• Hill of the Bells - Discover the intriguing story behind the name of this legendary site located on the city’s outskirts. It is a historical landmark where Emperor Maximilian of Habsburg was executed.
• Parroquia del Sagrado Corazon de Jesus Templo de Santa Clara - Established in 1607 by Don Diego de Tapia, son of one of Queretaro’s founders, this nunnery is a stunning example of baroque architecture. Join the tour to marvel at its exquisite altarpieces adorned with gold leaf.
• Jardin Zenea - This charming, evergreen square features fountains and a kiosk from the early 1900s. Situated in the city’s heart, it is named after the beloved State Governor, Don José Santos Zenea.
• Museo Regional - Located in the historic convent of San Francisco from the 16th century, this museum is a masterpiece of Viceroyal architecture. It boasts an impressive collection that visitors will surely enjoy.
• Palacio de Gobierno Casa de la Corregidora - A “must-visit” on the tour, this building serves as the Governor’s Palace. It is where Doña Josefa Ortiz de Dominguez was imprisoned in 1810, from where she sent a letter to Captain Allende, sparking the insurgent revolution against the Spanish crown.
• Plaza de Armas - The city’s main square is surrounded by beautiful baroque houses and delightful restaurants. It features a monument to Don Antonio de Urrutia y Arana, the Marquis who funded the aqueduct’s construction.
• Santuario de La Congregacion de Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe - Fall in love with this stunning church built in 1680. Its facade, altarpieces, paintings, and pipe organ are magnificent. It houses a revered painting of Our Lady of Guadalupe by the renowned colonial artist Miguel Cabrera.
• El Acueducto De Queretaro - A symbol of the city and a source of pride for its people, this magnificent hydraulic structure was built between 1726 and 1738 by the Marquis Don Juan Antonio de Urrutia. It spans 1280 meters with 74 arches, the tallest reaching 28 meters. Experience its full length from end to end.
• Templo y ex-convento de la Santa Cruz de los Milagros - According to tradition, this convent was built atop “El Sangremal” hill, the site where Queretaro was founded on July 25, 1531. Explore its patios and corridors, reminiscent of the Franciscans’ evangelization efforts, and discover the tree that blooms with cross-shaped thorns.

• Tour guide included
• Convenient pick-up service

• Lunch

On this tour, you will get to know Queretaro, also known as ‘la ciudad limpia.’ According to Travelers Magazine, it’s among the cleanest cities globally. Queretaro is unparalleled in its elegance within Mexico. You’ll visit its museums and important historical sites like El Cerro de las Campanas, where Emperor Maximilian was executed, along with the Santa Rosa church. Undoubtedly, Queretaro stands in a league of its own. Please note, this tour necessitates a minimum of three participants. Please confirm availability with the operator.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.