The Cervantino Festival is indeed one of Mexico’s most prestigious, international and complete events around the calendar. Guanajuato pays homage to Spanish writer Miguel de Cervantes, author of Don Quixote.
Visitors to Guanajuato in October are treated to strolling minstrels, symphony orchestras, opera, jazz, rock groups, theatre and dance companies. During three weeks the Cervantino Festival features artistic performances and exhibitions of classic and modern art. Many countries from around the world are represented, with over two thousand national and international artists displaying their works. You will find classical music and modern electronic rhythms, along with folkloric and contemporary dance, plays and multimedia shows. Cinema, visual arts, all kinds of workshops and activities can also be enjoyed throughout the festival. Immerse yourself in poetry readings, exhibits, conferences, puppet shows, concerts, and hundreds of activities that represent the very best of the international arts.
Also available for the public are arts and crafts festivals, experimental theater groups and new film releases. At the Cervantino Festival there are plenty of different activities going on along every day and in almost every corner. People form all around Mexico and the world congregate to share and celebrate. There are hotels for all budgets, restaurants for all likes and good times for everybody.
Reservations should be made well in advance for this annual festival. If you are a culture and arts lover this is where to go in October. Guanajuato is perhaps Mexicos and one of Latinamericas most beautiful cities illuminated at night. Having the opportunity and missing it is a capital sin!
Night life is also a big event every night. Literally thousands of people from all ages walk the city streets at night looking for restaurants to dine, bars to drink and places to dance. All kinds of places, restaurants, bars and cafes offer different concepts, menus, atmospheres, music, design and decoration. Always a chance to try something new and enjoy the festivities. Not looking for nightlife excitement, the city is beautiful and the weather is excellent at night so a simple walk through the streets is a delight.
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Also available for the public are arts and crafts festivals, experimental theater groups and new film releases. At the Cervantino Festival there are plenty of different activities going on along every day and in almost every corner. People form all around Mexico and the world congregate to share and celebrate. There are hotels for all budgets, restaurants for all likes and good times for everybody.
