There will be a group of +/-20 Norteamericanos that are considering a day trip to Leon on a Saturday in November. We have visited Leon previously, but often have simply spent time wandering in and around the central plaza and checking out the cathedral (if it is open) and whatever else we could find walking around.
Plans aren't final yet, but I am wondering if someone could recommend a tourist guide, or at least someone who is familiar with the area, that could travel with the group and point out sites in/around Leon. We would arrive via bus and would have transportation between points of interest.
As evening rolls around (5:00-5:30ish), we would want to eat somewhere within the city in a place large enough to accomodate the group size - and who is able to tolerate some of the inherent phobias ("Is this ice made with purified water?" "Is the fruit safe to eat?" "Are the restrooms clean?") that a somewhat spoiled group of gringos of this size would have.
In years past, we have spent the day wandering in/around Granada, carriage rides, boat tour of the isletas, souvenir shopping near the calzada, and finishing with a nice meal at El Zaguan. We are trying to see if we could come up with a similar experience in Leon.
If anyone knows of someone willing to act as a guide for a day, please have them PM me.
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