Location: Tequisquiapan
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Things to do in Tequisquiapan, Queretaro: The Best Tours
Discover the best top things to do in Tequisquiapan, Mexico including Locker Rental in Tequisquiapan, 2 days Cycling & Adventure, WINE and CHEESE in Queretaro with NOMAD Adventures, Tequisquiapan - Magic Town and visit to a Cheese Factory, Magical Nature, Wine Route in Tequisquiapan with Transportation, Opal Mines Tour, Cheese and Wine Fair in Tequisquiapan from Mexico City, Peña de Bernal and Tequisquiapan: Private Tour From Mexico City, Cheese and Wine Route, Private Tour from Mexico City, San Miguel de Allende and Sierra Gorda.
Restaurants in Tequisquiapan
1. Locker Rental in Tequisquiapan
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
To enjoy your walk through the magical town of Tequisquiapan, Qro. and its surroundings without having to worry about taking all your belongings with you.
Inclusions: Locker
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2. 2 days Cycling & Adventure, WINE and CHEESE in Queretaro with NOMAD Adventures
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
This 2 days travel has many advantages: - Bicycle, you will ride 60 km - Rapel, you will make a 70 m rapel - Trekking, you will walk in the third bigger Monolite in the world. - You will have a visit in a vineyard and wine cellar - You will enjoy a Wine and cheese tasting guided by a Somellier.
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Bicycle, helmet, dryfit jersey, suporting van, arness, rope, helmet, carabiners, Includes 2 breakfast, 2 lunch, 1 dinner, 1 boxlunch, 1 night Accomodation in double occupation
Exclusions: Every alcoholic beverage or wine bottle that is no included in the "Freixenet´s vineyard" visit., Gratuities, Souvenirs
Reviewed By cooney1233
One of the best parts of my trip to CDMX! I happened to be the only one signed up that afternoon, so I got a private (!!) tour of the city with Ismael. We went all through Chapultepec park, then biked down Reforma into the Centro Histórico where we stopped for tacos in a charming taquería. Along the way we stopped to learn about historic sites, significant points in Mexican history and anecdotes about different leaders whose impact can be seen on the city today. Ismael is a fantastic guide- funny, passionate about sharing history, a true lover of bike culture and very attentive to make sure I always felt safe biking around. Y encima me dejó practicar mi español y no me burló por lo fatal que sonaba jaja ???? The whole afternoon was a fantastic experience, highly recommended! Gracias Ismael
3. Tequisquiapan - Magic Town and visit to a Cheese Factory
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
We will start our Tour visiting a cheese factory (Finca Vai) where you will be talked through the process needed to produce cheese,you will be talked about the different kinds of cheese there are and we will have the opportunity to try some of them. Optionally you can decide if your interested in joining a beer and wine tour or some of the other options they offer, but this fees would be additional. Tequisquiapan is a charming little town which has won the title of Magic Village. We will walk its streets and alleys. You can try the famous artisan ice creams and we will visit its craft markets. We will have a stop at the best Gorditas place in Tequisquiapan for a snack
Inclusions: We will stop on the best Gorditas place in Tequis. One gordita and a soft drink per person is included, Bottled water
Exclusions: Additional offers at the Cheese Factory
Reviewed By kadeb2014
Dora was an excellent and accommodating guide. She was aware of the aspects that we would find most interesting and was obviously very familiar with the area and navigating the site and the staff who were at the site. We enjoyed Dora's guiding so much, we asked her to take us somewhere else the next day!
4. Magical Nature
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Just relax and enjoy, this tour is designed so that you forget the stress of the city, all the traffic, and the noise, we will take you through the nature of the semi-desert, and you will marvel at the beautiful landscapes
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Bottled water
Exclusions: Lunch
5. Wine Route in Tequisquiapan with Transportation
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
This experience is logically to satisfy the most demanding, visiting places where we will simply observe the best in open fields, and cutting-edge facilities.
