Tours

45 minutes away from San Miguel is the beautiful city of Dolores Hidalgo, place where Miguel Hidalgo proclaimed Mexico’s independence the night 15th of September 1810.

Distinguished by its public squares and buildings, civil as well as religious, the elegance of a colonial ambience, all these combined features make up this exceptional city.

San Miguel de Allende, where the Mexican Independence was forged, today is recognized as a World Heritage site. Our country’s beautiful architectural jewel, where the Independence Movement of 1810...

Found 16km outside of San Miguel de Allende, you can reach this destination by car in about 30 minutes. This zone has been recently opened and includes amenities such as a museum, parking, restrooms, cobblestone road, and tourist transport inside the location.

Known as the silver route, it is one of the roads with a lot of history, since wagons with minerals came from Guanajuato mines that passed through it.

This nocturnal walk is wrapped in the mystery and charm of an old city, in its balconies, niches and vanes hides the ghosts that were left of the grandparents, viceregal mansions that smell of old, convents where souls of old monks roam...