A Haven for Artisans
and Artists

The heart of interior Mexico offers a step back in time to the Colonial Era when Spanish influence thrived. You'll get beneath the surface of this unique region during a five-night stay at the Rosewood San Miguel de Allende. Take a walking tour of the city center and visit Fabrica La Aurora, a beautiful art and design center. Culinary highlights include a visit to Dos Buhos Winery, a guided market tour, private cooking class and a tequila tasting. A guided day trip to Guanajuato showcases the city's historic landmarks.

Quick Facts

Trip Length

Five-nights and six-days in San Miguel de Allende will send you back in time to the Colonial Era when Spanish influence thrived.

Inclusion

Your trip includes accommodations at the Rosewood, all transfers and group transportation, guided services and tours, select meals and more.

Don't Forget

A visit to the Dos Buhos Vineyard is a must before you leave San Miguel de Allende. Get a privately guided tour of their wine making facilities and end with a wine-paired meal.

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"Our experience with Chef Ruben was memorable. He took us to an open market and told us which ingredients to gather. I wanted to try cactus so he took me to a vendor who prepared a sample. After we shopped we went back to the restaurant and cook a meal."
- DON AND TISH S. , MEMBERS SINCE 2013

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