High in the cool hills, this colonial gem of cobblestone streets and picturesque churches inspires artists with its color, character and light. Baroque, neoclassical and neogothic mix in the city's buildings, notably at the pink stone 18th-century church on the Plaza Principal. Founded in 1542, the city is a mix of Hispanic and Mesoamerican influences.
Restaurants in San Miguel de Allende
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Refined clothing rooted in Latin American traditions, and inspired by contemporary cultures from around the world. What began as a re-creation of the traditional serape is now a compelling assortment of essential layering pieces for discerning global consumers.
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Colorful Mexican Folk Art and Global Gift Shop. We have an extensive collection of Mexican Folk Art from all over Mexico, and we also have Jewelry, Handbags and Clothing and Gifts from India and other Countries. We are located just one block from El Jardin.
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Joyería de plata hecha a mano, hecho en México. Joyas para toda la vida, joyería que trasciende. Hacemos diseños exclusivos para ti desde 1996, piezas de alta calidad. #UnaJoyaParaTodaLaVida #aJewelForLife
My three daughters discovered this shop a few years ago - and it is one of our favorites. San Miguel is loaded with silver shops - many to choose from. Maria Belen is apart from the pack in her designs, her display and her staff. All top notch. Maria Belen is at the store often and is absolutely lovely to work with. I had a problem with a pair of earrings after a year and was coming in fully prepared to pay to get them fixed. She replaced them with a smile. Always happy to bring our San Miguel visitors here - they never leave without a fabulous purchase.
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BENDITA showroom is a concept store promoting Mexican talent. Many things make San Miguel de Allende a unique place, so unique that it has the power of drawing creative and talented people from all over the world. The artistic community is very strong; people who are related to culture and arts such as painting, literature, sculpture or fashion. The concept of Bendita (blessed) was developed by its owner Myrna Camacho, a trained designer who originates from Monterrey. The store seeks to showcase and promote the work of young Mexican creators who express their talent in different media, but have high quality as an essential common denominator. In Mexico there are many success stories, but at BENDITA showroom they are confident that Mexico has many undiscovered talents ready to shine and to be exposed. Bendita showroom is located at Hernandez Macias 56A, between Mesones and Insurgentes, a half block from Teatro Angela Peralta. It is an excellent opportunity to support designers in fashion, accessories, jewelry and decor.
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Abrazos Boutique specializes in San Miguel style clothing and home wares made from fine cotton textiles, celebrating the most iconic images of Mexican culture known around the world. We're open 7 days a week, 10-6pm, with a friendly, bilingual, knowledgeable staff. We are an institution in San Miguel de Allende and known for our service, our store in a historic shopping district, our quality designs and our fair trade business practices which support San Miguel families who make all of our original creations. Abrazos is #1 on Trip Advisor for Shopping in San Miguel de Allende!
THE BEST of THE BEST! 616018269 Abrazo means "embrace" or "hug" and one of the best ways to feel embraced in San Miguel de Allende is to visit Abrazos, a boutique store that's the vision and dream made manifest of Patrice Wynne, Enchantress and Visionary Extraordinaire. Since 2005 Abrazos has been a fair trade company that proudly boasts handmade goods made in San Miguel by talented local seamstresses. San Miguel Designs keeps Mexican traditions and culture alive through the use of dazzling, original Mexican themed fabrics used in the creation of their products. Whether you're in need of something for a gift, to satisfy a whim, to wear (and wear again and again), to dress a table, a kitchen, a room, a life! - you'll readily find it at Abrazos. Christened "The Little Shop with the Big Heart" it indeed is. I dare you to stop by for one thing and not leave with at least two. Their line is ever-expanding, as is their fabric design. The only difficulty is deciding which patterns you like best - it's inevitable you'll fall in love with many (a wish list is a good thing....). Nothing says "Mexico", or "San Miguel", as vividly, colorfully, and happily as the goods from Abrazos (well, except perhaps Patrice herself...). They also sell fabric by the meter, and the uses are only as limited as your imagination. (Personal favorites aside from kitchen and clothing items: A set of dining chairs with Abrazos fabric on backs, coordinating solid color on seats, and each chair in a different pattern/color; lamp shades covered in Abrazos fabrics - gorgeous day or night.) Newlywed Patrice's energy is as colorful and feel-good as the creations at Abrazos, and her dynamic staff goes above and beyond to ensure you find what you need. Abrazos creations are sold at numerous museums in the U.S., as well as at many shops in the U.S., throughout Mexico, and soon Australia. No worries if you're not near one - they sell online where you can shop to your heart's content at any time of day or night. Questions? Call or email them. They're very approachable, very responsive, and the staff will ensure your order is filled pronto. It's the perfect way to visit Mexico while waiting for an opportunity to come on down. Patrice has numerous Super Powers, a few of which are promoting, networking, and championing not only Abrazos but Mexico. She is without a doubt the best Ambassador of San Miguel I know of. Abrazos - for gifting or yourself - get the BEST of the BEST!!
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From the hands of the best craftsmen and the creativity of Ricardo Garcia, works of art and decoration are born that are extremely interesting and unique in their genre.
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We've moved! As of February 1st, 2021, San Miguel de Allende's Premier gallery of Fine-Art photography has moved to Galeria Izamal, Jesus 25, Zona Centro. Friendly and inviting, this gallery features the beautiful and collectable works of international photographer, Ted Davis. Explore San Miguel with the new book 'Eternal San Miguel de Allende'! Over 300 brilliant photographs of the hidden splendors of this magical town.
This gallery presents fine art photos that are mostly of San Miguel, but go beyond the usual views, focusing more on the people. He also has some classically-inspired still lives like the one that caught my eye when I stopped into the gallery. It looked like a Dutch still life, but with tropical fruits, some of them starting to rot. Could not get it out of my mind, so I emailed the gallery and arranged to buy a print. They shipped it promptly and very well packaged. It is a very large print and makes quite a statement in my condo in Chicago. I think It is about cultural change and perhaps about the beauty of things that are beyond their prime.
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