Things To Do

San Miguel restaurant list

Mexico City restaurant list

Mercado de Artesanías

The Mercado de Artesanías in San Miguel de Allende is a colorful marketplace where local artisans sell handcrafted Mexican treasures including textiles, pottery, tin art, jewelry, and folk art. Located near the city center, it offers authentic souvenirs and a genuine glimpse into the artistic traditions that make San Miguel famous.

FÁBRICA LA AURORA ART & DESIGN CENTER

La Aurora is a former textile factory turned art and design center where you'll find incredible art, furniture, clothing, jewelry and many other handmade products of great local artists. This is a go-to spot for us any time we're in San Miguel.

Hot air balloon ride

We did this with Jimena's family over the holidays and had a blast!

ATV tour

Jimena and her family have done this many times -- yes, even Maria!

Pyramid Cañada de la Virgen

Cañada de la Virgen is an Otomi archaeological site just outside San Miguel de Allende. You're able to go on your own, but we recommend going with a guide to make it a bit easier. Link here is to a guided tour.

Visit vineyards in the area

Viñedo Dos Búhos - An organic winery about 15 minutes from the center Cuna de Tierra - One of the region's most established vineyards Viñedo San Miguel - Known for its cabernet sauvignon and merlot Viñedo San Lucas - Features tastings with vineyard views Rancho Toyan - A boutique winery with unique architecture Santísima Trinidad - A family-owned vineyard with beautiful grounds Viñedo La Santísima Trinidad - Known for its wine tours and tastings Tres Raíces - A newer vineyard with modern facilities and restaurant Most of these vineyards offer tours and tastings, and some have restaurants on-site. They're typically located within a 30-minute drive from San Miguel de Allende in the Guanajuato wine region.

Walk down notable streets

Some notable streets in San Miguel: - Calle Aldama - Picturesque cobblestone street with colorful buildings and great photo opportunities - Calle Zacateros - Lined with shops, cafes, and art galleries - Calle Hernández Macías - Known for its restaurants and boutiques - Calle Recreo - Beautiful residential street with impressive architecture - Calle Sollano - Historic street with high-end shops and galleries - Calle Relox - Features the famous Angela Peralta Theater and leads to the main plaza - Calle Quebrada - Charming narrow street with distinctive architecture - Calle San Francisco - Leads to the Public Library and Cultural Center with a lovely café - Calle Jesús - Connects to the artisan market and has many local shops - Calle Correo - Home to the famous Parroquia church and connects to El Jardín