10:00

Juárez Theater

Set aside about 60–90 minutes for the monumental façade and, if access is allowed, the interior spaces: check the official website in advance for details and availability. It’s easy to reach on foot from the center; budget roughly 0–100 MXN, depending on the access available.

Arrive a little early to take in the façade and column details at a leisurely pace.

11:30

Union Garden

Reach the square in just a few minutes on foot and spend about 45 minutes admiring the arcades, the city bustle, and the buildings that surround it. The stop is free; you may want to allow 50–150 MXN for a drink or snack nearby.

12:30

Alley of the Kiss

From Union Garden, head down on foot toward the alley, allowing about 10 minutes of walking and a 30–45 minute visit among narrow passages, close-set balconies, and photo-worthy views. The alley is explored on foot; allow 0–50 MXN for any contributions or services, to be checked on site. For the lunch break, choose a place nearby and expect about 120–250 MXN per person.

The steps and passageways can get crowded: proceed carefully and leave room for other visitors.

16:00

The Pípila Monument

From the center, you can walk up, tackling a challenging climb of about 25–40 minutes, or opt for the funicular and then continue on foot, depending on the service available. Set aside 60–90 minutes for the monument and the view over the colorful rooftops; access to the viewpoint is usually free, while transport may cost roughly 35–70 MXN one way. Check on site or through official channels for operating details and fares.

Bring water and shoes with good grip; the return trip on foot is downhill but can be steep.

09:30

Alhóndiga de Granaditas

From the historic center, reach the building with a walk of about 10–15 minutes and plan 1.5–2 hours for the exhibition spaces and the architecture of the former granary. Budget roughly 40–100 MXN for admission, if required; check the official website for prices, accessibility, and visiting conditions. A lunch break nearby may cost about 120–250 MXN per person.

To better understand the context, take time to read the captions and visit the rooms dedicated to local history.

14:00

Mummies Museum

From the center or the Alhóndiga area, get to the museum by city bus or taxi: allow roughly 15–25 minutes, depending on traffic. Spend about 60–90 minutes on the visit and consider an approximate admission fee of 100–180 MXN; check the official website for prices, any rules, and availability. For the return to the center, allow a similar amount of time and a cost that varies depending on the chosen transport.

The visit can be intense: take your time with the route and respect the instructions displayed in the rooms.

09:30

Basilica of Our Lady of Guanajuato

Reach the basilica on foot from the center and spend about 45–60 minutes on the square, the facade, and the interior, if accessible at the time of your visit. Entry is normally free or by donation, but it is best to follow local indications; for a coffee break nearby, allow 40–100 MXN.

10:45

University of Guanajuato

From the basilica, it only takes a few minutes on foot to reach the famous staircase and admire the architectural ensemble; allow about 45–60 minutes for the exterior and any spaces that may be accessible. External viewing is free; for interior access or specific activities, check the official website first. Climbing the staircase takes a bit of breath, but it offers a lovely viewpoint over the center.

12:00

Hidalgo Market

Continue on foot for about 10 minutes toward the market and spend 60–90 minutes exploring the stalls, browsing regional products, and stopping for lunch. Entry is free; a simple meal can cost roughly 80–180 MXN, while small purchases depend on the product and bargaining. Leave room in your luggage for any edible or handcrafted souvenirs.