Querétaro

Querétaro is a gem in the heart of Mexico, renowned for its impressive Historic Center, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its cobblestone streets, baroque temples, and historic colonial mansions invite visitors to explore a city full of history and charm. The iconic Aqueduct—an unmistakable symbol of the region—and lively squares such as Jardín Zenea and Plaza de Armas offer a vibrant atmosphere where tradition, culture, and everyday life come together.

Beyond the city, the state of Querétaro offers a wide variety of natural and cultural experiences. The famous Cheese and Wine Route allows travelers to discover vineyards, artisanal cheese producers, and stunning landscapes stretching between Peña de Bernal—one of the largest monoliths in the world—and colorful, welcoming towns. Historic haciendas, museums, and festivals also highlight the state’s rich gastronomic and artistic heritage.

For lovers of nature and adventure, the Sierra Gorda of Querétaro is an unmissable destination. This breathtaking protected ecosystem is home to waterfalls, scenic viewpoints, 18th-century Franciscan missions, and a unique biodiversity found nowhere else in the country. From hiking and ecological tours to cultural experiences with local communities, the Sierra Gorda offers deep immersion into the natural beauty and historical legacy of the region. Querétaro, as a whole, stands out as a complete destination that combines history, nature, and authentically Mexican experiences.