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Updated • updatedOct 4, 2025
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Nestled in the heart of Mexico, Queretaro City is a vibrant blend of history, culture, and natural beauty that beckons travelers to explore its many treasures. From the stunning aqueduct that graces the skyline to the charming streets lined with colonial architecture, this city offers a unique glimpse into the past while embracing the present. Whether you're wandering through the lush gardens of National Park Cerro de las Campanas or marveling at the ornate details of the Templo de Santa Rosa de Viterbo, Queretaro promises an unforgettable experience filled with delightful surprises.
As you delve into the city's rich tapestry, you'll discover a mix of well-known landmarks and hidden gems waiting to be uncovered. The Museo Regional de Querétaro invites you to journey through time, while the lively Plaza de los Fundadores offers a taste of local life with its bustling cafes and street vendors. With so much to see and do, the Wanderlog team is excited to share our passion for uncovering the best attractions and activities that Queretaro City has to offer. So grab your walking shoes and get ready to explore this enchanting destination!
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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•
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) 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".
(Translated by Google) A historic site worth visiting, and highly recommended for exercise as the climb is quite steep. The museum is also worth seeing for its views.
(Original)
Lugar histórico que vale la pena conocer, para hacer ejercicio también es muy recomendable, pues la subida es con pendiente alta. El museo también es recomendable la vista.
Centro Universitario, 76017 Santiago de Querétaro, Qro., Mexico•
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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•
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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•
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History Museums
Specialty Museums
The Mucal Museum Calendar, located in the historic center, is a unique museum that showcases decades of Mexican calendar art. The museum consists of 19 exhibition rooms displaying original artworks and over 400 retro-style calendars. Housed in a beautifully renovated mansion with gardens and courtyards, it offers a journey through time and space. Visitors can explore the political and commercial messages in 20th-century calendar art and compare calendars from different civilizations.
I was unsure given the name but the Calendar Museum is wonderful. The building and grounds alone are worth the visit. I was impressed with the amount of rooms and the quality of the of the displays. In the back of the garden is a cafe restaurant.
Graham S — Google review
Interesting and quick calendar info through the decades but take the time to sit in the peaceful beautiful garden.
Probably one of the most interesting museums I have been to, it sounds boring but the reviews here are right when they say you will have fun in this museum. It's very fascinating to look at different types of calendars and calendar arts from all over the world. You can also buy something from their cafe with the ticket you bought. All in all, a really good deal that you shouldn't miss when in Queretaro.
This was an interesting museum! After about 20 minutes I started wondering why there are so many calendars here. I didn't realize this was a calendar museum. LOL. Then I said OH!! It was really interesting seeing the different calendar art and the other art presented. I think you will enjoy this museum. You can easily spend an hour or two looking around and they have beautiful gardens.
Its a beautiful place, with a great patio and terrace.
Educational but mostly fun to see how cultural norms are reflected in the art of Mexican calendars. Probably better to go with someone to exchange observations. The interior garden is phenomenal and cool, and there are some interesting views from the terraza.
Never realized how important calendars have been to the Mexican culture. Dating back to the Mayan civilizations the calendar museum dates the chronological history of the calendars. Also showcasing beautiful art galleries from Mexican painters. The building showcases some of Queretaro's architecture with green courtyards and a nice restaurant and bar. The terrace by far was my favorite place. Sitting in the benches with the cool mountain breeze and the amazing views from around the city. A must if you are in the area.
Very interesting museum, not the typical thing I have visited. Staff are friendly, lots of interesting items and history.
C. Francisco I. Madero 91, Centro, 76000 Santiago de Querétaro, Qro., Mexico•
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Museums
The Museum of Contemporary Art of Queretaro, also known as MUSEO DE LA CIUDAD or the Queretaro City Museum, is housed in the former Capuchin Convent. This museum showcases a diverse collection of contemporary art within an ancient baroque structure adorned with intricate figures. The museum's cross-linked patios, mysterious hallways, and spacious rooms filled with light provide a captivating setting for both local and international artists' works.
A nice collection of contemporary art in a nice comfortable space. There was quite a variety in the art displayed. I enjoyed the exhibits. As I recall, there was no admission cost.
Ken E — Google review
Top notch museum. We didn't make plans for our visit here, but wanderers stumble on great things. This was one of our favorite museums that we visited so far in Mexico. The collection is great. I don't know how much the rotate exhibits, but I found it inspiring!
