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HISTORY AND COLONIAL ART

Centro Histórico de Querétaro, es un bien cultural inscrito en 1996 The Historic Center of Querétaro is a cultural heritage site inscribed in 1996 on the UNESCO World Heritage List..

Founded in 1531, the old colonial city of Santiago de Querétaro offers the uniqueness of having preserved its original indigenous core with winding streets, along with the geometric layout of the streets traced by the Spanish. This is a clear reflection of how the Otomí, Tarasco, Chichimeca, and Spanish populations peacefully coexisted in this city.

The city showcases its history through the covered streets and the civil and religious buildings characterized by their elaborate Baroque style, most of which date back to the 17th and 18th centuries. These beautiful constructions blend with pedestrian walkways paved with pink quarry stone, lovely squares, fountains, pleasant gardens, and monuments.

Querétaro is one of the most important and best-preserved colonial cities in central Mexico. Walking through its Historic Center is not only a journey to the past but also an opportunity to breathe in the tranquility of its beautiful squares and learn about its interesting legends that speak of the traditions and history of this fascinating city.

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On the other hand, it is also a city with dynamic growth, modern infrastructure with wide avenues, impressive industrial zones, and large shopping centers like Antea Lifestyle Center, which is considered the largest shopping mall in Latin America.

Within the metropolitan area, you can also visit an archaeological site called El Cerrito, where altars, platforms, and plazas are preserved, speaking of the greatness of the cultures that once inhabited this place.

The Capital City is known for its extensive craftsmanship, including jewelry, lapidary work, wicker and rattan crafts, weaving and textiles, as well as leather goods.

The climate is semi-dry, characterized by a warm summer, with an average annual temperature of 18ºC.

Discover the City of Querétaro and Its Surroundings

If you want to explore Querétaro’s main tourist attractions, you can take a tour of the historic center.

For those who prefer to focus on one of the city’s iconic landmarks, such as the Aqueduct, there are specialized tours that tell its story and take you to related places. 

If you are interested in culture and museums, there are also tours that immerse you in the vast cultural heritage of this historic city.

A very pleasant way to explore Querétaro is by tram,which will take you to the Aqueduct and the Cerro de las Campanas, while you enjoy fascinating stories about the city’s rich history. However, like any major metropolis, Querétaro offers several options to discover it: from bike tours around its most emblematic places to a unique experience in electric classic cars, which mimic the 1908 Ford T model from the early 20th century.These vehicles will take you through routes such as the Barrio de la Cruz, the Aqueduct, the Cerro de las Campanas, the Old Station, and the Plaza de Armas.

If you are interested in the legends and mysteries of Querétaro, you cannot miss the fun and enigmatic nighttime theatrical tour through the Historic Center, an unforgettable experience.

Discover some of the most beautiful Magical Towns in Querétaro: Amealco, Tequisquiapan, and Bernal. Explore all their natural beauty and history.

You can focus on Bernal and also visit some vineyards where you can taste the delicious wines and cheeses of the region.

You can also visit Amealco de Bonfil and learn about one of Querétaro’s most colorful traditions: the dolls. You’ll visit the Museum of the Handcrafted Doll and some workshops.

Another option is a tour to San Joaquín and Cadereyta de Montes, two Magical Towns full of history and natural wonders.

If you want to learn more about the region's colonial past, you can take the Hacienda tour to discover its history, myths, and legends.

What to See in Querétaro

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UNMISSABLE EXPERIENCES IN QUERÉTARO

Take a ride on the Querétaro Tram

Visit the Temple of Santa Rosa de Viterbo

Visit the Querétaro Art Museum

BODAS EN QUERETARO

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