KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

November brings warm days and chilly nights. The days will be mid-70s and sunny, while the nights can get down to the 50s. 

Most everything in the city is walkable, however the cobble stone streets require good walking shoes. Taxis are readily available and can be arrange by your house or hotel staff. Renting a car is not necessary.

We recommend carrying pesos with you always, many places take card but you will encounter cash only places that will only accept pesos.

Use any Spanish you can muster up, the people are very friendly and willing to try to understand you.

TRANSPORTATION

QRO AIRPORT

Querétaro (QRO) is the closest airport and is a 45 min cab ride from San Miguel de Allende.

Once you arrive a QRO there is a taxi kiosk with the prices listed in pesos.  A four-seater taxi to town is about 50 USD.

BJX AIRPORT

Guanajuato International (BJX) is an alternative however is a 1.5 hour cab ride from the city.

Airport Shuttle

An alternative to an airport taxi is a private or shared shuttle through BajiGo.

ACCOMODATIONS

Airbnb & vrbo are the PREFERRED form of ACCOMMODATION for many. San Miguel is swimming with beautiful and eclectic homes, many of which come with a house staff to make your stay more COMFORTABLE.

The hotels in San Miguel are a great alternative for those traveling with less people. We do not have a hotel block but recommend the below hotels that are all walking distance from the wedding venue.

RESTAURANTS

San Miguel has been described as the culinary capital of Mexico. The town is filled with delightful options, here are a few of our favorites:

Cafe Oso Azul

(breakfast)

Cozy little cafe that does a bomb goat cheese omelette.

Jacinto 1930

(lunch, dinner)

Swanky Mexcan food in a unique setting. Inside the Doce18 Concept House.

THE spiciest jalapeño margarita we have tasted.

QUINCE

(happy hour, dinner)

Rooftop bar with a great view and live entertainment. Awesome cocktails and appetizers. 

THE RESTAURANT

(dinner)

Mexican/American food. Our favorite spot for a fancy dinner. Be sure to make a reservation.

Cafe san agustin

(dessert)

Churros! and coffee. You can get your churro filled with any wonderful choice of favors. Open till midnight on weekends!

ACTIVITIES

If you get a moment between meals, we recommend strolling the town and absorbing the towns vibrant culture. Here are a few stops we recommend:

El Jardin

The city's center plaza is located at the heart of the historic district. Here you can find shops and restaurants to get lost in for hours. 

Parroquia de San Miguel Arcangel

Built in 1683, this pastel pink church is the city's most recognizable landmark. Open everyday with free admission.

North side of El Jardin, San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

Mercado de Artesanias

A artisan market filled with handmade goods, produce, and flower. 

Lucas Balderas S/N | Plaza Lanaton, San Miguel de Allende 37700, Mexico

Chapel of Jimmy Ray

2.5 acres of art installations by Anado McLauchlin and guest artists. A whimsical land of colorful pieces that is unlike any you've seen.

Casa de Las Ranas | 5km From San Miguel, San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

Globo San Miguel

See San Miguel de Allende by hot air balloon.

Calle Del Codo 1 | Zona Centro, San Miguel de Allende 37700, Mexico