What a beautiful use of an old convent. The exhibits were varied and really interesting. They have stairs or an elevator. The staff was kind and helpful. And it is free and there is a lovely plaza and church adjacent. Go!
we went not knowing what to expect, and we really enjoyed the second floor: it was a feast of very Mexican colors! we also enjoyed the patio at the entrance in the afternoon light, very very interesting!
This place is AMAZING! Super modern in an historic renovated convent located in one of the plazas in the historic centro! The renovation of the building is it's own feature! We were stunned at the super cool exhibits which some were over-the-top funky. The Sunday we went there was no entrance fee which we couldn't believe. As you enter the outdoor space the first thing we notice was a giant Salvador Dali structure. Go inside and there was a variety of exhibits from artist all over the world. It ended up being the highlight of our trip to Queretaro!
Great small contemporary art museum in a former convent and it’s free! The volume of the spaces accentuate the art perfectly, and a good variety of modern art.
Beautiful contemporary art placed in a historic setting. We spent a pleasant hour enjoying this museum. Entrance is free. Check backpacks at the guard desk.
Go often as the art and themes change. Enjoy experiencing and small enough to make a nice outing and in a great location next to the church and on the plazas. Having this option to showcase different artists is fantastic.
Manuel Acuña esq Avenida Reforma Oriente S/N, La Cruz, 76020 Santiago de Querétaro, Qro., Mexico•
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Observation deck
Nestled high above the vibrant city of Querétaro, the Mirador de los Arcos is a captivating stone plaza that offers visitors an incredible panoramic view of the surrounding landscape. This picturesque viewpoint not only showcases stunning vistas but also features local vendors selling delicious street food and unique arts and crafts, adding to its lively atmosphere. A small museum on-site provides insights into the fascinating water canal system and highlights various monuments in the area.
Great views of the aqueduct and a good chunk of the city. Best sf sunset
Jonathan E — Google review
A fabulous location to visit at dusk and enjoy the city lighting up and the moon rising before you. Tremendous vistas!!! Great for photographers!
Fantastic views of the city and the aqueduct. I wish we had visited at night to see the city lights. Easy walk down to centro.
Great view point close to many historic monuments and interests. But honestly not the best view of the los arcos. Because of all the unevenly constructed houses and buildings. the best view is from the beginning of road that leads to the mirador. But I highly recommend visiting this view point.
Nice panoramic viewpoint- it’s free to see, so no cost associated with it. The only thing is if it’s a busy time there might not be enough railing space for you to get a selfie’s/ pics, so you might have to wait a bit.
The viewpoint is located a few blocks away from the terminal part of the aqueduct. Its a pretty good spot to take in the full scope of the arches. Its clean, and safe at least during the daytime. There are a few vendors and there is an interesting cemetery nearby. A 15, maybe 20 minute visit should suffice.
Such an amazing spot! The view from Mirador de los Arcos is incredible. And it’s not just the viewpoint there’s a bunch of interesting historical places around it too, so it’s fun to walk around and explore a bit.
If you can, go in the evening. When the aqueduct lights up at night, it looks absolutely beautiful. The whole area gets a really nice vibe. Definitely worth checking out!
Very well maintained location. It has a Police presence pretty much all the time. Local handicrafts are for selling across the street. People there are very friendly, the area is clean with a great view of Querétaro and the famous old water systems arcs.
Uber gets easy and easy to leave as well 👍
Ejército Republicano 47, La Santa Cruz, La Pastora, 76025 Santiago de Querétaro, Qro., Mexico•
Museum
Specialty Museums
Museo Casa de la Zacatecana is a must-visit museum located in a well-preserved 17th-century mansion, just a block south of the Plaza de la Independencia. The museum showcases an extensive collection of centuries-old furniture, decor, paintings, and other art pieces. English-speaking visitors will appreciate the availability of English videos and labels throughout the mansion. The museum also holds a grisly legend associated with its former owner, adding to its allure for Mexican tourists.
Very interesting place. Cool to see how people lived during that time. The furniture was incredible. First museum we went to in QRO. interesting creepy story of couple and intrigue. English ñ available. Fee to enter.
