What You Will Do
Guanajuato is a city that has about 3600 alleys, a "Callejoneada" is a walk through the 12 most emblematic alleys.
During the tour, tourists are accompanied by a group of musicians and artists, or also called "La Estudiantentina", they will be in charge of enlivening the way with traditional Mexican and Guanajuato music, typical dances, stories and legends that will be told throughout of the tour.
The tour begins at the Church of San Diego, located exactly next to the Juárez Theater and ends at the emblematic Callejón del Beso, of course that legend will also be told and represented by a volunteer couple from the public.
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Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
Meeting Point
The meeting point is with the "Estudiantina Imperial" in the San Diego Temple, located next to the Juárez Theater right in the center of the city.
1
Iglesia de San Diego
30 minutes
The tour begins at the Church of San Diego, where we will begin to induce a warm and fun atmosphere under our traditional Mexican music.
The Estudiantina with which you will go is called "Estudiantina Imperial", we are many female students so it is important that you identify us when you get to the center of the city, you can ask anyone who wears the suit since they locate you with the "Estudiantina Imperial"
The instruments that we will use are Guitar, Bandurria, Pandero, Contrabass and sometimes Accordion.
2
Salto del Mono
30 minutes
Once we get into the atmosphere we will begin to walk through 12 of the most emblematic alleys of the city, among them the well-known Salto del Mono alley, during the entire walk they will be accompanied by music, dances, legends and Mexican and Spanish folklore.
3
The Alley Of The Kiss
20 minutes
The tour ends in the emblematic alley of the kiss. Of course, that legend will also be told and represented by a volunteer couple from the public, we will give them a quick "acting class" so that they can relive the romantic and chaotic moment that Ana and Carlos lived through.
Once the performance is over, we will continue with the last dances and each tourist will leave on their own.
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