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Guanajuato
Guanajuato is one of the industrial engines of the Bajío, with a powerful automotive cluster (plants in Silao, Celaya and Irapuato) and extraordinary cultural heritage in the capital and San Miguel de Allende. It combines cutting-edge manufacturing with world-class tourism.
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- León
- Irapuato
- Celaya
- Salamanca
- Guanajuato
- San Miguel de Allende
- Dolores Hidalgo
- Silao
- Pénjamo
- Valle de Santiago
- Acámbaro
- San Francisco del Rincón
- Purísima del Rincón
- Moroleón
- Uriangato
- Yuriria
- Cortazar
- Villagrán
- Comonfort
- Apaseo el Grande
- Apaseo el Alto
- Jaral del Progreso
- Salvatierra
- Coroneo
- Tarimoro
- Abasolo
- Manuel Doblado
- San Felipe
- San Diego de la Unión
- Ocampo
- Doctor Mora
- Santa Catarina
- Tierra Blanca
- Victoria
- Xichú
- Atarjea
- San Luis de la Paz
- San José Iturbide
- Santiago Maravatío
- Huanímaro
- Pueblo Nuevo
- Romita
- Cuerámaro
- Juventino Rosas
- Tarandacuao
- Jerécuaro
- Zona Piel
- Del Moral
- Jardines del Moral
- Campestre León
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About Guanajuato
Guanajuato: Guanajuato is one of the industrial engines of the Bajío, with a powerful automotive cluster (plants in Silao, Celaya and Irapuato) and extraordinary cultural heritage in the capital and San Miguel de Allende. It combines cutting-edge manufacturing with world-class tourism.
The real estate market is dynamic and diverse: León concentrates industry and high-end residential housing, San Miguel de Allende leads the expat and luxury second-home market, and the industrial corridor drives worker housing and industrial warehouses.
León as the footwear capital and automotive cluster, San Miguel de Allende as a tourist and expat destination, Guanajuato city as a World Heritage site, the Bajío industrial corridor, and the Bajío International Airport.
The automotive and auto-parts cluster, executive and industrial housing, the expat and second-home market in San Miguel de Allende, and cultural and business tourism.
Economy
One of the most dynamic economies in the country, with automotive, footwear and leather, agribusiness, chemicals, and a strong tourism sector.
Infrastructure
Bajío International Airport (BJX), a highway network to Guadalajara, the capital and the north, large-scale industrial parks, and rail connectivity.
Lifestyle
Cultural and colonial richness, Bajío culinary tradition, festivals such as the Cervantino, and a mix of industrial dynamism with internationally renowned tourist destinations.