Depart Mexico City in the morning and take in the views of the countryside en route to the colonial city of San Miguel de Allende. Upon arrival, join a 1.5-hour guided tour to see attractions such as the parish church of San Miguel Arcángel and the contemporary art museum of the Chapel of Jimmy Ray Gallery. Admire the typical Spanish-Baroque façade of the San Francisco Church, and see the former home of Ignacio Allende, notable for his role in the Mexican War of Independence. Purchase typical handicrafts at the craft market and learn more about the history of Mexico outside the Municipal Palace, where statues of Miguel Hidalgo and Ignacio Allende are located. Get some free time to stroll the streets at your own pace. Use the time to visit galleries, or find a nice restaurant or local market to eat lunch. Drive back to Mexico City in the afternoon, with an estimated time of arrival at 9:00 PM.

Walk through the most interesting and beautiful streets of the downtown of San Miguel De Allende along with a local tour guide, who will help you discover the most emblematic monuments of the city, such as the Parish of San Miguel Arcangel, and the house of Captain Ignacio Allende. Then, visit the famous Temple of the Immaculate Conception and its old cloister which today is the school of fine arts. Explore the Angela Peralta Theater, the historic Plaza de la Soledad, and the Paso del Camino Real. Discover the Franciscan Monastic Complex where you will learn about the tireless work of the religious people in the old town area of San Miguel El Grande. Your guide will also share important facts about the Independence of Mexico and how it's related to the "House of the Conspiracy". Stroll through the colorful and charming streets and gain a deeper understanding of the town's importance in the context of Mexican history throughout the centuries.

Discover a different side of San Miguel De Allende on this walking tour with a bilingual guide. Visit the old, quiet, and romantic part of the town, walking through the cobblestoned streets and past colorful houses with a picturesque blend of architectural styles. Meet your guide and be introduced to the town’s historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, filled with buildings from the 17th and 18th centuries. Behind half-open doors, see Baroque and neo-Gothic mansions, many of which function as boutique hotels, designer shops, and art galleries today. Walk through the winding paths of the tranquil Parque Benito Juarez with colorful flowers and benches under shade trees. Then see the fountain of El Chorro near which lie many old public washing stations, some of which are still sometimes used. Next, go to the viewpoint of Mirador de San Miguel de Allende for panoramic views of the city, from the towering pink spires of Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel all the way to the dry hills of the Guanajuato countryside in the back. Before ending the tour, visit the house where El Pípila, a local hero who played a significant role in the struggle for Mexican independence, was born.

Enjoy a 3-hour guided food tour through downtown San Miguel. Learn about the cultures which have come to define Mexico as a country - Aztec, Mayan, Toltec, Moorish, Spanish, and even French - through a series of 5 tastings at carefully selected restaurants and vendors. Discover why in 2010, UNESCO added Mexican cuisine to its list of the world’s 'intangible cultural heritage'. Enjoy how the aromas, textures, and colors create a memorable experience you won’t soon forget. This foodie adventure showcases the city's highlights and hidden gems. Learn about the real local merchants who breathe life into the city with their powerful personal histories. Experience San Miguel’s history and beauty unfold through its stunning architecture, impressive natural terrain, and fascinating locals. Walk away armed with new knowledge and a host of recommendations so you can explore San Miguel further on your own.

Satisfy your sweet tooth with a guided chocolate tasting tour in San Miguel. Learn about the history of chocolate in Mexico, its humble beginnings and the surprising ways to use chocolate in Mexican cuisine. Sample 5 different chocolates carefully chosen to highlight the best regional flavors San Miguel has to offer. Between the locations, wander through the beautiful colonial sights in town and marvel at the amazing landmarks. Enjoy the company of fellow chocolate lovers and meet local merchants for a delicious sampling of chocolate treats. Your guide will also tell you stories about how Europe has shaped the Mexican chocolate culture.

