El Jardin
The city’s central plaza is the perfect place to relax and enjoy grilled corn (elote) from local street vendors. On the south side of the square, stop into La Parroquia, a church whose pink spires are a town landmark.
San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
San Miguel de Allende is a vibrant, historic city that is known for its colonial architecture, authentic cuisine, and art galleries. Stay in the heart of the city at the regal home of Casa Fuentes and enjoy an indoor-outdoor floor plan and panoramic city views from the rooftop deck. Nearby, Casa Lilia is a modern home with smart technology and boasts sweeping valley views from the primary bedroom and bathroom.
The Rosewood San Miguel de Allende—named the “#1 Hotel in Mexico” by Condé Nast Traveler—is an upscale, Spanish colonial-inspired hotel surrounded by lush gardens.
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Quick Facts
- suggested Airports
- Del Bajío International Airport (BJX) or Querétaro Airport (QRO)
- language
- Spanish
- currency
- Mexican Pesos
- time Zone
- 1 hour behind NYC
- average Temperature
- 68°F in summer; 57°F in winter
Destination Highlights
Ancient Ruins
Visit the Cañada de la Virgen, a 40-acre archeological site originally habited by Otomí and Toltec Indians over 1,000 years ago. Explore the site’s seven pyramids spread out across four complexes on a guided walking tour.
La Gruta Hot Springs
Don't miss a soak in the public hot springs of La Gruta, which translates to “the grotto.” A 20-minute drive outside San Miguel de Allende, the hot springs are made up of open-air pools as well as a steamy grotto.
About San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
Colonial Romance
This is Mexico as you’ve never seen it. A bastion of colonial Spanish architecture 170 miles northwest of Mexico City, San Miguel de Allende’s historic center is a 64-square-block stretch of inviting cobblestone streets, colorful stucco structures, and alleyways filled with authentic Mexican wares. The 500-year-old city, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, will make you feel like you’ve stepped back in time—burros still traverse the cobblestone streets to deliver milk and firewood. Still, the city’s well-heeled crowd of artists, locals, and expats create a cosmopolitan feel, which you’ll experience while perusing galleries, jazz clubs, and bistros.
Forecasting Your San Miguel de Allende Vacation
With a location in central Mexico and a high elevation (around 6,400 feet above sea level), San Miguel de Allende enjoys pleasant year-round weather. Average highs remain in the 70s all year long, while nights can be cooler in the high 40s and 50s. Summer is rainier than average, with occasional afternoon storms rolling in from June through September. The rest of the year is mostly dry.
