I am a person that has traveled to almost 90 countries. I have lived in Nicaragua, Guatemala, Bolivia, Mexico, and the United States. I enjoy art and travel.

Experience the real life Mexican home in Guanajuato in the center of the Guanajuato. Just minutes away walking the historical center of Guanajuato. There is excellent public transportation just around the corner from the property. We have 3 beautiful patios where you can relax. We have adoring look at the view of the city skyline.

The neighborhood of Pastita is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Guanajuato. Just down the street you have the traditional market of Embajadoras. Excellent public transportation. You have baseball stadium around the corner. The River Pastita next to the neighborhood. Here's a more detailed look at Pastita's history: Early History: Pastita is one of the four oldest neighborhoods in Guanajuato. The area was once part of the San Jerónimo Hacienda, which was built around 1760 and later acquired by sculptor Rodolfo González Villareal. Mining Connections: Guanajuato, as a whole, has a long history of silver mining, becoming a major global center in the 18th century. Pastita, like the rest of the city, has ties to this mining past. Estadio José Aguilar y Maya: In the mid-20th century, a stadium was built in Pastita, known as Estadio José Aguilar y Maya. It has been renovated and upgraded over the years, including a switch from natural to artificial turf. Cultural Significance: The Barrio de Pastita is known for its traditional architecture and vibrant culture. The Casa Chávez Morado Museum is a highlight, showcasing art from the 16th to 18th centuries. Environmental Efforts: Proyecto Pastita, a citizen initiative, actively works to clean up the Pastita River and its surroundings, promoting environmental conservation in the neighborhood.