Esta todo muy bien excepto la dulcería tiene una cola demasiado larga, en otros cinemas hay varias…read moredulcerías para que no sea solo una cola

This place is actually pretty great. They have what's called: Sala Junior. Meaning it's a room…read morespecifically for kids to watch movies in. We didn't go to other rooms as we came here specifically for this purpose. Price range, I feel it was more that fair. They give the kids time to play in the ball pits or slides before the movie and during there is an 10 minute intermission for kids, but anyone can get up and use the restroom or they kids can go back to playing for a bit. There's also lounge style chair and bean bag like chair as options, but of course that is extra. The one set back with that is that those lounge chairs are at the very bottom. So in my opinion it's not worth it because you'd be stuck looking up the entire time. It's Also great because you have an assigned seat. So if you get there early enough and just want basic theater seats, you aren't stuck looking up as those are place perfectly to enjoy the movie and acoustics. An other awesome thing/rule is that you can't enter the theater with no children. So in order for you to purchase tickets, you have to have a child or children with you keeping out the weirdos. When we come back to León, we will definitely be coming back here.

Six minutes down the road from the Hacienda La Trinidad is this magnificent property. We had a free…read moreafternoon and after seeing on Trip Advisor that this was many travelers favorite spot, we decided to check it out. With no expectations we were delighted by this spectacular property. I would give the magical Museo Ex-Hacienda San Gabriel de Barrera gardens six stars and the manor, 4 stars. This hacienda was once a major world influence of silver. Built at the end of the 1600's for a Captain Gabriel de la Barrera, heir to the Valenciana silver mine, the grounds stretch over 22,000 square meters. The Hacienda is divided into 16 areas, complete with 17 gardens, all groomed to a different style surrounding the various manor buildings and small plazas. I walked through the various gardens toward the manor house. The weather started out sunny, then some gray clouds came and after a few drops, the sun reappeared. The property is a photographers dream. This place is a must see when traveling in the Guanajuato/San Miguel de Allende area.

We have been to Guanajuato 4 times and this was, by far, one excursion we will never…read moreforget:amazing; awesome: magnificent,: enthralling: exudes a sense wonderment about the people who lived here: As we strolled through this vast estate we were transported back in history to the extent that we felt as if we were somehow trespassing and would be confronted at any moment; only to be invited in!! Very good energy here! Do it!

We did a tour of Teatro Juarez which is located in downtown Guanajato, easy to find. A short and…read moresweet one, not a lot of talking, more like self tour whichI prefer. Beautiful, intimate theater dating 1903, historic, a jewel of the city! The statues outside are beautiful and the actual concert hall inside is nice and elegant. I would love to see an opera here or any show for that matter. The chandelier is a work of art and so is the ceiling. If you visit the area, Teatro Juarez should get on your list!

This theater is beautiful! We did not get a chance to tour inside but just looking from the…read moreoutside, it is gorgeous. This is the landmark for Guanajuato! We came during the 50th International Festival Cervantino (October), and there were tons of Callejoneadas groups outside of the theater! It was such a festive and fun time go visit Guanajuato! We booked one of the Callejoneadas group and met up in front of the theater. It was such a great and fun experience! I would definitely go back and do a tour inside next time. This town is so beautiful and so charming and I would love to come back and spend more time here!