Querétaro
Baroque architecture, nearby vineyards, and a food scene that surprises. The perfect city to walk by day and toast by night.
A gem across from the Temple of San Agustín. Eclectic rooms filled with art. The central courtyard is the perfect place for that first morning coffee.
✦Art and sophisticationSpacious, with the feel of a renovated hacienda and excellent service. Ideal for larger groups looking for comfort without complications.
✦Classic comfortA retreat designed for those who value attention to detail, steps from the most iconic temples. Outdoor areas provide a calm respite to decompress after a day of exploration.
✦Curated service and unbeatable locationA getaway just 45 minutes away to Tequisquiapan or Ezequiel Montes. Visit Freixenet or De Cote for a tasting with views of the Peña de Bernal.
Querétaro has the best views from above. Places like La Grupa or Dodo Café are essential for the evening "pre-game."
A photographic tour through the iconic arches and alleys of the historic center (UNESCO World Heritage Site).
The iconic 74-arch Aqueduct was originally built for love, to carry water to a nun. Today it's the architectural backdrop for the best group photos in the city.
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Plan my trip →About 3 hours via Highway 57. It's the main route, but often has stretches under repair. Leave early (7:00 AM) to avoid freight traffic.
The most relaxed option. ETN or Primera Plus services from Taxqueña or the Norte terminal are luxury coaches with spacious seats — great for chatting or sleeping on the way.
Once in Querétaro, skip the car. The historic center is best on foot or by Uber. Local traffic can be heavy and parking is scarce.
