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Paranormal Sightings in Guanajuato

6 nightmarks documented

6 paranormal sightings in Guanajuato

Ghosts & Hauntings

Mineral de Pozos — the dead miners of Guanajuato's forgotten silver town

Mineral de Pozos, San Luis de la Paz, Guanajuato, Mexico·1920

Phantom pickaxes ring from sealed mine shafts and dead miners carry lanterns through the ruins — Mineral de Pozos was abandoned in 1920, but the workers never clocked out.

Ghosts & Hauntings

Casa de las Brujas — the House of the Witches in Guanajuato

Casa de las Brujas, Guanajuato, Mexico·1845

19th-century witchcraft rituals summoned something that never left — candles light themselves and phantom incantations echo through the House of the Witches in Guanajuato.

Ghosts & Hauntings

Casa de los Lamentos — the House of Laments in Guanajuato where a serial killer's victims cry

Casa de los Lamentos, Guanajuato, Guanajuato, Mexico

A serial killer's victims still scream from the basement of this Guanajuato mansion — behind the colourful colonial façade, the House of Laments earns its name nightly.

Ghosts & Hauntings

Callejón del Beso — the star-crossed lovers of Guanajuato's Kiss Alley

Callejón del Beso, Guanajuato, Mexico

Romeo and Juliet of Guanajuato — a father stabbed his daughter on the balcony while her lover kissed her dying hand across the alley. Now couples must kiss on the third step.

Ghosts & Hauntings

Casa de Sierra Nevada — the colonial ghosts of San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato

Casa de Sierra Nevada Hotel, San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, Mexico·18th century

A colonial lady inspects the guest rooms and straightens the covers of this luxury San Miguel de Allende hotel — the former mistress of the house still runs a tight ship.

Ghosts & Hauntings

Museo de las Momias — the screaming mummies of Guanajuato's famous museum

Museo de las Momias, Guanajuato, Mexico

Over 100 naturally preserved mummies scream silently from their glass cases — visitors report the figures moving, moaning, and reaching out in Guanajuato's macabre museum.