Ver M — Google review
80 pesos to visit and an extra 20 pesos if you want to take pictures of the room (I skipped on that). It wasn't busy, it was a pretty small museum with lots of history. For non Spanish speakers, they have a nice little booklet that gives you the history of each room which I really liked. Overall, not a bad museum to visit. It was nice walking to it
Wonderful house museum. The staff is very helpful and they even have a printed guide in English if you are interested. The exhibit itself is beautiful, done with a lot of thought and care. Definitely recommend.
Many antiques from the 19th and 18th century. The back story is a little silly but ads a touch of intrigue and realism to an otherwise simple display.
Highly recommendable museum from this city, very accessible, if you show your student ID, they make you a discount, very interesting expositions and it's located in Querétaro's down town, they've got a viewer in one of the rooms where you can take nice pics.
Great museum to explore and almost feel life in XVII century. It has a small but impressive collection of colonial furnitures and ornaments, including a whole room for beautiful antique clocks.
I wish I had more time to see it in detail...
Very interesting history of the couple that used to live there. The majority of the items from the house are from the 17th and 18th century.
Beautiful building! Check out the Mirador for a good 360 view of Querétaro.
C. Independencia 59, Centro, 76000 Santiago de Querétaro, Qro., Mexico•
Catholic church
Sights & Landmarks
Church
Sacred & Religious Sites
Located in the heart of downtown, Templo de San Francisco is a historic religious site with origins dating back to 1550. The temple, completed in 1640, was the first religious building constructed in Queretaro and played a significant role in the urban development of New Spain. It served as a cathedral for several years and now houses the Regional Museum of Queretaro.
Impressive building, but I actually enjoyed the plaza outside more than inside the church itself.
Joel I — Google review
Most churches in Queretaro are ok looking but will not make a lasting impression on a visitor. This one is no different. It has a rich and interesting history but overall it is not so different from other churches in Mexico as to stand out.
Construction of Queretaros' first religious building began in the late 1500s. The temple of San Francisco acted as a convent church,cemetery, and orchard. It is located in the historical center of Santiago de Queretaro. From 1852 to 1922, it functioned as a Catholic cathedral. The architecture is a mix of Baroque and Neoclassical styles. During the centuries, the site has received numerous renovations and upgrades. Unfortunately, most of the temples and chapels from the 16th and 17th centuries were destroyed during the reform war of 1858-1861.
A lovely place to visit where spent half day walking around the streets
Was amazing! It's a beautiful temple, I wanna return here
Beautiful cathedral! Great photo op; be sure to stop by when in El centro!
This was a really great cathedral, took some good photos here.
Probably as a local you enjoy that this place is close during the daytime but as a tourist with little hours to visit I am surprised is just open from 6pm and not during the day time what a waste of time and looks small
Prolongación Corregidora Sur N, C. 5 de Mayo 6, Centro, 76000 Santiago de Querétaro, Qro., Mexico•
Garden
Sights & Landmarks
City park
Park
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Jardín Guerrero is a charming plaza in Queretaro, Mexico, featuring topiary trees and an ornate fountain with a statue of statesman Vicente Guerrero. The surrounding area offers numerous small cafes and restaurants where visitors can savor traditional salsas and local dishes like carnitas, barbacoa, or tacos.
A must-see when you come to this city. A whole street with beautiful old architecture. Comfortable space and lots of shops for you to stop by.
Meimei — Google review
The place is good to visit at every local festival as they have a lot of stuff to look at including local markets, food stalls and some fairies.
The posted pictures are from the Christmas celebration at the place.
Beautiful park and lots of shops and stands to check out, me and my wife were lucky enough to be there during the day of the dead festival, it was spectacular. Every night, there's usually something fun happening!
Jardín Guerrero is the perfect place to relax and unwind. The atmosphere is friendly and inviting, with plenty of space to stroll, sit, and soak in the beautiful surroundings. It’s clean, well-maintained, and never feels overcrowded, making it ideal for both quiet moments alone and friendly gatherings. Whether you’re enjoying a morning coffee nearby, reading a book under the trees, or just people-watching, this garden offers a calm and refreshing escape. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Querétaro!
An ok plaza distinguished by it's frame of hedge-like trees that encompass three sides of the square. there are a couple of restaurants here, one church,several benches and that's about it. it's pretty quiet considering that it's dead center of town.