Inclusions: Bottled water, Tastings and pairings in the mentioned places
Exclusions: Lunch
6. Opal Mines Tour
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4.0 based on 1 reviews
Very close to Tequisquiapan, in the community of La Trinidad and in the midst of a beautiful landscape of the hill, is located the “El Redentor” opals mine, in whose bowels it treasures wonderful multi-colored semi-precious stones called opals, which miners day by day they search for and extract from among large rocks, to later shape, polish and turn them into beautiful handmade jewelry. The road to the mine is winding and you get on 4x4 vehicles, you can collect your own stones and hit them to find the precious opal in them, the great rule is the opal you find. Do not forget to bring comfortable clothes and shoes, a cap or hat and a camera.
Inclusions: Parking Fees, Bottled water
Exclusions: tips
Reviewed By carolav969
If you book directly in their page, you need to make sure an email confirmation is sent to you. Big watch out as the page accepts payments and no email is sent. I had to argue for an hour with the payment done. In a second visit, because they are the only tour, I had another bad experience, i paid a 900 pesos tour, visiting 5 locations in 5 hours, during the tour they informed that the tour was only 3 locations, and since I booked via Hotel Rio they cannot do anything about it, off course they never paid back the difference. I do not reccomend this, tricky site, tricky staff.
7. Cheese and Wine Fair in Tequisquiapan from Mexico City
Enjoy the Magical Town of Tequisquiapan. Visiting Freixenet cava, Finca VAI where we will discover the basic steps for the elaboration of fresh cheeses and enjoy the Cheese and Wine Fair in The Pila Park.
Inclusions: Round trip transportation from Mexico City, Tour Driver, Guided tours, Visit Freixenet cavas, Tour in cellars, Tasting of sparkling wine, Recorded cup, Visit to Finca Vai, Tasting of three types of cheese, Visit Tequisquiapan for the Fair of Cheese and Wine, Travel insurance on board the unit, Taxes
Exclusions: Gratuities optional, Nothing previously not specified, Admission to the cheese and wine fair in Tequisquiapan.
Reviewed By Ksksksksks
Festive weekend atmosphere, plenty of artisanal shops inside this monetary bazaar. Fresh tacos Made in the courtyard, beer, live music.
8. Peña de Bernal and Tequisquiapan: Private Tour From Mexico City
Adventure to climb the third largest monolith in the world formed 65 million years ago Walk the trails to the top enjoying the landscape; overcome the challenge by climbing the rugged surface of solid lava Visit the magic town of Bernal and admire its beauty from the viewpoint at the foot of the rock Walk through Tequisquiapan and listen to the song of the birds and the ringing of their bells Visit the monument in reference to the geographic center of Mexico
Inclusions: Driver/guide, Local guide, Air-conditioned vehicle
Exclusions: Food and drinks, unless specified, Tips and Gratuites, Personal expenses
Reviewed By mijohn65
Both the driver and the tour guide were very knowledgeable and did everything they could to make our trip informative and enjoyable.
9. Cheese and Wine Route, Private Tour from Mexico City
This tour offers a pleasant walk through the state of Queretaro, where we will visit 2 of its magical towns, enjoy the semi-desert climate of the region and appreciate beautiful landscapes during the tour.
Inclusions: Private transportation
Exclusions: Breakfast, Lunch, Gratuities
Reviewed By Chuckstravel
What a great Day for information and sightseeing! Luis and Carlos did a fantastic job of showing us the sites, they also went out of their way to make sure we got great photos of the freshly snow covered smoking volcano along the way (in July!)
10. San Miguel de Allende and Sierra Gorda
Sierra Gorda is a natural reserve in Mexico it is possible to experience completely different natural environments as different as the dessert and high mountain forests or semi tropical climate
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Private transportation, Parking Fees
Exclusions: Airport/Departure Tax
Reviewed By Terry G
I highly recommend Christian Zárate. He is friendly, biligual English/Spanish and very helpful. We met him as a driver at the Gran Hotel, but then used him for the entire week whenever we needed a ride. Christian Zárate. We used WhatsApp +52 1 (55) 1491 1711.
