Casa de Tía Aura — Attraction in Guanajuato

If you're in the mood for a spooky adventure, I recently visited a maze attraction that might pique your interest. This place had stairs for visitors to walk through, adding an extra layer of excitement. While some scenes did get dark and had scary pop-ups, it's important to note that this might not be suitable for young children who might not enjoy such experiences. However, if you're a horror fan looking for a thrill, this maze can deliver, though it doesn't reach the level of intensity found at Halloween Horror Nights in Los Angeles, CA. Overall, it offers a good scare without going overboard. The attraction is well-designed and provides a fun, albeit slightly toned-down, horror experience. With all that said, I recommend checking it out if you're in the mood for some...

I came here about an hour before it closed on a weekday and was surprised to find that there was barely anyone in here. I paid for a ticket and was the only person on the tour.

The tour guide was very articulate and made sure to take his time explaining every section of the house we went into. In short, it followed the story of a woman who used to live here with her daughters; though it was not super scary, it still made me feel a bit uneasy and disturbed at times.

Other than this, there is not much else to see, only a creepy old house with some decent...

I didn't get scared but some of the people in our tour did so it was fun watching them. There was a little girl freaking out the whole time, so parents, don't take your kids in here. If you aren't staying long in Guanajuato, don't come here, there's better things you can do. If you have spare time and just want to chill with friends it's ok. The tour guide was nice and did...