Discover the best top things to do in Queretaro, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast including Reserva Sierra Gorda, Mirador Cuatro Palos, Historic Center of Santiago de Queretaro, Museo Regional, La Pena de Bernal, Finca Sala Vive by Freixenet Mexico, Museum of Arts of Queretaro, Plaza de Armas, Ranas y Toluquilla Archaeological Site, Museo Casa de la Zacatecana.
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5.0 based on 54 reviews
We went out to Sierra Gorda with our guide Juan Emanuel from Bike Queretaro tours. The drive out is not necessarily beautiful but unique. We stopped at Puerta del cielo for a picture, then went to chuveje falls. The falls were beautiful and a short easy hike. The water is crystal clear but freezing. The food stand right outside was delicious. We then went to Rio escanela and the puente de dios. This was incredible. The hike was a little longer, but not difficult. You cross multiple wooden bridges, with many great spots for beautiful pictures and scenery. The puente itself was amazing, again with really cold water, but I was able to hike past this and there were great views past it as well..
5.0 based on 355 reviews
Clean streets and well-maintained, colorful buildings attest to the civic pride and excellent maintenance of this charming city centre
4.5 based on 2,670 reviews
This is a great hike. It is completely doable, but not necessarily easy. You really must go as far as you can, The views above and below are awesome.
4.5 based on 708 reviews
This tour is widely recommended. In our case we were lucky to have Miguel Cruz as a sommelier and guide. Miguel is very knowledgeable about everything to do with the property and services. He is definitely a great asset for this lovely place. We tried 3 different wines, all of them were so nice that at the end of the tour we bought 2 bottles to go, which price was very reasonable. Also I want to mention that the tapas we got while testing the wines were delicious. I will definitely visit again.
4.5 based on 172 reviews
Exconvent of San Agustin, Baroque Cloister, most important in Aamerica. Inclusive Museum with accessiblility services. Guided tours, workshops, cultural events. One of the twentieth most important museums in Mexico, it ranks 15th place from 1123 museums in the country.
4.5 based on 961 reviews
Good bars around, nice restaurants. There is always something happening on this plaza: concerts, dance demonstrations, local dances, ... Nice fountain in the middle and the trees are so beautiful around the plaza. A must!
4.5 based on 137 reviews
The Casa de la Zacatecana (Zacatecan's Home) Museum features a collection of decorative art from Mexico, Europe and the East, as well as sculptures and paintings dating back to the Seventeenth to Twentieth Centuries. The museum is named after the central character of a series of events that gave rise to a famous legend from the city of Zacatecas, in the northern Mexico. The old mansion where the museum is housed dates back to the Eighteenth Century, and is a traditional high-class home of the New Spain society. It consists of eleven halls, and a brief introductory video. A visit to this museum will provide a glance at the day-to-day life of yesteryear that took place un this mansion.
A very nice must-see museum in the city center. Impressive and extensive collection. Very well organized. Friendly personal.
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