Great open site. Came upon across this beautiful garden on a self guided tour but see they are having organized tours regularly. It's time to dive into the rich history.
I love those trees! This entire area is beautiful — the park itself and the area surrounding it. It is wonderfully relaxing.
Beautiful place to seat and enjoy the day, there is a lot to choose: food, pharmacy , clothes etc.
Calle Vicente Guerrero 3, Centro, 76000 Santiago de Querétaro, Qro., Mexico•
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Specialty Museums
Museo de la Ciudad, also known as the Queretaro City Museum, is housed in a historic baroque mansion that was formerly the Capuchin Convent. The museum features contemporary art exhibits and offers a variety of events including performances, workshops, and activities for kids. The ancient baroque structure is adorned with intricate figures and serves as a showcase for both local and foreign artists from the 21st century.
Wow! This is one of the best contemporary art galleries I’ve visited. Not only is the building very cool, the art inside is really good (not always a given). There’s a lot to see in here - and it’s free!
Ben J — Google review
This is a place that demonstrates the type of buildings in the Centro Histórico. They rotate the exhibitions of the first floor, while the top floor is all about the construction of the temple and it's convertion into a museum. It is free every Sunday. There is also a mummy on the top floor.
So this isn’t a museum about Queretaro city, it’s a modern art museum in an a ramshackle old building. Some exhibits are quite creative, though there isn’t much in the way of explanation (and what there is is in Spanish only). It’s free and worth a visit if you’re into modern art.
This place gives off creepy vibes-maybe because we went in the evening? It’s a former convent and it’s pretty run down. One of the security guards had some interesting stories to share about the building and creepy things that he’s seen. It seemed like someone was camping out there and seem to have some of his clothes hanging on the weird wooden structure around the fountain. Was that part of the installation?? I don’t think so…. It’s cool that local artists have somewhere to show their art. Our admission was free—not sure if it always is. We went Sunday evening.
It's a beautiful architectire of the city, with unique and different expositions. Now is in remodelation but still nice.
There is SO much history in the building itself!
A former religious convent that was turned into a museum around ‘97. You will need a guide to help you learn about it, since this is not a historic museum.
There are several presentations, cinema, design, music concerts and traditional, contemporary and modern art expositions. They are usually great and free.
Would definitely recommend!
This place is more of an active, contemporary art museum that is unafraid of showcasing the unique and unusual. Not all of the exhibits are superlative, but there are definitely gems that can be found amongst the hidden back rooms of this old converted monastery. My admission late on a Sunday was free, and the experience was worth much more than that.
This place is ok, tours at night must be terrifying as it looks gloomy. There's music, theatre and installation performances almost every single day, so you will not get bored. Probably if you want to present something here, you should actually think about all the stuff you should bring with you as the organisation does not always provide what is needed.
Calle Vicente Guerrero Nte. 27, Centro, 76000 Santiago de Querétaro, Qro., Mexico•
Art museum
Museums
Nestled within the historic walls of the former San Agustin monastery, the Museo de Arte Sacro stands as a testament to Mexico's rich Baroque heritage. Established in 1743 by Augustine friars, this museum showcases an impressive collection of colonial-era art, thoughtfully organized by painting style. Visitors can explore both older and contemporary religious artworks that reflect deep devotion and spirituality.
Sizable exhibition space filled with older and contemporary religious art. Entrance is 50 pesos and another 25 pesos if you are bringing professional video recording equipment. I really loved the exhibit showing the backpacking pilgrims as they travel to various sacred sites around Europe. Dedication, discipline and devotion to a higher power. Definitely recommend if you are interested in the higher realms of the human experience.
Dark S — Google review
There is one relique, and a couple of old paintings. The rest is contemporary religious art, which has nothing to do with sacred art. Bummer!
Not much things to see , but there are little bazaar on weekend .
Small place, some good pictures to see.
Small and pretty place. Often host to Tribu Bazar.
It was a nice place but the exposition was smaller than I thought.
No English discription
The courtyard is nice but that's it.
C. Ignacio Allende Nte. 4 Norte, Centro, 76000 Santiago de Querétaro, Qro., Mexico•
Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Monument
Points of Interest & Landmarks
The Acueducto de Querétaro, also known as the Aqueduct of Querétaro, is a historic stone aqueduct that dates back to the 18th century. Stretching over 1,280 meters in length and standing at a towering height of over 28 meters, it features an impressive total of 74 arches.
