Experience Querétaro

WELCOME TO QUERETARO

Visit the best wine regions of Mexico found in the forest and fields of the Sierra Gorda. Taste its culinary delights, learn to make rag dolls without missing out on learning to dace a Huapango, or take a stroll through this amazing historic zone…the Magical Towns of Queretaro offer an unforgettable experience not to be missed. No wonder this state is one of the most popular in the entire country!

Querétaro offers a rich cultural heritage with indigenous and European influence from the earliest days of occupation. With the arrival of the Spaniards, Querétaro was founded on July 25, 1531, under the command of Hernán Pérez Bocanegra y Córdoba, in an alliance with the Otomí Indian Conín, who was the chief of Jilotepec. The region of San Juan del Río was highly productive expanding and exploiting the natural farming resources such as agriculture and various rare minerals. As it relates to locally made products and handicrafts. Queretaro offers beautiful embroiderers of Tolimán, the rag dolls of Amealco, or the goldsmith work of San Juan del Río.

Queretaro gastronomy is very characteristic. One of the most exquisite wines in the country is produced here, as well as perfect handmade cheeses to accompany them. It is obligatory to savor the famous enchiladas from Queretaro, the pambazos, and the barbecue.

From plains to forests to mountains, this is a favorite destination for those seeking adventures in nature. In addition, it is home to the Sierra Gorda, one of the great lands of Mexico and a true paradise that offers starry nights and sunny days full of life.

In every corner of Querétaro, there are innumerable celebrations. The harvest season is one of the most notable, occurring between July and September. Here, various wineries open their doors to visitors to be part of the grape harvest. Get to know the vineyards and wineries, and even perform in the famous and age-old practice of grape treading.

The colonial city of Santiago de Querétaro is the golden star of the state, as it preserves ornate baroque-style buildings dating from the golden age of (DATE). UNESCO listed the Historic Monuments Zone of Querétaro as a World Heritage Site in 1996.

EXPERIENCE QUERETARO LIKE A LOCAL

TASTE LIKE A LOCAL ON A
WINE AND CHEESE TOUR IN QUERETARO

TASTE LIKE A LOCAL ON A WINE AND CHEESE TOUR IN QUERETARO
Take long walks through the Magic Towns of the State of Querétaro and visit the farms and ranches that make up the Cheese and Wine Route.

EXPERIENCE LIKE A LOCAL THE
QUERETARO ARTISAN CRAFTS

EXPERIENCE LIKE A LOCAL THE QUERETARO ARTISAN CRAFTS
There is a great variety of handicrafts such as embroidery from Tolimán, rag dolls from the Sierra de Amealco, or handicrafts from Tequisquiapan.

DE-STRESS LIKE A LOCAL IN OUR
WELLNESS AND NATURE WORKSHOPS

DE-STRESS LIKE A LOCAL IN OUR WELLNESS AND NATURE WORKSHOPS
Reconnect with nature and wellness by experiencing the gastronomic flavors of Queretaro, and immerse yourself in moments with the numerous holistic spas that promote and enhance your wellness.

LIVE TOGETHER LIKE A LOCAL IN THE
BEST RESTAURANTS IN QUERETARO

LIVE TOGETHER LIKE A LOCAL IN THE BEST RESTAURANTS IN QUERETARO
The typical food of Querétaro offers a variety of mestizo cuisine menus, which with pre-Hispanic and Spanish origins, offer delicacies such as delicious barbecue, carnitas, some gorditas, and roast lamb, among others.

EXPERIENCE LIKE A LOCAL THE
QUERETARO PEÑA DE BERNAL

EXPERIENCE LIKE A LOCAL THEQUERETARO PEÑA DE BERNAL
Bernal is one of the largest monoliths in the world. During the spring equinox, locals and travelers visit it to recharge with their batteries with fresh energy and a clear outlook.

EXPLORE LIKE A LOCAL ON A
TEQUISQUAPAN QUERETARO

EXPLORE LIKE A LOCAL ON A WALKING TOUR IN OAXACA
Tequisquiapan, one of the six Magical Towns of Querétaro, is characterized by its tranquility and good weather throughout the year. Tequisquiapan is home to the Cheese and Wine Fair.

TASTE LIKE A LOCAL ON A WINE AND CHEESE TOUR IN QUERETARO
Take long walks through the Magic Towns of the State of Querétaro and visit the farms and ranches that make up the Cheese and Wine Route.

EXPERIENCE LIKE A LOCAL THE QUERETARO ARTISAN CRAFTS
There is a great variety of handicrafts such as embroidery from Tolimán, rag dolls from the Sierra de Amealco, or handicrafts from Tequisquiapan.

EXPLORE LIKE A LOCAL ON A WALKING TOUR IN QUERETARO
Tequisquiapan, one of the six Magical Towns of Querétaro, is characterized by its tranquility and good weather throughout the year. Tequisquiapan is home to the Cheese and Wine Fair.

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A taste of magic through Mexico’s wine and cheese

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EL SERAFIN

El Serafín Hotel is located in the historic center of Santiago de Querétaro and the perfect place if you yearn for a quiet yet relaxing stay while being close to many activities.

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