Queretaro City
Santiago de Querétaro is a city in central Mexico. It’s known for its well-preserved Spanish colonial architecture such as a striking pink stone aqueduct. Notable baroque buildings include Santa Rosa de Viterbo church. The nearby ochre San Francisco church is in Zenea Garden, the city’s main square. In the old church convent, the Querétaro Regional Museum displays pre-Hispanic, colonial and republican artifacts.
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Local history museum
Specialty Museums
The Museo Regional de Querétaro is located in the historic Ex Convent of San Francisco, a 16th-century colonial convent that served as a significant center for evangelization. The museum features six exhibition rooms showcasing artifacts and items from archaeological sites in the area, including photographs, models, utensils, and vessels.
I recently visited the Regional Museum of Querétaro and was thoroughly impressed by the experience. The museum is housed in the historic Former Monastery of San Francisco, which adds a unique charm to the visit. The organization of the exhibits is very good, making it easy to follow the historical timeline and understand the context of each artifact.
Here some highlights for me:
1. Archaeological and Historical Exhibits: The museum showcases a rich collection of artifacts, including sculptures, ceramics, weapons, paintings, and clothing from the Querétaro region. These exhibits provide a deep dive into the history and culture of the area, particularly focusing on the Otomi and Chichimeca ethnic groups.
2. Colonial and Independence Periods: The museum also highlights the multi-colored society of the viceregal period and the early independence period of Mexico. This section includes fascinating items from churches and monastery libraries, reflecting the social, economic, and political structures of the time.
3. Permanent and Temporary Galleries: The museum features seven permanent galleries and three temporary exhibition spaces, ensuring there is always something new to see. The quality of the exhibits is top-notch, with detailed descriptions and well-preserved artifacts.
The museum is well-organized, with clear signage and informative displays that guide visitors through the various sections. The quality of the artifacts is exceptional, and the museum does a great job of preserving and presenting them in a way that is both educational and engaging.
Overall, the Regional Museum of Querétaro is a must-visit for anyone interested in the rich history and culture of this region. The combination of its historic setting, well-curated exhibits, and high-quality artifacts makes it a standout attraction.
Lorenzo — Google review
This museum is so interesting! In particular, it told a lot about the indigenous history of the region (something I haven’t seen in some other museums I visited in the area) and really enjoyed the exhibits on Mexican Independence and the Revolution. It only took us about an hour to go through the museum, but I easily could have spent a lot more time there—if you’re going to visit one museum in Querétaro, I’d recommend it be this one.
COST: 90 pesos
WORTH IT RATING: 6/10
The actual building that this museum is in, is an old convent several hundred years old. The architecture and the inner courtyard with a fountain are stunning and the best part of the visit. You can capture beautiful photos here.
The information in the museum is ALL in Spanish, and very information heavy. If you speak Spanish, and enjoy large blocks of text, then this could be an enjoyable experience for you.
It would take several hours to go through the entire museum and read everything.
If you are fine with just walking around and perusing the old artifacts, clothing, and paintings, it could also be somewhat interesting.
I felt the museum had a lot of potential and a lot of interesting info that i would have liked to learn, but the large quantities of text in Spanish made it feel overwhelming and dissatisfying.
A really cool museum to visit guys! Only cost 85 pesos, spent almost 2 hours(like to take my time in museum) lot of things to read about the cultul and the history of Mexico. A must go if you come here to visit!! Enjoyyy
Thorough summary of pre- and post-Hispanic cultures in Queretaro region. Run by INAH so expect MX 95 entry fee; cash only. Can tour entire facility in an hour.
Beautiful Spanish conquest era...nice and very informative expositions about the history and culture of the Querétaro area.
Interesting art and history. Hard to find signage or explanations in English, but worthwhile nonetheless. Would recommend visiting during the week as it seemed fairly quiet at this time.
