4-nights Historic Mexico Extension Vacation
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Explore central Mexico's most culturally significant cities, including colonial Guanajuato, artistic San Miguel de Allende and Mexico City, home to legendary Aztec site Teotihuacan.
If you're going to Mexico to lose yourself, you'll have no problem doing so
on the streets of Guanajuato (gwah-nah-whah-toh). They seem designed for just
that purpose as they curl this way and that, becoming alleys or stairways, and
intersecting each other at different angles. At times it can seem like the Twilight
Zone; I've heard of people hurriedly passing by a curious-looking shop intending
to return later, and then never being able to locate it again. To make matters
worse, the streets are filled with things that can draw your attention away
from the business of getting from one place to another. The town is so photogenic;
everywhere you look is postcard material. Most buildings, like the streets,
are irregular in shape, creating a jumble of walls, balconies, and rooftops
meeting at anything but a right angle. The churches are the exception, having
regular floor plans, but even they show asymmetry -- despite the best efforts
of their builders, none has two matching towers, which only adds to their considerable
charm.
on the streets of Guanajuato (gwah-nah-whah-toh). They seem designed for just
that purpose as they curl this way and that, becoming alleys or stairways, and
intersecting each other at different angles. At times it can seem like the Twilight
Zone; I've heard of people hurriedly passing by a curious-looking shop intending
to return later, and then never being able to locate it again. To make matters
worse, the streets are filled with things that can draw your attention away
from the business of getting from one place to another. The town is so photogenic;
everywhere you look is postcard material. Most buildings, like the streets,
are irregular in shape, creating a jumble of walls, balconies, and rooftops
meeting at anything but a right angle. The churches are the exception, having
regular floor plans, but even they show asymmetry -- despite the best efforts
of their builders, none has two matching towers, which only adds to their considerable
charm.
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4-nights Historic Mexico Extension Vacation
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