From Mexico City to San Miguel de Allende, enjoy the gradual change of landscapes from mountainous to semi-desertic on your way. Once there, explore its colonial streets from the 18th century, numerous art and crafts workshops, and its iconic impressive Neo-Gothic cathedral. Also, visit local markets where you can see unique regional crafts and sample traditional food. Additionally, learn about the historical relevance of this city among Mexicans, since this is one of the locations where the independent movement started.From San Miguel de Allende move to nearby Queretaro to discover its charming historic center with a number of lovely colonial buildings dating back to the 16th century, especially its iconic well-preserved aqueduct.
On the tour, enjoy delightful architectural details, colorful tiles, and glimpses of elegant courtyards. Also, have the chance to discover Queretaro’s rich gastronomical culture and try some of its most iconic specialties, such as gorditas, enchiladas queretanas, or if you're interested, the local wine and cheese that are produced in the region.