Beautiful architecture and exposition, very clean and well maintained. In the heart of the city, can't be missed
Prol Corregidora Sur 3, Centro, 76000 Santiago de Querétaro, Qro., Mexico•
Catholic church
Sights & Landmarks
Churches & Cathedrals
The Templo de Santa Rosa de Viterbo is an 18th-century Baroque church in Queretaro, Mexico. It features a domed structure with a bell tower and an ornate interior adorned with notable artworks and relics. The city of Queretaro boasts over 15 temples in its center, each leaving behind architectural testimonies from various religious orders established during the viceroyalty period.
Great historic spot to oversee the city and the aqueduct.pretty cool.
Eugene E — Google review
A must for admires of the best Mexican Baroque architecture from the 17th and 18th centuries.
This is an iconic place to visit in Querétaro Mexico, the history and the Architecture is unique, this Barocco church is consideeed a UNESCO patrimony, the golden covered altarpiece are a reflection of this golden Spaniard colonial edge.
A must see location when visiting Querétaro
Stunning place with lovely gardens and archeological remains and an active arts scene.
To think, I almost passed up going here. That would have been a huge mistake.
This places is a wonderful cultural landmark in the heart of the historical center. There's a cute little park with a fountain. At night the church is illuminated with a light and projection show. There are also small vendors outside selling souvenirs and snacks.
This is one of the iconic churches in Queretaro whether you are a catholic or not this church is beautiful inside
One word - Beautiful! They have the Querétaro sign and a water fountain with light shows at night.
I was only able to appreciate its beauty from the outside. They were closed at 4pm even though the hours online state that they're open til 6pm.
José María Arteaga 89, Centro, 76000 Santiago de Querétaro, Qro., Mexico•
National park
Cerro de Las Campanas is a historic hill located in Querétaro, Mexico. It is known for its significance in Mexican history as the site where Emperor Maximilian of Habsburg was executed in 1867. The hill offers panoramic views of the city and surrounding landscape, making it a popular destination for both history enthusiasts and nature lovers. Visitors can explore the monument commemorating Maximilian's death, as well as enjoy recreational activities such as hiking and picnicking.
(Translated by Google) ⛰️Hill of Bells⛰️
I loved the place, it is beautiful.
I liked how well maintained the place is.
The guide told us that the entrance fee is 7 pesos (amount that is used for maintenance) and after 6 p.m. It's free.
Bathrooms are available.
(Original)
⛰️Cerro de las campanas⛰️
El lugar me encanto, es bellísimo.
Me gustó lo bien cuidado que esta el lugar.
El guía nos comento que la entrada es de 7 pesos (monto que sirve para el mantenimiento) y pasando las 6 p.m. es gratis.
Hay baños disponibles.
ROCIO P — Google review
(Translated by Google) Beautiful place, well maintained, clean, has bathrooms, the price is very affordable, ideal for walking, relaxing, reading outdoors, highly recommended!!
(Original)
Hermoso lugar, bien cuidado, limpio, cuenta con baños, el precio es muy económico, ideal para caminar, relajarse, leer al aire libre, súper recomendado!!
There are beautiful gardens, museums
(Translated by Google) There is a fee to enter the park, and there is also a museum. You also have to pay to buy tickets at the box office. I'm telling you this so you don't end up like some people who can't get in when they arrive at the museum because they sell tickets at the entrance.
About the place, it's beautiful. In the museum, you learn about history and interesting things about Querétaro.
The place is beautiful, clean, and very pleasant. ✨️✨️
(Original)
La entrada al parque tiene costo también esta un museo ,al igual tiene costo en taquilla compran sus boletos ,le digo esto para que no les pase como algunos que al llegar al museo no pueden acceder porque los boletos los venden en la entrada
Sobre el lugar es bonito en el museo conoces historia y cosas interesantes sobre Querétaro
El lugar es bonito limpio y muy agradable ✨️✨️
(Translated by Google) If they're charging admission, they should maintain it in better condition. I see several people who go there for a stroll, and it doesn't leave a very good experience.
Also, the restrooms are in terrible condition.
If they're already charging for admission, they should charge for the restrooms too, but make sure they're in good shape.
