MEXICO
The ones worth booking.
The 8 most popular santiago de queretaro tours in Mexico right now. What each one is really like, who runs it, and what it costs.
Hop aboard a replica 1908 Ford T in Querétaro for a 1-hour loop with a local guide, baroque sights, legends, and top value for $17.
“Excellent way to spend an hour in Queretaro. You will learn about the city’s history and visit its most interesting spots. Great value, 100% recommended.”
2-hour Western Zone walk in Querétaro: Baroque temples and convents, expert bilingual guides, and colonial stories for $23.
“We had a wonderful walking tour! Julio was knowledgeable and very informative. He was friendly and accommodating, answering all of our questions with patience and insight. The two hours were enjoyable and flew by thanks to his positive and pleasant attitude. We especially appreciated how he adapted the tour to match our interests, which made…”
10-hour cheese and wine route from Querétaro: 14 Queretana cheeses, vineyard and Freixenet caves, Tequisquiapan and Bernal.
“I really don't care for wine but I'm glad I did this activity the price is worth the experience, I don't understand much Spanish but the guide helped make sure I had a basic understanding of what was going to happen some of the others on the tour were bilingual and helped me along the…”
Ride a classic trolley through Querétaro’s top sights with a Spanish guide on Route 1 or Route 2, from aqueduct views to Cerro viewpoints.
“Super bien”
A 90-minute walking tour in Querétaro where costumed actors perform regional legends through the old streets of Santiago de Querétaro.
“mejor les digo lo que no me gustó !! llegaron tardísimo a la cita, todos comunicándose, sin saber que hacer !”
10-hour Querétaro day trip with Bernal and Tequisquiapan plus vineyard wine tasting and a Bocanegra cheese cellar stop.
“Carlos was an excellent guide. We learned a lot but also had free time in the pueblos. Wine and cheese were delicious!”
Full-day Sierra Gorda tour from Querétaro with river hikes, a 30-meter waterfall, and Peña de Bernal’s massive monolith, plus typical food.
“Guide went out of her way to make sure I was safe all the time. 78 years old”
Trace Mexico’s Independence route on a 9-hour Guanajuato day trip from Querétaro to San Miguel, Dolores, and Atotonilco for $96.
“Jesus was an excellent and accommodating guide, and our driver Alejandro was very polite and conscientious. Jesus is very articulate and has a better command of the English language than most native speakers. It was just myself and my wife, which made for an intimate and casual tour, and we had many interesting and engaging…”
