Welcome to Tequisquiapan
We chose Tequisquiapan for its charm, its culture, and its wine.
We invite you to learn a little more about the town where we’ll say “I do,” and to check out our recommendations so you can make the most of your visit.
Lodging
Here are some hotel recommendations for your stay.
Cuisine
From local cuisine to more unique dining options, here you'll find the perfect places to enjoy a delicious meal during your visit.
Welcome to Querétaro
With a charming blend of colonial elegance and rich history, this is where Mexico’s independence began—and now, where our love story continues!
Downtown Querétaro
It’s the heart of the city and where you’ll find the most authentic atmosphere. It’s a great place to walk around, explore the main squares, check out the cafés and ice cream shops, and discover Mexican handicrafts
Lugares para comer y beber:
Breakfast: La Mariposa, Café Bretón
Lunch: María y su Bici, Josefa Café y Bistro, Mesón de Santa Rosa, Techol
Cocktails: Dodo Café, Alquimia, Funky Mama, Tudor Cocktail Bar
Outdoor seating: Carola, La Grupa
Places to visit:
Plaza de Armas & 5 de Mayo Street
Templo de la Cruz, Santa Rosa de Viterbo Church
Zenea Garden & Teatro de la República
Cuisine
(Outside Downtown)
Day trips
and nearby
excursions
Make the most of your stay in Mexico!
Whether you have a day off or are planning a short trip, here are some must-see attractions near Querétaro:
San Miguel de Allende
(a 70-minute drive)
A dreamy colonial city, artistic and full of charm. Think cobblestone alleys, art and design, a pink cathedral, and daisies on the terraces.
Places to visit: San Miguel Arcángel Parish, artisan markets, La Aurora Gallery, Dôce 18 concept store.
Where to eat: Quince rooftop, Altar, La Única, Hacintto, Mia de pies a cabeza.
Accommodations: boutique hotels like Casa Hoyos or 1810, as well as Los Picachos, Rosewood, and Live Aqua. For our more alternative guests, Habitas!
Bernal
(50-minute drive)
A “Magical Town” known for the Peña de Bernal, one of the tallest monoliths in the world.
Things to do: hike halfway up the Peña (easy to moderate difficulty, 1.5 hours round trip), shop for handicrafts, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.
Where to eat: Kuhi, Olivo Tinto, La Rocca
Vineyards
(50–80-minute drive)
Querétaro is a wine region! The Wine and Cheese Trail features charming haciendas, tastings, and guided tours. You’ll find great wines, delicious food, and plenty of special spots.
Favorites: San Lucas, Tres Raices, Casa de Quino, Freixenet, and De Côte.