As for the restaurant, it's a nice place to relax.
(Original)
Si están cobrando acceso deben de mantenerlo en mejores condiciones, yo veo varias personas que van a pasear y no deja muy buena experiencia.
Además los servicios de baños están muuuuyyyy mal.
Si cobran ya por el acceso, cobré el baño pero tengalo bien.
Del restó es un buen lugar de esparcimiento.
(Translated by Google) The place is very pretty, very high, in case you're not used to it. (You'll run out of breath.)
There are bathrooms on site.
They sell souvenirs and water outside.
If you want a photo, it'll be difficult because there are a lot of people.
We went during the week, but on vacation.
(Original)
Muy bonito muy alto el lugar, por si no estás acostumbrado.(Se te va el aire)
Cuánta con baños en el lugar.
A fuera venden recuerdos y agua .
Si quieres una foto te va a costar,por que hay mucha gente.
Nosotros fuimos entre semana pero en vacaciones.
(Translated by Google) The Hill of Bells is often used for sweet 15 photos, weddings, etc. It's nice to walk around and look at the statue of Benito Juarez, but don't buy tickets for the museum. It's not worth it; most of the so-called interactive devices don't work. You just read a few slides and that's it. Entrance to the park costs $7 and the museum is $23. DO NOT PAY THE $23. Besides, they have clowns who don't let you bring anything in. They even stole a keychain I had in my bag, so why not buy toys?
(Original)
El cerro de las campanas lo utilizan mucho para fotos de 15 años , bodas etc. Esta bien para caminar y mirar la estatua de Benito Juárez, pero nooo compres los boletos para el museo. No vale la pena , no sirven la mayoría de aparatos disque interactivos . Es solo leer unas láminas y ya. La entrada al parque cuesta $7 y al museo son $23 . NO PAGUEN LOS $23 ,aparte que se ponen payasos que no puedes ingresar con nada, a mí me quitaron un llavero que traía en mi bolsa , que porque no juguetes .
(Translated by Google) For lovers of Mexican history, this place is a must-see.
The chapel marks the spots where Generals Mejía and Miramón, and Archduke Maximilian, stood before their execution.
Further up the hill, a massive statue of Benito Juárez, the revered figure, dominates the landscape. It's as if he's saying, "We won."
(Original)
Para los amantes de la historia mexicana, este lugar es imprescindible.
La capilla marca los lugares donde estuvieron los generales Mejía, Miramón y el archiduque Maximiliano cuando fueron fusilados.
Más arriba en el cerro, una enorme estatua del Benemérito Benito Juárez, domina sobre todo el cerro. Cómo el que dice: "ganamos nosotros".
Centro Universitario, 76017 Santiago de Querétaro, Qro., Mexico•
Sights & Landmarks
Historic Sites
Santiago de Querétaro, commonly known as Queretaro, is a charming colonial city located in central Mexico. The city boasts well-preserved Spanish colonial architecture, including the striking pink stone aqueduct and notable baroque buildings such as the Santa Rosa de Viterbo church and the ochre San Francisco church in Zenea Garden. The Querétaro Regional Museum, housed in an old church convent, showcases pre-Hispanic, colonial, and republican artifacts.
Museum
Art Museums
The Museo de Arte de Querétaro, also known as the San Agustin Museum, is housed in a stunning former convent dating back to the early 1700s. This baroque masterpiece is considered one of Latin America's most beautiful buildings and features an impressive inner courtyard that dazzles visitors.
Awesome staff are so very welcoming exciting exhibits & free of charge. Beautiful Baroque architecture with an amazing story. A true historic landmark that is worth visiting. #mexicanfolkart #baroque #artgallery #freeactivities
Lisa L — Google review
My fav museum in Queretaro. They have a few rooms displaying arts from different artists. Some are really amazing and unforgettable.
The museum was nice. Most of the exhibitions are contemporary. There is not much classic art. Admission is free. Staff are friendly. It is not a very big museum.
Amazing architecture, security, exhibits, and events nearly every hour and day they are open! Go at least once a week and appreciate the Centro area.
