
Regarded as the symbol of San Miguel, this pastel pink and orange neo-Gothic confection dates from the late 19th century and is said to have been built by an indigenous stonemason... more »
At the heart of San Miguel's historic centre sits the Jardín: not strictly speaking a garden but the town's main plaza, pedestrianised on three sides and busy day and night. Great... more »
Santuario Canada de la Virgin. Get in touch with nature - espace the cafe life of San Miguel! A little promoted but wonderful slow paced, huge nature reservation run by an... more »
Attractive, leafy park a short walk from the Jardín. Has a popular basket ball court, early morning exercise classes. Young lads honing their bullfighting skills (without the... more »
Throughout Mexico, the word "Zócalo" is used for the main plaza or square. in San Miguel de Allende it's the name of one of the town's excellent craft stores. San Miguel's main... more »
La Gruta is the only hotspring directly on the San Miguel-Dolores road. Indoor and outdoor pools, grassy verges with recliners and a small cafe/restaurant on site. Admission... more »
3 Señores is the original horseback riding company in San Miguel de Allende, and is a small family owned and operated business, serving the community for over 16 years. The... more »
Its neoclassical dome can be seen far and wide and was supposedly modelled on Les Invalides in Paris. Has a fine interior. The adjoining convent now houses Bellas Artes (qv... more »
El Escondido is one of San Miguel's famus hot springs. Located several km out of town, it has 3 thermal indoor and 3 outdoor pools. Admission charge. more »
San Miguel's premier school for the arts offers classes in photography, sculpture, music, dance and painting. Located in an old convent, it has a pretty patio, open to the public... more »