Beautiful church, it might be a central monument of the city, you can spot it from many parts of…read moreGuanajato. Great place to visit while you are in town, it dates back from 17th century, Baroque style. It is another great way to learn more about the history of the city! Nice organ and fresca-s inside, huge church. I love the yellow color it's painted from outside, a landmark of the city, for sure!

if there are no mass / events going on you enter the church freely to check it out! this was my…read morefirst time going in as last time i don't believe the church doors / gates were open. the church is very well preserved and it's absolutely beautiful! i don't think i've ever been in such a beautiful catholic church before. apparently the gold material in the church are real gold as guanajuato is known for gold mining in colonial days. bougie! and talk about all the beautiful chandeliers! i'll take one of each :)

Five stars because 1) it's amazing 2) definitely a must-do in Guanajuato and 3) it's creepy as hell…read morelol. Even though it can be kinda repetitive to see all the mummies, they really did a great job with the exhibits and the stories around the history. The museum is clean and well organized. You'll need to Uber there, but it's worth it, and one hour is probably enough time. It's pretty cheap too. Reminded me a bit of the Museo e Cripta dei Cappuccini in Rome.

Wonderful tour of Guanajuato's mummys. In the cemetery…read moreabove, bodies are "burried" stacked into a wall. The coffins are air tight, being perfect conditions for mummification. All of the bodies moisture absorbed in 6 years by their wooden coffins. Not for the weak, this museum displays the stages of death and decay. Some mummies missing skin, some their whole bodies, but most on display are fully intact with hair. The mummies range in age, from infants to mid 80s. Bonus points: Handy cap accessible, very fairly priced, and photography is allowed without flash.