The Museum was once a cloister for St Agustin. It houses various temporary exhibitions, mainly from Mexican artists. And is worth visiting. The building itself is magnificent with XVIII Baroque architecture. The museum is free to access.
This majestic museum is free to enter. The building is wonderful and the sun lights up its orange walls. It had several exhibitions, all were well curated and beautifully displayed. This is a must see when in Queretaro
This art museum is a gem of Querétaro. In addition to being free (there's not even a donation box and I have never been in any museum in any city without a donation box), it has a varied and interesting collection and is housed in an impressive architectural building which in itself is a work of art. Formerly the Augustinian monastery, the building is spacious and comfortable. The works are somewhat shockingly unprotected and virtually outdoors but I guess if your climate is arid enough this is fine? Anyway, worth a visit and worth your time.
A free art museum housed in a beautiful old Augustine Monastery with some lovely examples of contemporary and historical local art. Currently under renovations that are adding even more exhibit space. It only takes an hour and a half to get through, but it's worth every minute.
C. Ignacio Allende Sur 14, Centro, 76000 Santiago de Querétaro, Qro., Mexico•
Top places to eat
affordable
Brewpub
Beer hall
Nestled just outside the bustling city center, Cervecería Hércules is a must-visit destination for beer enthusiasts and food lovers alike. This expansive brewery and food hall, set in a stunning venue reminiscent of Versailles, offers an inviting industrial outdoor space perfect for socializing. With its large courtyard filled with yard games and occasional live music, it's an ideal spot for families or groups to unwind together.
German style beer garden!
Although the Bretzeln are not really authentic the beer is tasty. Different styles from Pilsner to Stout in acceptable sizes.
Employees act fast and are attentive.
I suggest the Haxe (Chamorro) feels little like Germany.
Feels comfy in the afternoon so bring time!
Paul — Google review
Always a great place to relax and enjoy the beautiful weather Querétaro has to offer with a nice cold craft beer. Life doesn't get much better, that is, unless you get the pizza. Oh, and the German sausages go down very easy with those beers.
What an amazing place. Superior service. Exceptional beer and very good food. This is the place to come to have a great time. I enthusiastically recommend it.
Great authentic German food, must try the sausages!
Beautiful place, the atmosphere, service, food and beer are excellent.
Food can improve, and I definitely could pass on it. It was very busy, so the staff did not come around often, and we had to flag them down, which seemed to bother them a bit. The beer was good, and they had a good selection.
The food is just okay, but their beers and pizza are delicious. The service was spotty, but the place is huge, so probably lots of walk time from kitchen/bar to the tables. Check out the gift shop for t-shirts, stickers, and take-home beers. With all of that said, the atmosphere in the place is unmatched, especially at night. The most amazing ambiance that I've ever seen. 100% recommended!
Nice open air restaurant, the menu has menu options to pick from and as many beers as you'll want.
Had issues getting someone to pick my order, it might have been understaffed that day. Otherwise the food arrived pretty quickly
Av. Hércules Ote. 1, Hercules, 76069 Santiago de Querétaro, Qro., Mexico•
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Restaurant
Cafe
La Biznaga Arte y Café is a popular spot in the historic center of Queretaro, known for its delicious breakfast and diverse menu. The restaurant features a quirky interior with graffiti and various art pieces, creating a fun and funky atmosphere. It offers modern Mexican cuisine using fresh, local ingredients sourced from small producers, emphasizing sustainability. While the extensive menu may not initially seem to cater to vegan options, the attentive staff can accommodate special dietary preferences.
We visited this place on a Friday at 11 am and found a line to get seated, but we didn’t mind the wait. The atmosphere inside the restaurant reminded me of the famous ruin bars in Budapest; the design is extraordinary and even a bit bizarre, but in a fun and enjoyable way. Although there was another wait for the food, it was worth it because everything was delicious! Plus, the prices are super affordable. I’d definitely come again!