Very well preserved stone built aqueduct near the historic town center of Queretaro. There is an elevated panoramic terrace near by that allows you to see the whole aqueduct and the town built around. Only down the street from the terrace you will find the church where the Austrian Emperor of Mexico, Maximilian took refuge.
Armin-Carsten H — Google review
We took a Didi to the spot tagged on Google Maps and walked back to the historic center. There are quite a few restaurants, cafes and clubs along route 200.
Beautiful landmark day or night.
Beautiful aqueduct especially at night.
In the middle of a very busy street in the middle of an equally hectic city is this astounding example of a historically significant piece of architecture and engineering. The Aqueduct of Queretaro runs a fair distance and although one could walk, bike, or drive the entire distance, it is not necessary. At the point on Google Maps where this pin is placed is a plaza with benches, some information boards, a few artistic bronze statues, and it is an excellent spot to take some photos of this engineering marvel. The fact that at the time of my visit there was a group of university grads taking photos in their grad gowns tells me this is a popular spot amongst locals for that special photo. I am really glad I came here to check out this gem and am awarding this with 5 stars.
The aqueduct stretches for a good while, over a kilometer, so your experience of it will vary depending on where you see it. To be honest, it's not that impressive. Five minutes after you get there you'll be done taking your pictures and looking for something else to do.
A highlight within queretaro, nothing special but worth visiting
Los Arcos" in Querétaro, Mexico, which is a natural monument and tourist attraction. Los Arcos is a rock formation located in the Sierra Gorda mountain range, about 22 kilometers northeast of the city of Querétaro.
Los Arcos consists of seven large rock arches that span a distance of approximately 300 meters. The arches were formed over millions of years by erosion from wind and water, and they are composed of sandstone and shale.
The site is considered a sacred place by the indigenous communities of the area, and it has been used for religious ceremonies for centuries. Today, Los Arcos is a popular destination for tourists and hikers who come to explore the natural beauty of the site and enjoy the panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.
There are several hiking trails that lead to Los Arcos, and visitors can also enjoy activities such as rock climbing, rappelling, and zip-lining. There is also a small museum at the site that provides information about the history and geology of Los Arcos.
Overall, Los Arcos is a unique and fascinating natural wonder that offers visitors a glimpse into the geological and cultural history of the region.
Calz. de los Arcos, Bosques del Acueducto, 76020 Santiago de Querétaro, Qro., Mexico•
Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Museum
Points of Interest & Landmarks
National Park Cerro de las Campanas is a historic hill and national park in Queretaro, Mexico. It features a statue of Benito Juárez, a chapel, and a museum. The park holds significant historical importance as it was the site where Emperor Maximiliano de Habsburgo and Miguel Miramon were executed in 1867. There is also a small chapel built by the Austrian government to commemorate Maximilian's death.
I'm looking forward to returning and take a notepad and take notes the tour guide was very knowledgeable of all it's history
Robert C — Google review
Very nice green space near the university. Quiet, shady and not busy even on a weekend. Entrance to the park is seven pesos. They have nice bathrooms inside the park. Many of the trails are rough uneven stones, so have good footwear. There was no view from the top, as it is surrounded by trees, but there are a few viewpointsin different directions from the trails. Several good and inexpensive restaurants in the university neighborhoods surrounding the park.
Beautiful grounds & trees but not much to see & is good walk from Centro. Cost only 7 pesos for entry. If want to enter the small museum you pay more.
This place was beautiful and well maintained! The tour bus only took us to El Cerro de las Campanas, but this place also has a museum in the back and a scenery plus a huge statue of Benito Juarez. Something we would have missed if we didn't see the huge statue while riding the tour bus! We totally recommend to visit the entire place on your own.
Very lovely park where you can stroll around and learn some history while you’re there. Admission to the park is just a few pesos and there is a separate admission to the museum that you must purchase at the main entrance, not at the museum. There is a chapel on the hill where Emperor Maximilian and two cohorts were executed for treason. At the top of the hill is an impressive statue of President Juarez and of the centro of Queretaro along with some nice views of the city. Not a grand scale National Park like the USA, but a nice visit all the same.
1. Cerro de las Campanas is a hill located in the city of Queretaro, Mexico.
2. The hill is known for its historical significance, as it was the site where Emperor Maximilian I was executed in 1867.