This captivating tour, complete with accommodation, offers you a chance to explore the most iconic attractions of remarkable cities. Your adventure starts with a breathtaking panoramic view of Queretaro from Mirador Los Arcos, accompanied by fascinating historical insights shared by your guide. Leave no stone unturned as you visit the city's most significant landmarks, including Santa Cruz de los Milagros Temple and Exconvent. Discover the grandeur of the Santiago Apostol Parish and its famed baroque patio. Stroll through the picturesque gardens of Plaza de la Corregidora and conclude your guided tour at the Teatro de la República. After indulging in free time, you'll be whisked away to your comfortable three-star hotel in Guanajuato. As night falls, brace yourself for a captivating nocturnal expedition through the city's enchanting streets. Marvel at the beauty of the iconic Garden of La Paz. Be amazed by the oldest sculpture of the Virgin Mary in the Americas at the esteemed Basilica of Guanajuato. Admire the architectural masterpiece that is Teatro Juárez, inspired by the grand temples of ancient Greece. Complete your Guanajuato experience with a traditional Callejoneada, a delightful journey through the city's emblematic alleys accompanied by the tunas, a lively musical group reminiscent of a Spanish tradition from the seventeenth century. The following day, venture back in time as you explore the picturesque Plaza del Baratillo, a must-see spot that embodies the essence of Guanajuato. Traverse the former birth house of the renowned artist Diego Rivera and immerse yourself in the captivating history and architectural splendor of the University of Guanajuato and the Alhondiga de Granaditas. Before bidding farewell to Guanajuato, you'll have free time to meander through a Handicraft Market, where you can marvel at local craftsmanship and acquire a meaningful souvenir. San Miguel de Allende, a city celebrated for its traditional Spanish Baroque architecture and vibrant cultural festivals, sets the stage for the grand finale of your tour. Begin your journey at the Parroquia de San Miguel Arcangel, an exquisite parish that stands as an iconic symbol of the city. Delve into its captivating gardens, uncovering the rich history and intriguing secrets. Continue your exploration with a visit to the intriguing Temple of San Francisco, a subject of architectural debate among experts. Acquaint yourself with iconic sites such as the Casa de Allende, the School of Arts, and the Civic Plaza.

Departure from Mexico City to San Miguel de Allende, during the 4 travel hours, you will be able to admire the Mexican landscapes. We will pass by Queretaro, a world heritage city, where we will visit the Aqueduct, the Cross ex-convent, and the historic center. We will continue to San Miguel de Allende, a city that still retains colonial features and is considered one of the most beautiful cities in Mexico. It will be discovered this peaceful city where the great comedian "Cantinflas" lived and also some artist's residences. Highlights include the San Miguel Arcangel parish, Holy House chapel, the San Francisco church, this temple has a facade of different architectural styles, and the Allende House and Institute, which it will be known more about Mexico's history. This city has a wide variety of cafes and restaurants to taste its cuisine. Return to Mexico City.

We start the tour when our guide arrives for you at the lobby of your hotel, we will go to see one of the magical towns of the State. We will begin by visiting the capital of the guayabera; Tekit belongs to the route of the churches for having the former convent of San Antonio de Padua and the chapel of San Cristóbal. Our second stop will be the magical town of Maní "place where everything happened". We will visit the convent of San Miguel Arcángel founded in 1549, it is made up of a large rectangular atrium, a posa chapel, an open chapel, the main church with four chapels, a cloister, the convent area, an orchard, a waterwheel and the remains of the old school. Later we will move to the U Naajil Yuum K'iin meliponaria to learn about the melipona bee native to the state and its great value within the Mayan culture. Then we will delight ourselves with regional Yucatecan food at the El Príncipe Tutul Xiu restaurant, where we will enjoy delicious Poc-chuc, and then we will return to Mérida.

We start the tour when our guide arrives for you at the lobby of your hotel, we will go to see one of the magical towns of the State. The walled city of Mayapán, known as the "flag of the Maya", is considered the last great Mayan capital. It has an area of 4 km², in which there are approximately 4,000 structures. The city of Mayapán was built in the likeness of Chichén Itzá Its main buildings are a copy of the capital of the Itzáes, the main one is called "El Castillo". Our second stop will be the magical town of Maní "place where everything happened". We will visit the convent of San Miguel Arcángel founded in 1549, It consists of a large rectangular atrium, a posa chapel, an open chapel, the main church with four chapels, a cloister, the convent area, an orchard, a waterwheel and the remains of the old school.Later we will move to the U Naajil meliponario Yuum K'iin to learn about the melipona bee native to the state and its great value within the Mayan culture.Then we will delight ourselves with regional Yucatecan food at the El Príncipe Tutul Xiu restaurant, where we will enjoy delicious Poc-chuc, and later We will return to Merida.