Iryna S — Google review
It is an experience. Best horchata, food is ok and barato, simple, artistic eclectic atmosphere, friendly owners and staff. Go for the experience not necessarily the food but the locals really live and lines on the weekends so be prepared to wait.
Great food , authentic choice and some different options than regular taco place we visited. Friendly staff and had some helpful suggestions .
It's a great place to visit. They have many stuff to see like pictures, masks, big heads. I went for dinner and they only have like paninis, sandwiches and for drink they have like milkshakes and coffee. Nice place to go with friends
We love this place. Great food at a great price. Loved their mixed fruit drinks & iced coffee too. Often has a line to get in, but worth the wait. Great service too.
Excellente! Just found this place (a taco truck recommended it!) And love it. Diverse menu and lots of options for many types of meat or meatless diets (inc mine, which happens to be vegetarian). Every fresh, creative and well prepared. And the staff were awesome. Patricio was really terrific
One of our favorite places to eat. It is such a cool location with art and trinkets everywhere. The food is unique and really good. I personally love the mestiza pizza and the brownie malteada.
Good food. Low prices. Friendly service.
Manuel Gutiérrez Nájera 17, La Santa Cruz, La Cruz, 76020 Santiago de Querétaro, Qro., Mexico•
affordable
Oaxacan restaurant
Nestled in the heart of Queretaro, 'María y su Bici' has blossomed from a humble eatery into a beloved dining destination with multiple locations. This vibrant spot captures the essence of Oaxacan cuisine, offering an array of mouthwatering dishes like stuffed chile pasilla and crispy tlayudas, all served in a lively atmosphere that embodies the spirit of Mexico.
I visited Maria y su bici for dinner and I had a really good experience. Food was delicious, incredible service and great atmosphere (it feels like a small piece of Oaxaca/Yucatan). Definitely I’d go back to try Queso Relleno.
Abraham K — Google review
Very nice place, must !. The food was really nice but not exceptional compared to some other restaurants I tried. Friendly service and you can taste excellent mezcal (some can be very pricey though but worth I think)
María y du Bici is a nice Mexican restaurant with cuisine from Oaxaca.
The service was friendly and the menu has a wide variety of dishes.
The food was very tasty and the drinks good.
The ambience is very Mexican and together with the live music invites you to linger.
Maria y su bici is an amazing place for delicious food in Queretaro! I had a tlayudas with avocado and cheese and it was super good! The vibe is also amazing, with live music during the day and nice decoration on the walls. The staff is super friendly! Definitely worth going! Gracias :)
Loved it! Authentic Oaxacan cuisine. One of the few restaurants I wanted to return to immediately. Service is a bit inconsistent but the food makes up for it. Get the mezcal with chocolate and chili - you can thank me later
Just arrived to the city and the front desk clerk suggested this place. We try it out…. The menu was too funny and the drinks excellent… mesl id good but high in condiments please keep that in mind and you should have no problem at all .. enjoy
This was one of the best meals I have had in Mexico to date! The portions were beyond generous (read: I did NOT finish my plate) and filled with flavours. The variety of Mezcal was pleasant and the taste sweet. The variety of deserts was equally quite surprising. I was told by my local friends that the food is traditional and one of the best available in the region and my taste buds have to agree. The service was equally respectful and worthy of a family venue. Above and beyond satisfied. The memories will stay with me for a long time!
I have been here several times since 2012 but it recently lost a bit of its edge it had before. Still nice but not as excellent as before.
C. 5 de Mayo 91, Centro, 76000 Santiago de Querétaro, Qro., Mexico•
expensive
Italian restaurant
Nestled in the heart of Queretaro on the charming pedestrian-only Andador Cinco de Mayo, Di Vino Italian Restaurant offers a delightful escape into the world of authentic Italian cuisine. This elegant eatery is housed in a beautifully restored historic home, featuring a stunning stone terrace and a lush leafy atrium that enhances its inviting atmosphere. Guests are drawn back time and again for its creative pasta dishes, delectable Neapolitan-style pizzas served upstairs, and an impressive selection of fine Italian wines.
it’s a very beautiful Italian restaurant located in a beautiful colonial house at the colonial Center of Queretaro, the food is terrific. They have a very good selection of wine and they have a very good service. Its owner has the attention to take you to your table personally, It’s a very beautiful place to take lunch or dinner very beautiful atmosphere great food to share with family and friends. This is a most of you love Italian food and if you visit Queretaro downtown.
