Welcome to San Miguel de Allende
In the heart of central Mexico, San Miguel de Allende will take you back to the time of the Colonial Era! A period when Spanish influence and silver wealth thrived. We recommend that you get beneath the surface of this beautiful region and stay five-nights at one of our luxury boutique hotels.
Walk around the historic city center dating back to the 17 th century. Enjoy amazing views of the Parrish church called “the Parroquia” and visit the one of the thermo hot water spas such as the Mayan Baths of San Miguel, a private subterranean hot springs bath. Culinary highlights include a visit to The Restaurant, La Parada, Chamonix and Firenze Italian restaurant.
Connect on a deeper level with private or group classes in art, cooking, Spanish language, and yoga. We recommend a guided tour to the best historic landmarks in San Miguel de Allende and for a jaw-dropping experience a hot air balloon ride. Come enjoy and return soon.
Our Recomendations
Vacation Duration
Stay five nights and six days to enjoy a trip back in time to Colonial Era at a time when Spanish influence thrived.
Where to Stay
During your stay, we recommend you accommodate at “Casa de Sierra Nevada, A Belmond Hotel” which is a couple of blocks from our office, come say hello
Must do’s
A visit to Fabrica la Aurora, a once textile factory now is home to the best art in San Miguel. However, we recommend you get on a guided tour to historic centro and walk around downtown.
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