3. The hill is named after the bells that were rung to announce the execution of Maximilian I.
4. The hill is also home to the Cerro de las Campanas National Park, which covers an area of approximately 600 hectares.
5. The park is home to a variety of flora and fauna, including cacti, agaves, and birds such as the golden eagle and the peregrine falcon.
6. Visitors can hike to the top of the hill to see the monument that was erected in honor of Maximilian I.
7. The monument features a bronze statue of Maximilian I on horseback, surrounded by four allegorical figures representing justice, liberty, peace, and law.
8. The monument also includes a museum that displays artifacts related to Maximilian I and his reign in Mexico.
9. In addition to its historical significance, Cerro de las Campanas is also a popular spot for outdoor activities such as hiking, mountain biking, and rock climbing.
10. The hill offers panoramic views of the city of Queretaro and the surrounding countryside, making it a popular destination for tourists and locals alike.
Maximiliano wash shot here. It is very historic. Well done. The stone bell on the right inside the gate is a fun surprise. The 5 pesos park maintenance fee is very acceptable considering the result is a very well kept park.
Don't miss the wax museum, if you are into such things.
Nice park. It's a hill but it doesn't have a view on the top, only a model of Querétaro's downtown. It's probably one of the only places in the city with trees. Yet it sucks they don't admit animals.
Cerro de las Campanas, Centro Universitario, 76017 Santiago de Querétaro, Qro., Mexico•
Sights & Landmarks
Archaeological site
Points of Interest & Landmarks
El Cerrito Archaeological Zone is a fascinating site dating back to approximately 300 BCE, featuring a pyramid that was once used as a worship site by the ancient Toltec civilization. The pyramid, reaching up to 30 meters in height, offers an Indiana Jones-like adventure for history enthusiasts. Surrounding the partially excavated pyramid are well-maintained grounds and interpretive trails for visitors to explore.
Loved this! Sadly the museum was closed on the day we visited but the gardens were beautiful and the main temple were amazing. The security personnel on site (there to supervise that no one climbs the ruins) were so helpful and shared wonderful stories about the history of the site!
Michael P — Google review
Another beautiful archaeological site. There is limited on street parking near the entrance however there is a parking lot to the southwest of the pyramid on Calle Camino Al Cerrito. I can’t remember how much the cost was but it was around 40 pesos. There is a little bit of a walk to enter the front entrance, but it’s manageable. You have the option of doing a guided tour. We did not do this during our visit however, there was a group of students that were there and it seemed as the guide was giving them a lot of in-depth information. The museum on site had good information. The walk to where you’re able to see the whole pyramid wasn’t too bad and a small incline, but it was very manageable. The path around the archaeological site takes you to a couple of different sites. All very manageable. I would recommend the experience.
It’s located a little out of town. We went on a Friday morning and we were the only people there. Only accept pesos to pay for ticket. It’s a somewhat easy walk up to see the pyramid. If you’ve seen any ruins in the past it’s very similar and I would pass on this excursion. If you’ve never seen a pyramid before this would be a nice place to visit. There’s a small museum as well. Not much else to do there.
The pyramid was recently discovered in the mid 90s and it's well preserved, definitely a must visit and experience for yourself.
This is such an interesting historical gem on the outskirts of Queretaro. The grounds are nicely landscaped and beautiful to walk around. There's shade, benches, and restrooms available. There's easy transport on public buses or using ride-sharing. The pyramid cannot be climbed, but it's impressive nonetheless.
My friends and I visited here on a Sunday afternoon and it wasn't that busy. Plus, it was free. Beautiful site, they had a tour going on but it was in Spanish and I didn't understand anything. Bring water, umbrella, wear comfortable shoes and sunscreen. The sun can get hot
Informative placards all around. Friendly employees. Clean facilities and a nice museum with quite a few artifacts.
Excellent guide with much knowledge of Tolteca history and philosophy and the plants of the area.
Miguel Hidalgo s/n, El Pueblito, 76900 Santiago de Querétaro, Qro., Mexico•
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National park
Nature preserve
Parque Nacional El Cimatario offers a vast nature reserve with trekking routes, mountain bike paths, lakes, and hilltop views. The park features basic toilets but lacks toilet paper. Visitors are advised to bring hats and sunscreen for sun protection. The staff may request IDs to ensure everyone's safety. The park is home to rescued animals such as coyotes, owls, raccoons, parrots, and turtles.
