Colón attractions

You will explore Querétaro from the comfort of a 100% electric vintage car, accompanied by a chatty and friendly host who will share stories and point out highlights as you move through the city. The experience is relaxed and conversational, with the host guiding your attention to the places that match the chosen theme. The tour includes a single themed circuit, and each circuit visits 20 points of interest. The three available themes are: Circuit 1 — a walk through the viceregal era; Circuit 2 — the foundation of the city and the Aqueduct; and Circuit 3 — the fall of the Second Empire and the restoration of the Republic. Depending on the circuit offered, you will explore landmarks and narratives tied to that theme, learning about Querétaro’s historical moments along the way. The format keeps the focus tight: one clear theme, twenty notable sites, and a personable host to bring the stories to life.

This tour is designed to let you leave behind the stress of the city — the traffic, the noise and the rush. You will relax as the pace slows and the surroundings become quieter, giving you a break from everyday bustle. We will take you through the nature of the semi-desert, where open spaces and changing vistas will form the focus of your time away. As you move through the landscape, you will have the chance to appreciate the colours, textures and wide views that characterise this environment. The experience is centred on enjoying those peaceful moments and the beautiful scenery, rather than a busy itinerary, so you can simply unwind and take it all in.

In the Historic Center of Santiago de Queretaro, you will travel in a replica 1908 Ford T and be accompanied by a Tourist Host. As you move through the city, the host will talk about the history, and share the legends and traditions of Queretanas. The narration will bring local stories to life and give context to the streets and buildings you pass. Along the way you will see sites in the Historic Center, although the exact places visited may differ according to the option you select. The route and highlights will typically vary by choice of tour, so you may encounter different landmarks and viewpoints as you go. The experience focuses on enjoying the atmosphere of Santiago de Queretaro while learning about its cultural heritage from a knowledgeable local guide.

A night tour of suspense inside the Museum House of Zacatecana guides you through the building that Queretans know as a haunted house. You will be taken into the museum’s halls after dark, where the atmosphere and storytelling focus on the events that made the place notorious among locals. As you move through the rooms, you will hear his walk echo in the corridors and whisper his most intimate secrets locked in what was once his house. Along the way, you will explore the house’s internal spaces and hear accounts of the incidents that left a lasting impression on the community. The experience centres on mood and narrative, inviting you to listen, imagine and feel the history that surrounds the Museum House of Zacatecana rather than on physical thrills or specific staged effects.

This experience introduces you to the wine and the magic of Querétaro. Querétaro’s wine region holds a protected geographical indication for its wines, and you will explore parts of the Wine Route that showcase vineyards and wineries set among historic haciendas. These properties sit in valleys crossed by the route of the Real de la Plata or in Querétaro’s semi‑desert, where extreme winemaking has produced distinctive offers and flavours. You may select from more than 33 vineyards and wineries in the region to build an itinerary that suits your interests. Along the way, the experience can be accompanied by visits to the Magic Towns of Bernal and Tequisquiapan. As you move through the wine region of Querétaro, you will see the varied landscapes that shape the local wines and learn how location and tradition influence the styles on offer.

This tour brings together the region’s vineyard, its magic villages, local cheeses and the surrounding culture. You will spend a day of colours and flavours as you move between a regional vineyard and nearby picturesque villages. Along the way you will learn about local winemaking traditions and taste cheeses that reflect the area’s culinary heritage. You can relax while the practical details are taken care of. As you travel through the villages, you will experience their atmosphere and cultural touches, with time to savour food and drink that highlight regional flavours. The focus is on enjoying the scenery, the tastes and the cultural context of the places you visit, all arranged so you can simply enjoy the moment.

This itinerant event takes you through the streets of the Historic Center of the City of Santiago de Querétaro. As you move from street to street, you will meet the characters whose lives became legend in the city. The stroll follows the patterns of the historic centre, letting you experience its atmosphere while the stories unfold around you. Along the way, professional actors and tourist guides will perform in character, bringing those local figures to life. You will hear the popular councils of the city and learn about the people and episodes that shaped its history and folklore. The experience focuses on narration and encounters, so you will explore the Historic Center through live interpretation and storytelling.

In this hands-on cooking class led by a certified un-Chef, you will travel through the flavours of Mexico as you taste regional dishes and work with traditional techniques. Along the way you will try drinks made with a liquor of Mexican origin from different parts of the country, and you will cook using ingredients tied to those regional tastes. Your chef instructor will explain the origin and use of the ingredients you handle and will share part of the history behind the dishes made with them. The experience is designed as a relaxed dinner with friends; you will meet others, share a meal, and take part in transmitting Mexican culture through its traditional food, which the provider describes as a heritage of humanity.

