Mexico's most beautiful city has a secret | Guanajuato Travel Guide 

It is beautiful but, the traffic is still very loud and smells like diesel when I walk to town, because it’s so concentrated and the buildings are tall I found Queretaro centro to be much more quiet, peaceful, clean, and beautiful

Thank you so much for your non-cliché non-trend following way of presenting travel! You talk about thinks you observe that are personally interesting to you, which is so rare. Please make more videos!

I just went 2 weeks ago and I’m still amazed 😍 it’s so beautiful and full of history and culture

One of best city in México

I started watching your videos last night and I’m glad you enjoyed Mexico! Guanajuato is the most beautiful city I’ve ever visited, and that was also my first solo vacation a few years ago! You did a great job showcasing how beautiful it is. Since traveling solo I’ve been to Europe a few times, and Guanajuato still holds up as the most beautiful (so far)! I’ve been to Germany, Italy, Malta, Portugal, and Spain. Next year going to Belgium, France, Netherlands, & UK, also back to Spain! I’m actually going to San Miguel de Allende & Querétaro next week. I’m starting my two week annual trip this Friday! Gonna go party with my cousins in Zacatecas then heading off to explore those cities after. It’s crazy, I thought you were German at first.. but you’re Dutch right? You mentioned Berlin in one of your videos, but I could tell you weren’t German. Berlin is awesome! I’ve talked too much. Have a great day! Lol

Nunca he ido a Guanajuato, pero que bonito se ve para visitarlo 😊

Great video👏🏻👏🏻Guanajuato is high on my list👍🏻and your video makes it look very inviting

Thank you! Another great video as usual.

It is beautiful!!

Very useful, enjoyable information. Thank you!

Información Genial, Gracias

Some things. The main underground street in Guanajuato was a canal, but many of the tunnels you were in were explicitly built to handle traffic. Only the main street under the city was used for water distribution. Translating "Bufa" as if it were a Spanish word is weird, and I don't think is correct. The word likely doesn't come from Spanish. There is a different (and more famous) Cerro de la Bufa in Zacatecas, and it is similar in look to the one in Guanajuato. Wikipedia states that one of the possible origins is from a word in Aragonese. I have no idea of the origin of the name, but I'm quite sure we wouldn't name a hill "Snort". Finally, Guanajuato has very heavy traffic at least for a city of its size, and when you live there, it can be awful. Living there is a very different experience from just visiting since most of the touristic things to do are within walking distance or downtown, but that is not always the case with school and work. Just imagine having to walk up 150 stairs in the alleys with your groceries.

Huge fan already…enjoyed exploring along with you on this video as well! Can’t wait to follow along on more of your trips. We will be watching 💞

Super nice

Thank you for your remarkable work. Greetings from Colombia

Nice video, tks

I have been there, it's beautiful, put on your walk shoes cause you will walk alot and do alot of cardio.

bufa = A bluff is a small, rounded cliff

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bello Guanajuato ❤ ¿no conociste San Miguel de Allende?

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Been to morelia michoacan?

Why do you call Don Quijote "Don Quishot"? Quijote is [key-HO-tey].

GTO capital el #1.. muchos comentan k San Miguel de allende. pero es una copia arrquitectonics.. restaurada por los gringos..

all fun and games until shadow company comes and slaughters everyone

Are you kidding, those tunnels look like death traps...as a female pedestrian, plus solo traveler , I would never go there.