Vic V — Google review
It is right in the middle of QRO town center. Service and food were excellent. The staff were very friendly. The service was quick. It has various seating arrangements such as lower level, upper level and terrace. It has good interior vibes as well.
What started out on a “sour note,”
Google maps not cooperating and our arrival a bit cold; turned into a delightful evening of fabulous wine, the best pulpo and pizza straight out of Milan! We were a party of 4 and decided this would be our “last” night dinner. It was a great choice, the Lamb chops and the Pasta with clams were a huge success. The gracious owner/manager included a lemon cello to seal the deal!
This place is very pretty. We ordered vegetarian pizza. The pizza base was very Italian. It was soft in the middle and sides were crunchy. The green sauce on the base of pizza was giving a very spicy effect And I really liked it. The ambience of the restaurant was very comfy and natural. The service was good and the pizza was tasty. I really liked the place.
Incredibly beautiful restaurant with great service and food, highly recommended!
I would give this 4 stars but my husband felt it deserved only 2 stars. We were seated promptly and our orders were taken, I felt service was fine and my grilled Caesar Salad and octopus dish was delicious. Unfortunately my husbands ravioli was mediocre and cold, he felt that the service was concentrated on some other tables and they did not really acknowledge nor apologize for his cold food. The restaurant does had a very nice atmosphere.
We had a very nice dinner at Vino. The cream soup was very good, the salmon, and the lasagna, were all excellent. I enjoyed a Chardonney, and husband had Merlot. These were the "lower" priced wine by the glass options and were both excellent.
The service was very attentive.
We dined here on Sept. 15, when there was a lot of street activity due to Independence Day-eve celebrations, but inside was quiet and not crowded.
All in all a very nice experience!
Was visiting Queretaro after long time. We stopped by Di Vino for dinner. We were seated on outside patio terrace. It’s a much nicer vintage interior with plants. Food and wine was impeccable. Would come again for Italian food and desserts.
C. 5 de Mayo 12, Centro, 76000 Santiago de Querétaro, Qro., Mexico•
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Restaurant
PÍA Cocina Libre is a charming traditional restaurant in Queretaro, offering a wonderful eco-gastronomy experience with locally sourced and responsibly harvested ingredients. The space is beautifully decorated with pink walls and hanging plants.
Lovely Mexican restaurant downtown with amazing dishes. Portions are too generous and plates are fabulous presented.
Maria D — Google review
I love this place, they offer delicious food, and all it's fresh and of great quality. The place has a good decoration, which is according to the meals theme. The quality-price ratio is good, and the service and attention is the best. I really recommend this place specially if you go to the buffet brunch. You can taste all at a very good price.
Best meal I had in Queretero by miles. Food was delicious, full of flavor, and unique. This restaurant honors Mexican heritage and ingredients in their cooking and it shows. Everything was wonderful - including the carnitas and tostada. Service was friendly and very helpful. Cute atmosphere, too. Don’t miss this place if in Queretero.
Excellent Mexican food. Not your traditional fare, this is high end unique creations by the chef, using top ingredients.
For us this is the best place in qro.
Tasty, from high quality products from local farmers. Great staff and management.
Good for breakfast or lunch. Different fresh food every week.
Thanks for existing guys!
Great food made with fresh and local ingredients... Not an average Mexican restaurant, it is outstanding!
Amazing breakfast, Mexican cuisine at its finest at accessible prices in a simple but well designed atmosphere, would recommend
Organic, healthy and very good atmosphere. The staff is great and the meals are very original.
Mexico, Querétaro, Santiago de Querétaro, Centro, Hidalgo•
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