An 18th-century neoclassical theatre that used to host vaudville-style comedies. Used as a cinema in the early 20th century, renovated and reinaugurated in 1955. Now operated by the University of Guanajuato and used as a venue for dance performances and for the Festival Cervantino.

Teatro Principal

Lively town square with sidewalk cafes and bars.

Plaza de San Fernando

Small, traditional café serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Popular with residents and visitors.

La Bohemia Restaurant-Bar

Small, secluded, colorful plaza around a central fountain with narrow callejons leading off it.

Plaza del Baratillo

A typical Mexican cantina, one of the oldest in Guanajuato. Lately they have a students environment. They are famous for their mezcales.

Famoso Bar Incendio