This is the Jazmin apartment and right now it's available to be rented. At night you have the option of turning on a lighted a wall sculpture showing Zapata and Pancho Villa. The kitchen is equipped with locally made pottery. Depending on your preference, a king or two twins beds are available. To make a reservation visit Florecer Casitas, we look forward to your visit to Guanajuato. From gardens to floors to grand architecture, Guanajuato is a photographer paradise. Come stay with us at the Golden Bee or Florecer Casitas. You will enjoy yourself immensely.
Moving through the town of Guanajuato is like being a rabbit running through a warren. Thank you for the article and photographs EL pisoton of Face Book
In 1883 began the construction of the project that promised to remedy that setback: the tunnels. The first tunnel that is finished for this purpose is the known as "el cuajín", which connects from the hacienda of san agustín to the market of ambassadors. Subsequently, due to the constant growth of the population and the vehicle park, it was necessary to vent traffic somewhere. Curiously were these same tunnels the solution to the second problem that emerged with the passage of time. The Underground Street of guanajuato is perhaps one of the most impressive architectural jewels of all Latin America, years ago the so-called river guanajuato ran below the city and often was the culprit of serious floods so in the mid-th century engineers decided Prosecute the water towards underground caverns and so was born the one we know today as Miguel Hidalgo Street. In the th century there were four camps for the discovery of silver veins: Santa Ana, Santa Fe, tepetapa and Santiago De Ivory. Years later, the haciendas of pardo, Salgado, cervera, Alonso, Duarte, Sebastián Rodriguez, San Juan de jasso and biscuit were built, which mainly occupied the cañada. Between the th and th centuries, urban growth began to reach the river river, so there was a time when it was reduced, even some people had to lift boxes in their homes, i.e. raise the level to avoid flooding. CALLE SUBTERRÁNEA En 1883 comenzó la construcción del proyecto que prometía remediar dicho contratiempo: los túneles. El primer túnel que se terminó para este propósito es el conocido como "El Cuajín", que conecta desde la Hacienda de San Agustín hasta el Mercado de Embajadoras. Posteriormente, debido al crecimiento constante de la población y el parque vehicular, se hizo necesario desahogar el tráfico por algún lugar. Curiosamente fueron estos mismos túneles la solución al segundo problema que surgió con el paso del tiempo. La Calle Subterránea de Guanajuato es tal vez una de las joyas arquitectónicas más impresionantes de todo Latinoamérica, años atrás el llamado Río Guanajuato corría por debajo de la ciudad y a menudo era el culpable de serias inundaciones por lo que a mediados del siglo XX ingenieros decidieron encausar el agua hacia cavernas subterráneas y así nació la que hoy conocemos como la Calle Miguel Hidalgo. En el siglo XVI había cuatro campamentos por el descubrimiento de las vetas de plata: Santa Ana, Santa Fe, Tepetapa y Santiago de Marfil. Años después se construyeron las Haciendas de Pardo, Salgado, Cervera, Alonso, Duarte, Sebastián Rodríguez, San Juan de Jasso y Pastita, las cuales ocuparon principalmente la cañada. Entre los siglos XVI y XIX comenzó el crecimiento urbano hasta llegar al cauce del río, por lo que hubo un momento en que se redujo, incluso algunas personas tuvieron que levantar cajas en sus viviendas, es decir subir el nivel para evitar inundaciones. April and May are open at the Golden Bee. There are two apartments available, it's a perfect place for 2 couples to come and spend time together. The Queendom on the first floor is a great place to cook together and create amazing meals. The large dining area opens into the garden. The Panoromantica is located on the third floor and has an incredible view of Guanajuato, and a terrace to watch glorious sunsets. This is a town to explore with friends. There are many museums, cute cafes and music to enjoy nightly. Come, connect and relax in a beautiful cultural rich environment. The apartment links will take you directly to Airbnb. Spending time with friends is precious. Reserve your place at our table now.
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Sara•Tink Mapelli, Theodore Holdt and Liz Mapelli are artists who enjoy the fine art of creating special long term and short term rental spaces in Guanajuato, Mexico. They have been traveling the world for many years and have many tales to share. They all love to spend time in their studios painting and printmaking and dancing with honey bees. At the end of long day of creation they cook fabulous meals. Links to their incredible rentals: The Golden Bee Archives
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