parts of the abandoned mine including a mine shaft (optional) and several structures, and shares details about the colonial period and mining in Mexico. Afterward, check out Lavender Ranch, have lunch at a Mexican restaurant, and walk around the central square before returning to San Miguel.

This tour is unique for people who wants to cover a wider area of San Miguel de Allende. We will drive through colonial streets while admiring the beautiful landscapes of the town. We are going to stop on a couple of lookouts with the best view of the main square.

Enjoy an activity-packed day trip from San Miguel de Allende where you ride horses in the countryside and visit the nearby hot springs. Jump from a scenic trail ride in Ejido de Boca de la Canada to a leisurely swim in thermal pools and grottos at La Gruta or Escondido. Your tour includes lunch at an authentic Mexican ranch, entrance fees, and hotel pickup and drop-off.

The beauty of Guanajuato is best experienced off the beaten track. This horseback riding tour takes you down country roads and quiet trails en route to the 450-year-old Sabino tree, considered the oldest cypress tree in the region. Well-trained horses and a 2-to-1 cowboy-to-rider ratio ensure a comfortable ride for all levels. Enjoy freshly prepared lunch at a ranch after the ride.

Ride horses through the lush countryside outside San Miguel de Allende on this half-day adventure. Great for riders of all levels, you will experience several types of terrain and be able to walk, trot, canter, or gallop according to your comfort level. One cowboy for every two guests will accompany you, and young children can have their own cowboy lead. Lunch on the ranch is served afterward.

We started crossing of the Sierra de Santa Rosa de Lima, visit the City of Dolores Hidalgo visit the cementery where is buried Jose Alfredo Jimenez, Casa Miguel Hidalgo, the parish of Dolores, the house of Handicrafts, we head to the town of Atotonilco, continue with the city of San Miguel de Allende

Visit the geographical center of Mexico (Cerro del Cubilete), where the majestic monument is raised to "Christ the King of Peace" which is one of the religious sites most visited in Mexico by the Catholic faith of the people at its peak.

Explore Guanajuato’s popular attractions on this half-day adventure. After a convenient hotel pickup, visit a museum that’s home to more than 100 naturally mummified bodies, marvel at a subterranean network of streets, ascend a towering hill for panoramic city views, and enjoy a shopping excursion in the city’s gorgeous historic center.

Live this wonderful experience leaving from San Miguel de Allende to visit The Impressive Teotihuacán Archaeological Zone; one of the largest metropolises in the ancient world, its construction was dictated by a cosmology that gives us a vision of a unique urban-religious organization in history, its majestic buildings give us an idea of its architecture, with its Pyramid dedicated to the Sun (678 meters high) and its Great Calzada de los Muertos ending in a large plaza. The Pyramid of the Sun, the Pyramid of the Moon and the Citadel form the oldest group of ceremonial buildings in the City of Teotihuacán.

Discover La Peña de Bernal, a beautiful magical town in Mexico, which in addition to being ideal for sports and adventure lovers, is also rich in culture, this great city has a huge rock, in which millions of years ago there was a volcano who left a huge monolith as a remnant of his life in this world. This rock is the third largest in the world and was considered by the Chichimecas as a sacred place. Nowadays is visited by people from all over the world who marvel at its grandeur and splendor, its colorful narrow streets converge on the main square of this town, which lead us to a space that is frozen in time; Visit the San Sebastián Temple, Lana de la Aurora Looms, the Mask Museum, and Freixenet Vineyards. You cannot miss this cultural and wine tourism experience!

Visit Querétaro! Wonderful city full of history, culture and modernity. Its original name means "Place of stones". Querétaro was a fundamental piece in the conspiracy for the Independence of Mexico and in 1917 it was the place where the Mexican Political Constitution was promulgated. Today we can see a city that pays homage to the past with the preservation of its buildings, keeping its streets clean and holding the UNESCO title of Cultural Heritage of Humanity and at the same time opening its wings to the future, becoming a of the best cities in the country. Come and see El Mirador, The Aqueduct, The Temple of San Francisco, De Santa Rosa Viterbo, The Convent of La Santa Cruz and De San Agustín, among other magnificent buildings.

Get to know Mineral de Pozos! Place where you can still appreciate the remains of what was a large wealthy town thanks to its mining industry. Currently its imposing buildings show us the solitude of a sad decadence, abandoned over time. Pozos was founded in 1576 to protect the Chichimecas silver route. Because it was very difficult to civilize this indigenous group, this work was commissioned to the Jesuits who realized the wealth found in the minerals of this area and taught These people techniques to extract and exploit metals. Wells has had several periods of wealth, but the day came when the minerals ran out and this Ghost Town was left for the admiration of adventurous visitors; Visit the Jesuit Furnaces, the Mine and Hacienda of the Five Lords and that of Santa Brígida, The Temple of the Lord of the Works, the Model School, the Church of San Pedro, among other places.

