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The following Tours are outside of San Miguel and offer you a unique historical perspective of life outside of the city.
Climb a mountain offering spectacular views of the lake (including where the chapel steeple pierces the waterline) and pre-Hispanic cave art.
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View the hacienda where the mules were exchanged on the Silver Route, a Colonial Era water conservation project and view the crater left from the first volcano to erupt in the Americas.
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Venture an hour outside of town to enjoy a hike through pastures, creeks, woods and a canyon leading to a 1672 aquaduct that supplied the energy for a mill.
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Enjoy, up close and personal, what makes San Miguel de Allende the epicenter of both the cult of cross and witchcraft.
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Travel the north-south silver trade route, a visit to a cloistered monastery and their chapel, visit to chapels in Atotonilco
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Feather-based art seen in town today are the traditional indigenous dancers with decorated headdresses, staffs, lances, fans, bracelets and sandals. All these feathers are a subset of an art form that reached its zenith just prior to the Spanish Conquest to about a century afterwards. …
Gift giving is an art and as with any art it is a mixture of sensitivity and perspective. As a foreigner living in Mexico these are some tricks of the trade I’ve learned that have served me well and will help your gifting fit in …
There is the old adage that the best place to hide is often in plain sight. This certainly holds true for some of the most ancient chapels in San Miguel de Allende. There are several chapels from the 1700s that are tiny jewels in the …
