Izinto ezingavamile ongazenza e-San Miguel de Allende

If you are interested in the relation between astronomy and the design of prehispanic architecture, choose this experience. So start your day visiting a unique prehispanic ceremonial site known as Cañada de la Virgen (Canyon of La Virgin), while learning how it's ancient astronomers followed the cycles of the sun, the moon and Venus. Through the eyes of Dr. Rossana Quiroz -who was part of the excavation team-, we will explore the original pilgrimage route and understand how archaeological spaces, ceramics, burials, carbon dating and DNA, tell a long untold story about the Laja River original people, settlements and landscapes. Tune in with the sky and submerge under the cosmological spell of Mesoamerican sacred entities and philosophical concepts. Also, take into account that the astronomical features of this antique temples and traditions are best understood when explained by the same researcher that actually discovered such features. I will love to give you the personal attention you diserve.

Having met in a vast and beautiful courtyard, we will proceed to the large kitchen where the cooking lesson will commence. We will begin by preparing some delicious salsas, followed by an authentic and traditional Mexican mole, tasty enmoladas, and mexican rice. (Please let me know in advance if you have special dietary needs). I will educate you on the ingredients, tell you about the culinary and nutritional values, and how to prepare and cook each part of the meal. I will teach you the history and cultural importance of the Mole and how it used to be the “Food of the Emperors”, reserved only for the upper class of the Mayan and Aztec society. During the lesson you will enjoy a pure cacao chocolate drink, and be enticed to explore your environment: the cozy den with its fireplace, library and piano; and the surrounding courtyard with its organic gardens and gorgeous landscapes. Having prepared the delicious meal, we will sit down and dine, enjoying the meal and engaging in wonderful conversation. With the meal and throughout the class we will have delicious Mexican wine available as well as a cold authentic cacao drink and cool refreshing water. All while surrounded by a beautiful and tranquil environment. This is what people having been calling, a FUN experience. Check out the cooking class video at "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=teKkJh24FEo"

Conoce un lado más divertido y aventurero de San Miguel El recorrido consiste en partir del estacionamiento de la Estación de ferrocarriles en dirección a la localidad de San Miguel Viejo, en esta localidad conoceremos una pequeña capilla del siglo XVll donde tomaremos algunas fotos, en seguida haremos una parada de hidratación, para después dirigirnos a la orilla de la Presa Allende, por último rodaremos por un camino de terracería con lindas vistas panorámicas (Río Laja) hasta llegar a una casa de campo (San Miguel outdoors) donde haremos un refrigerio. Será una experiencia llena de aventura, naturaleza y sana convivencia. Durante el recorrido haremos varias paradas para descansar, hidratarnos, tomar fotos y comer, en algunas de estas paradas se cuanta con baño. El paquete incluye, uso de bici de montaña, equipo de seguridad, seguro contra accidentes, hidratación y un refrigerio. El recorrido es en español, pero no es necesario hablar español para participar. Esta actividad va dirigida a cualquier persona que sepa andar en bicicleta, las rutas se clasifican en nivel principiante e intermedio.

Descubrirás San Miguel y tendremos una sesión de fotos con ustedes por sus hermosas calles, Caminaremos y apreciaremos la autentica arquitectura de la ciudad. Puertas, fachadas de colores o cualquier rincón que te enamore será un bonito escenario para tus fotos. Terminando nuestro recorrido en el hermoso parque Juárez. Compartiré con ustedes algunos datos sobre la historia de SMA y daré recomendaciones de lugares para comer, tomar, comprar algo y hospedarse.

This is the mexican walking tour of San Miguel de Allende. We meet in front of the parrish to start talking about the origins of the city, the viceroyal San Miguel and the Independence of Mexico. Then, we enter the parrish to have the experience of devotion, so important in San Miguel´s history and sense of place. Then, we start a tour through out the historic city, we go to Bellas Artes to see the mural painting and talk about the history of the art schools. We visit the Biblioteca, Plaza de la Soledad and San Francisco church, we talk about some of the important families, heroes and characters in the history of the city. If you want we can go to the market to have a glass of agave nectar, an ancestral beverage of indigenous Mexico, we end the tour in the Jardín.