Nice place to see local flora. Bring watter and wear a hat. Please be quiet and don't litter.
J R — Google review
I agree with the other reviews, no toilet paper in the basic toilets but a very nice place to go for a walk or an easy uphill bike ride. Take a hat and sunscreen if not visiting in the morning, the staff there will ask you to leave your ID to make sure everyone made it out at the end of the day.
A few animals that have been rescued are on display like a coyote, owls, raccoons, talking and whistling parrots, turtles and more.
Remember to take your rubbish with you and drink plenty of water.
As a recent Querétaro transplant, I have been missing hiking and getting out in Nature. This morning I jumped in an Uber from my home in Centro and went for a hike. 2 hrs in Ruta Coyote was perfect for getting back into hiking. Boots and sticks advised. It is rainy season so it was green and lush. This will be my weekend ritual now! Plenty of people on the trails so you are safe but not so many that you can’t get time alone on the trail.
Rough cobble stone street to walk to top of hill. Not very steep and option to take stairs just before the top. Beautiful view over fields and Queretaro. About 3.5 mile walk each way.
Well marked trails and great views. Excellent for birding. Bring lots of water and thick soled shoes - the cobblestones are very bumpy and hard on the the feet!
Good place for hiking and good views to area around
Solitude is abundant. Good hike to the top via access road and side trail. Trails are minimal and could use a map of the park.
I am sure its a five star place to be with nature. However I am giving it three cause there is a fair amount of red tape to even set foot inside. This is valid as of today - Aug 14, 2021. I am sure it will change once the pandemic is more under control. I walked all the way here from centro to find out that you cant enter unless you have a reservation! You need to call a number - valid certain time and days of the week and take a reservation. I am adding a picture which has all the details.
QRO 400, El Pueblito, Qro., Mexico•
Catholic church
Church
The Templo de San Antonio de Padua in Santiago de Queretaro is a stunning example of colonial architecture with a rich history dating back to the 17th century. Originally built by the Franciscan order, it played a significant role in the Mexican War of Independence. The exterior reflects Spanish Colonial design, while the interior boasts Baroque elements and houses exquisite altar pieces and sculptures.
Welcome to the Temple of San Antonio in Queretaro! This beautiful church has a rich history and many interesting stories to tell.
Did you know that the temple was built in the 18th century by the Franciscan order? It was originally a small chapel, but it was later expanded into the stunning church you see today.
One of the most fascinating things about the temple is its unique architecture. The facade of the church features a mix of Baroque and Churrigueresque styles, with intricate carvings and sculptures that are truly breathtaking.
Another interesting fact about the temple is that it played a key role in the Mexican War of Independence. In 1810, Father Miguel Hidalgo, a leader of the independence movement, took refuge in the church with his followers. They used the bell tower as a lookout point to watch for approaching Spanish troops.
Finally, one of the most beautiful features of the temple is its stunning stained glass windows. These colorful works of art depict scenes from the life of Saint Anthony, the patron saint of the church. Be sure to take a close look at them when you visit!
I hope you enjoyed learning about the Temple of San Antonio. It's truly a gem of Queretaro and a must-see for anyone visiting the city.
Andrew M — Google review
A beautiful interior full of color and light.
Beautiful were peace and art merge!
It's beautiful inside. Not visited frequently like the rest of the churches in Querétaro Centro. So, this makes it the perfect church for a moment of peace & quiet for prayer.
Nice church and lovely park out5
A historical temple in the downtown center of Querétaro.
Nice and peaceful place
small but amazing
Angela Peralta 16, Centro, 76000 Santiago de Querétaro, Qro., Mexico•
4.6
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Museum
This museum is devoted to Queretaro's role in Mexican history, particularly the French occupation and the eventual ousting of Emperor Maximilian. It has a wide range of exhibits covering everything from Queretaro's history to art.
The temporary exhibit is so powerful, relevant and beautiful too. The historical objects and explanations (in Spanish) taught me much I did not know and brings the period to life. The room with the info on the (female) monks attributes Mexico's gastronomy to them! Great museum!
Vic — Google review
I was actually looking for "Museo de Cuidad" but this was a cute side visit. The entrance is gratis and everyone was very friendly.
