All Places to Visit

The “Insider’s Guide” is a comprehensive, informational publication, whose purpose is to make the stay of both visitors and permanent residents of San Miguel both Read more [...]

By Jesús Aguado The Museo de la Catrina, aimed at strengthening the Mexican identity and customs, has three halls. In one of them is a skeleton Read more [...]

The Paseo del Chorro is built in one of the most winding and ancient streets of San Miguel de Allende , up to the spring Read more [...]

Mercado de Artesanias Mercado de Artesanias (The Artisan Market) is open daily from 9 am until 7 pm. Each stall is overloaded with hand-crafted items. Read more [...]

Con de 300 años, la Plaza de Toros Oriente, ubicada en el corazon de San Miguel es una joya arquitectónica que forma parte del patrimonio Read more [...]

The Tianguis de los Martes (Tuesday Market) is a giant market held every Tuesday across the Queretaro road from the Luciernega mall above town. It Read more [...]

The Casa de las Ranas and the Chapel of Jimmy Ray are the fanciful, psychedelic creations of the eccentric artist Anado McLaughlin and his husband Read more [...]

Casa Allende History Museum Steps south of El Jardin, you’ll find the birthplace of Ignacio José de Allende y Unzaga, a Spanish army officer who fought Read more [...]

El Palacio de Iturbide, antes Palacio de Moncada, fue construido por el arquitecto Francisco Guerrero y Torres entre 1770 y 1785. El edificio es un Read more [...]

Parque Juarez—also called the French Park—is the largest green space within San Miguel’s city center. It’s got fountains, winding paths, basketball courts, and public classes Read more [...]