• Museo Ex-Hacienda San Gabriel de Barrera - The Ex Hacienda de San Gabriel de la Barrera is a remarkable example of colonial architecture in Guanajuato, constructed in the 18th century. Initially, this hacienda served as a hub for agricultural and livestock production, focusing on the utilization of the region’s natural resources. Over time, it became a significant retreat for local elites, who appreciated its stunning garden and neoclassical architecture. Additionally, the hacienda witnessed the shift of the local economy from agriculture to mining, symbolizing the region’s agricultural heritage. Today, the former hacienda features a beautiful garden and cultural spaces, acting as a reminder of Guanajuato’s historical legacy.
• Hotel Castillo Santa Cecilia - Perched atop a hill, the Castillo de Santa Cecilia was constructed in the 19th century as a private residence. This building showcases the influence of the neo-Gothic architectural style and exemplifies the urban development that occurred in Guanajuato during this era. Originally owned by the family of a prominent miner, it highlights the connection between the wealth generated by mining and the city’s architectural expansion. Over the years, the castle has served various purposes, including hosting social and cultural events. Today, the Castillo de Santa Cecilia is not only a tourist attraction but also a venue for artistic and cultural activities, preserving the history of the Guanajuato elite.
• Museo Mina Valenciana 1791 - The 1791 Valencian Mine Museum offers visitors an opportunity to explore the heart of the mining history that founded and enriched the city. Situated in one of the region’s most iconic mines, this site recreates the conditions and mining techniques used since the late 18th century, when Guanajuato was becoming one of the world’s leading silver-producing centers. Through its tunnels, original tools, and historical narratives, visitors can grasp the complexity of mining work and its crucial role in the area’s economic and social development. Beyond its educational value, the mine provides an immersive experience that connects directly with the past, serving as a living testament to Guanajuato’s industrial and cultural heritage.
• Mina de Guadalupe - The Guadalupe Mine and its impressive Guadalupe Silo stand as one of the most iconic symbols of the mining legacy of the Valenciana region. From the outside, its industrial architecture conveys the magnitude of an era when mineral extraction dictated the rhythm of life and prosperity in Guanajuato. Its robust structures, designed to endure grueling workdays and massive volumes of material, reflect the engineering and ambition of centuries past. Although today it can only be viewed from the outside, its presence continues to evoke the grandeur of New Spain’s mining era, serving as a visual landmark that connects visitors with the history and identity of this iconic area.
• Mina de San Juan de Rayas - The Rayas Mine is one of the most iconic mines in Guanajuato, renowned for its rich silver production during colonial times. Its exploitation began in the late 18th century and it quickly became one of the most productive in the region. The mine has been a significant testament to Guanajuato’s mining history, where thousands of workers, mostly indigenous and mestizos, labored under challenging conditions. During its peak, the mine produced a substantial amount of precious metals that sustained the economy of New Spain. Today, the Rayas Mine offers guided tours that allow visitors to learn about the methods of mineral extraction and the life of the miners at the time, providing valuable insight into the mining history of the city.
• Rocha Arte En Plata - Visitors will explore a Guanajuato Baroque jewelry shop, where they’ll receive an introduction to local jewelry craftsmanship and have the option to purchase a piece of jewelry—purchases are entirely optional.

• ATV
• Certified tour guide
• 15 minutes of courtesy time for driving lessons

• Museo Ex-Hacienda San Gabriel de Barrera 70 MXN admission fee

Embark on a private ATV tour through the historic mines of Guanajuato for a distinctive and thrilling exploration of the city’s rich mining legacy. Navigate your own ATV along picturesque paths, visit key mines, and venture into an actual mine for a genuine underground adventure.

Throughout the journey, take in breathtaking views of Guanajuato’s colonial architecture, plazas, and historic sites from a unique vantage point—accessing areas unreachable by standard vehicles.

Guided by experienced experts, this tour blends history, culture, and excitement, offering an unforgettable way to experience Guanajuato.

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Important: The listed price is per person, but each ATV can carry up to 2 individuals. To ensure the correct number of ATVs is reserved, please book for 2 travelers per ATV.

Examples:

1 ATV → reserve for 2 travelers.
2 ATVs → reserve for 4 travelers.
3 ATVs → reserve for 6 travelers.

In essence, if each individual wishes to ride their own ATV, simply book twice the number of people.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.