La mejor experiencia para recorrer los principales puntos de la ciudad. Parroquia de San Miguel Arcangel, Museo de Ignacio Allende, Casa Mayorazgo de la Canal, Bellas Artes (Antiguo Claustro de la Congregación de la inmaculada concepción), Templo de las Monjas, Antiguas Mercedes o Posadas. En nuestro camino encontraremos Galerías donde podrán conocer el Folklore y Arte Sanmiguelense, Ceramica, Textil, veremos Arquitectura, Historia. Visitaremos una terraza parte de un antiguo Convento del Siglo XVI, ahora con más de 1300 piezas de decoración de todo México. En nuestra primera parada degustaremos Agua de fruta natural y Chocolate de Tabasco! Pasaremos por el Parque Benito Juárez, seguido Los Lavaderos del Chorro (Parte de la fundación de San Miguel), pasaremos por la Plaza de Toros y terminaremos en San Francisco de Asis. Después del Tour les daré indicaciones para visitar el Mercado de Frutas, verduras, comida, Artesanias, La Fabrica La Aurora además de recomendaciones para visitar edificios de arte, pintura, comida, vinos, restaurantes, moda, joyeria. Otros aspectos destacables Vamos a caminar un poco. Vestir cómodamente, usar protector solar, gorra. El recorrido al momento de hacer la reservacion necesitan avisar si es en ESPAÑOL o INGLÉS. Para tener al guía en el lenguaje correcto. No tenemos ninguna oficina en el centro, ni en San Francisco de Asís. Contacto pág web

If you are interested in the relation between astronomy and the design of prehispanic architecture, choose this experience. So start your day visiting a unique prehispanic ceremonial site known as Cañada de la Virgen (Canyon of La Virgin), while learning how it's ancient astronomers followed the cycles of the sun, the moon and Venus. Through the eyes of Dr. Rossana Quiroz -who was part of the excavation team-, we will explore the original pilgrimage route and understand how archaeological spaces, ceramics, burials, carbon dating and DNA, tell a long untold story about the Laja River original people, settlements and landscapes. Tune in with the sky and submerge under the cosmological spell of Mesoamerican sacred entities and philosophical concepts. Also, take into account that the astronomical features of this antique temples and traditions are best understood when explained by the same researcher that actually discovered such features. I will love to give you the personal attention you diserve.

Recorreremos las calles mas pintoresca de San Miguel, para poder capturar tu visita y te lleves un hermoso recuerdo que puedas subir a tu IG. Desde una de nuestras coloridas y unicas puertas, hasta la majestuosidad de La Parroquia de San Miguel Arcangel. Te daremos ideas de poses, asi como tips viajeros de locales. Pero lo mas importante es que te diviertas y disfrutes cada foto durante la experiencia. ig: personal_paparazzi_sma

Having met in a vast and beautiful courtyard, we will proceed to the large kitchen where the cooking lesson will commence. We will begin by preparing some delicious salsas, followed by an authentic and traditional Mexican mole, tasty enmoladas, and mexican rice. (Please let me know in advance if you have special dietary needs). I will educate you on the ingredients, tell you about the culinary and nutritional values, and how to prepare and cook each part of the meal. I will teach you the history and cultural importance of the Mole and how it used to be the “Food of the Emperors”, reserved only for the upper class of the Mayan and Aztec society. During the lesson you will enjoy a pure cacao chocolate drink, and be enticed to explore your environment: the cozy den with its fireplace, library and piano; and the surrounding courtyard with its organic gardens and gorgeous landscapes. Having prepared the delicious meal, we will sit down and dine, enjoying the meal and engaging in wonderful conversation. With the meal and throughout the class we will have delicious Mexican wine available as well as a cold authentic cacao drink and cool refreshing water. All while surrounded by a beautiful and tranquil environment. This is what people having been calling, a FUN experience. Check out the cooking class video at "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=teKkJh24FEo"

About 7 years ago, driven by passion and curiosity, and tired of over processed industrial options on the market, we ventured into mezcal and natural wine making to make drinks that conserved the energetics of the plants they were made of and the earth they grew in. Fast forward to now - our distills have won international medals and natural wine finally starts making some noise in Mexico and we become the first winery in Mexico to make natural wine in clay vessels and zero sulfites. Our winery is inspired by the Georgian tradition of making wines in kvevris and our orange (amber) wine is a tribute to this beautiful country. In response to new demand we open a tasting room in San Miguel de Allende, our hometown for over 30 years, to bring our beverages to the public from our ranch where they're produced. Here you’ll be able to: - Taste a wide range of fermented and distilled beverages (over 20 different labels), specifically natural wine and mezcales, all naturally and artisanally produced by us at our ranch. - Tasting is accompanied by a generous offering of entrees (sweet and salty), all curated by the Marcelo to bring you a taste of his favorite products he’s been finding locally and around Mexico. - Browse Marcelo’s eclectic vinyl record collection and curate your own musical background for the tasting experience.