Come and fall in love with Guanajuato, Dolores Hidalgo and Atotonilco! Magical destinations full of history, with wonderful tunnels and romantic alleys that lead us to find beautiful squares, churches, fountains, where they narrate more than a thousand legends. Guanajuato, unique in its kind, charming, colorful and mystical. Dolores Hidalgo, recorded in history as the cradle of National Independence; stage so that in the early morning of 16 September 1810, the priest of this place, called the town by ringing the bells, it was Don Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla himself who inherited the trade of pottery and ceramics from Talavera, which today enjoys great prestige, as well as the unusual flavors of the snows of this place.

Guanajuato, Glorious and Magical, surrounded by hills shaped like frogs, which in past times housed the largest deposits of silver and gold in our country, and which is proud to have seen the first great battle for our Independent Mexico. Submerged among the earth, making its way through it with wonderful tunnels and romantic alleys that lead us to find beautiful squares, temples like that of San Diego and that of San Cayetano in Mina de Valenciana, undoubtedly magnificent places full of history. Come and see The Basilica of Our Lady of Guanajuato, The "Pipila" Monument, Casa de Diego Rivera Museum, The Juárez Theater, The University of Guanajuato, and sources where more than a thousand legends are narrated. This is Guanajuato, unique in its kind, charming and mystical, colorful and sober, home to the great Cervantino International Festival.

Meet the historic magical town Dolores Hidalgo! registered as the cradle of National Independence; the stage so that at dawn on September 16, 1810, the priest Don Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, called the people ringing the bells. Get into history knowing the emblematic Parish of Our Lady of Los Dolores, Casa de Visitas, The Museum of Independence, and the Casa de Mariano Abasolo. It is worth mentioning that Don Miguel Hidalgo inherited the profession of pottery and ceramics from Talavera, which nowadays has great prestige, as well as the unusual flavors of the snows of this place. Also, visit Atotonilco, Known as the Mexican Sistine Chapel for all the pictorial art contained within this beautiful Shrine, its founder, Father Luis Felipe Neri de Alfaro, gave himself the task for most of his life of leaving an evangelizing work, years more late in the beginning of the independence struggle.

Marvel at the impressive Archaeological Zone of La Cañada de la Virgen; Pre-Hispanic settlement with at least 1800 years old. Once inside this site, the Museum will provide us with its own transportation, and a knowledgeable Anthropologist and qualified Guide will accompany us. We will enjoy the beautiful journey through the surrounding hills for approximately 11 km. Also, we will be able to know about the Otomíes and Chichimecas, indigenous groups that inhabited this area. You cannot miss it!

Get to know the best of San Miguel de Allende through a tour of its cobblestone and colorful streets that will take you to discover beautiful buildings, such as The Allende Institute, The Ignacio Ramírez “El Nigromante” Cultural Center, The Angela Peralta Theater, Ignacio House Allende, Palace of the Mayorazgo de la Canal and majestic churches such as La Purísima Concepción, The Temple of San Francisco de Asís, The Oratory of San Felipe Neri, among others, which adorn warm squares and beautiful gardens. This beautiful city formerly called Villa de San Miguel el Grande, preserves a magic that takes us back to an ostentatious past, founded in 1542 has witnessed and participated in great events that have decided the course of the history of Mexico, land of great heroes, thinkers, artists and dreamers, has managed to pass into the present century with its Otomi and Chichimec roots that enrich everyday life, and fill its festivals, festivals and traditions with mysticism.

Alberto Aveleyra has been doing research on the site since 2017, when he presented a paper about the prehispánic routes of access to the site in the 3rd International Congress of Ethnohistory. This year, 2021, an article where he shows his first research results is going to appear in a book about the Royal Road of Guanajuato. His research proposes that this site probably is the sanctuary of Chicomoztoc, a place referred in multiple indigenous historical sources, this discovery drove him to start a PhD in Mesoamerican studies in the National University of Mexico, he is now in the selection process, if he is succesful, he´ll start his degree in August 2021. The last 4 years of fieldwork and codex analysis have been founded through the tours he runs in the site. When you hire his tours you are contributing and supporting his research, creating a new way to do cultural anthropology in Mexico.