On this tour you will always be accompanied by a tour guide assigned to your group. You will also have the opportunity to be guided by an expert at each stop, so you can learn about the places you visit from someone who knows them well. With a guide by your side, you won’t need to worry about where to go next or where to park. Along the way they will share local tips, point out where to buy souvenirs and suggest places to eat that are tasty and affordable. These practical advantages are part of the experience, because on all trips and tours you will be accompanied by a guide who stays with your group.

This guided tour will take you through the history, legends, traditions, customs and gastronomy of the place you visit, with a focus on creating memorable experiences and moments that feel like stepping back in time. The operating agency aims to give travelling visitors the security they need by meeting required standards and providing qualified personnel, so you can feel confident about the service and support you will receive. You will also be able to find all the practical information you need for your trip. You will be accompanied throughout by the tour guide assigned to your group. Along the way you may ask questions about what you see, and the guide will be available to help if you want advice or assistance buying a souvenir. The guide’s presence is intended to make the visit informative and straightforward, while the agency’s procedures are in place to ensure a safe and satisfying experience.

You will start in Querétaro’s downtown, exploring a neighbourhood rich with history and local flavours on a two-hour walking and eating adventure. As you move through Mercado La Cruz, you'll sample breakfast favourites such as gorditas, tacos and fresh, local fruit. Along the way, you'll meet beloved vendors, see food being prepared up close and have the chance to ask questions about ingredients and cooking techniques. The walk continues beyond La Cruz toward Plaza de Armas and Plaza Zenea, where the tour will finish with a taste of Oaxaca. Your guide will share local history and context as you move between markets and plazas, so you'll learn about the dishes you try as well as the cultural stories behind them. Expect a relaxed, food-focused introduction to Querétaro’s downtown and plenty of opportunities to taste and learn.

Querétaro's old town is a UNESCO World Heritage city. Located in the middle of Mexico, it has long been a geographical and historical crossroads of the country. In this relaxed walking experience you will explore the heart of a colonial and baroque city and gain a clearer sense of why this area has played such an important role in Mexico’s story. As you move through the streets you'll see the most important and beautiful architectural landmarks of Querétaro’s historic centre. Along the way you'll hear and learn about Mexican history, from pre‑Hispanic times through the colonial period and into the 20th century. The commentary will connect the buildings and plazas you pass with the wider historical events that shaped the city, giving context to the architecture and urban layout you will admire.

At the heart of Mexico, Queretaro takes on a special atmosphere during the Christmas season. With a professional local guide, you will visit the city’s most beautifully decorated streets and sights and experience the distinctive ambience that comes with the holidays. As you move through the centre, the guide will point out local customs and traditions so you can learn how Christmas is celebrated in this region. The tour places particular emphasis on sights and craft markets, where you will find a wide range of Christmas decorations, artisan products, souvenirs and regional foods. Along the way you will learn about Mexican traditions and seasonal cuisine and see the kinds of festive foods typically associated with the season. The combination of decorated public spaces and lively markets gives you the chance to soak up the festive mood and understand the cultural background behind the decorations, crafts and culinary offerings.

You will travel from the City of Querétaro to Teotihuacán, the site often called the “City where the gods are born.” On this guided visit you will hear myths and the history behind one of the most important archaeological centres of pre-Hispanic Mexico and see its major monuments and urban layout. As you move through Teotihuacán, you will admire the monumental constructions of the largest city of the Classic Mesoamerican period, including the Calzada de los Muertos and the buildings devoted to Quetzalcóatl and Quetzalpapálotl. You will also see the Pyramid of the Moon and the Pyramid of the Sun and learn about their significance within the ancient city. Before returning to Querétaro, you will enjoy a Mexican lunch and visit an obsidian workshop, where local craft traditions and the material’s archaeological importance are presented. The experience combines archaeological sight-seeing with cultural context and a taste of regional cuisine.

This experience is not a simple historical walk but a deep dive into the time of greatest artistic splendour in Queretaro. Rather than focusing on battles and politics, the tour centres on Viceregal Art. As you move through the heart of the city in a quiet, cultured atmosphere, you will examine how faith, wealth and ingenuity in New Spain materialised into the masterpieces of Baroque Queretano. Along the way you will begin to read buildings as historical documents and artistic expressions of an empire, rather than just admiring their beauty. The guide will focus on artistic details and context, helping you understand the techniques, symbolism and social forces behind the city’s baroque works. This tour is aimed at those who want to go beyond the main squares and restaurants and who appreciate close attention to culture and detail.