Excellent museum of the history of Mexico. The museum shows the piece that Querétaro had during the time period before the revolution, the Restoration of the Republic
Free, but nothing to see. Building itself insignificant. Exhibit rooms are upstairs, a few maps, a few facsimiles of photos. Skip it. Info solo en Espanol.
This place is a must if you love history and want to know about Maximilian I, definitely you should visit this museum.
This museum are nice and important for the history of Querétaro
very small free entrance Monday close
austrian history in mexico
Calle Vicente Guerrero Sur 23, Centro, 76000 Santiago de Querétaro, Qro., Mexico•
Sculpture
Fuente a Ignacio Pérez, also known as The Horseman of Destiny, is located at the crossroad roundabout of Calle Corregidora and Universidad. It commemorates Ignacio Pérez's crucial role in the Mexican War of Independence by delivering a message that sparked the uprising against Spanish rule. The fountain is well-maintained and provides a tranquil spot for visitors to take photos and enjoy a leisurely walk along the stream connected to it.
Very nice fountain
Michael K — Google review
(Translated by Google) It is a quiet place, the fountain connects with the stream that is on Universidad Av.
To get to know, take a photo and walk calmly.
The fountain is cared for and the water is clean, let's continue to keep it in good condition.
(Original)
Es un lugar tranquilo, la fuente se conecta con el arroyo que está sobre Av. Universidad.
Para conocer, tomarte una foto y caminar tranquilo.
La fuente está cuidada y el agua limpia, sigamos manteniendola en buen estado.
(Translated by Google) Interesting monument near the center of Querétaro, on a river that passes through the city. Unfortunately the river is always dirty with a bad smell, and you can also see garbage in its side gardens.
(Original)
Interesante monumento cerca del centro de Querétaro, sobre un río que pasa por la ciudad. Desafortunadamente el río siempre está sucio con mal olor, además se puede observar basura en sus jardines laterales.
(Translated by Google) The official name of the monument is “The Horseman of Destiny”, in reference to the journey he made on horseback by order of Josefa Ortiz de Domínguez and which led to the historic uprising led by Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla.
(Original)
El nombre oficial del monumento es “El jinete del destino”, en alusión al recorrido que hizo a caballo por orden de Josefa Ortiz de Domínguez y que derivó en el histórico levantamiento encabezado por Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla.
(Translated by Google) Beautiful monument, something more to see walking through Queretaro, it would be good if it had some benches to sit on and maybe some shade
(Original)
Hermoso monumento, algo más que ver caminando por queretaro, sería bueno que tuviese unas banquitas donde sentarse y tal vez alguna sombra
(Translated by Google) Nice, well-preserved fountain, it gives a good image to University Avenue, very close to the center
(Original)
Bonita fuente bien conservada, le da una buena imagen a la avenida universidad, muy cerca del centro
(Translated by Google) It is a beautiful fountain of the messenger of freedom, it is wonderful, congratulations to the government that ordered it to be created.
(Original)
Es una bonita fuente del mensajero de la libertad está maravillosa muchas felicidades al gobierno que la mando hacer
(Translated by Google) I hope it lasts a long time. I liked the tree across the street better, but since the bread people already killed it, they put the fountain in as compensation.
(Original)
Ojalá dure asi mucho tiempo me gustaba más el árbol de enfrente pero como ya los de el pan lo mataron pusieron la fuente en compensación
Río, Centro, 76134 Santiago de Querétaro, Qro., Mexico•
4.2
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Casino
Bar
Restaurant
Casino Caliente is a vibrant destination that promises an enjoyable experience for all visitors. With its lively atmosphere, it’s the perfect spot to unwind and have some fun. Guests can indulge in delicious food options while taking a break from the excitement of gaming at the cash tables. Whether you're looking to relax or dive into thrilling activities, Casino Caliente has something for everyone!
Relax
Kike H — Google review
Was super hot 😩😩no ac felt like you where in a hot box!🔥🔥🔥🔥 never again! Workers said the air conditioning hasn't worked in months, that's why the casino was empty
If you do not lose money
good luck
It's nice
Nice food
Fun place.
Any taxes cash table?
Ok
Av. del Parque 1051-interior 1, zona dos extendida, Anexo al Mercado de Abastos, 76074 Santiago de Querétaro, Qro., Mexico•
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