Conoce un lado más divertido y aventurero de San Miguel El recorrido consiste en partir del estacionamiento de la Estación de ferrocarriles en dirección a la localidad de San Miguel Viejo, en esta localidad conoceremos una pequeña capilla del siglo XVll donde tomaremos algunas fotos, en seguida haremos una parada de hidratación, para después dirigirnos a la orilla de la Presa Allende, por último rodaremos por un camino de terracería con lindas vistas panorámicas (Río Laja) hasta llegar a una casa de campo (San Miguel outdoors) donde haremos un refrigerio. Será una experiencia llena de aventura, naturaleza y sana convivencia. Durante el recorrido haremos varias paradas para descansar, hidratarnos, tomar fotos y comer, en algunas de estas paradas se cuanta con baño. El paquete incluye, uso de bici de montaña, equipo de seguridad, seguro contra accidentes, hidratación y un refrigerio. El recorrido es en español, pero no es necesario hablar español para participar. Esta actividad va dirigida a cualquier persona que sepa andar en bicicleta, las rutas se clasifican en nivel principiante e intermedio.

We will visit the most iconic places in town to learn about the fascinating history of the buildings, the architecture and the art origin that transform san miguel in the best city to live! visitaremos los lugares mas emblemáticos de la ciudad, así como sitios de interés, dare a conocer la historia de la ciudad así como su importacia artística y cultural y recomendaciones gastronómicas del lugar.//

Seize the day while you are here in San Miguel de Allende and wake up before the sun. (make sure to set your alarm with the correct time zone) Once you reserve I will send you the exact time we meet which obviously varies depending on the season. We'll meet in the main square and start with some easy stretching and from there we will hike up the cobblestone streets to catch the sunrise and see some beautiful views. Bring layers as it can be cool in the morning and warmer as we walk back down. This is a great opportunity to take some pictures without the crowds. This is for people who enjoy nature, who don't mind waking up very early, can walk up steep hills at a steady pace and be able to handle uneven terrain. On top of the hill we'll take a moment of silence to reflect on our intentions for the day or whatever each person wishes to reflect upon. Then we will meander our way back down for more beautiful views via a different route unknown to most tourists and even some locals, culminating in a little cafe for coffee or tea!

[Vegan friendly] (Spanish option for private groups) Join us in our tasting room located in Bonom - Petanca Club, a unique new spot located in one of San Miguel de Allende's oldest neighborhoods. Here you'll discover seven traditional vegan handcrafted moles accompanied by seven incredible artesanal and ancestral mezcales! Led by professional mezcal sommeliers, our tasting will give you a unique framework for thinking about the diversity of mezcal — a true must if you’re in Mexico. Our mezcals are carefully selected and showcase the distinct characteristics of different agaves. Each mole is paired with a unique mezcal for an unforgetable experience. AGAVES: Espadín, Tobalá, Cuixe, Madrecuixe, Tepeztate, Mexicano, and Papalometl. Ask questions and discuss your impressions, learn about our rich gastronomic heritage and meet people from all over the world that want to take their mezcal and mole experience to a new level! Other things to note: We have everything you will need! Just bring yourself and get ready to taste some Mezcal & Mole!

We will spend about 3 hours together and by the end of our time together you will understand why travelers voted San Miguel #1 of the Top 15 Cities in the World for 2 years running. I always suggest that you book this experience early in your stay so that you can return to the taco stands and cantinas you enjoy most. This is a truly immersive experience as you will dine and drink alongside locals. This is also a cultural and historic tour so you will learn a lot about San Miguel along the way. Dietary restrictions can be accommodated just let me know when you book your culinary experience. However, this experience is not suitable for vegans or vegetarians. However, I have two more experiences that are so please check my profile. We will walk about 1.5 miles so please wear comfortable shoes. *You must be 18 years or older to partake in this experience. Other things to note All guests must be at least 18 years old.

You'll forge your own Silver ring with Mexican Opal! You'll learn the properties of Mexican Opal, you'll experience the process to make a silver ring and you'll leave with a unique silver jewel made by yourself! First, we'll explain the mystical properties of the Mexican Opal and you'll select the gem that has the greatest connection with you. Then you'll take the measurement of your finger and you'll cut the silver by yourself using jewelry techniques, you'll solder the ring, you'll forge it by hitting it and once your ring has the required shape, I'll solder the cabochon of your gem and I'll set the stone while I explain each technique step by step. Finally, you'll finish your ring by filing and polishing to give it the finish that you like the most ... shiny, matte, oxidized ... If you come as a couple or with your best friend you can make each other's ring! Just an idea! The experience will take place in our Workshop in San Miguel de Allende, which is located in our own house, we are just 10 minutes walking from the center of San Miguel! During this experience you'll learn about the mysticism of the Mexican Opal and about the work and techniques used in jewelry to work precious metals and create a ring. At the end, we'll taste a delicious homemade guacamole accompanied with fresh Mexican fruit water, to relax and conclude this wonderful experience.

Descubrirás San Miguel y tendremos una sesión de fotos con ustedes por sus hermosas calles, Caminaremos y apreciaremos la autentica arquitectura de la ciudad. Puertas, fachadas de colores o cualquier rincón que te enamore será un bonito escenario para tus fotos. Terminando nuestro recorrido en el hermoso parque Juárez. Compartiré con ustedes algunos datos sobre la historia de SMA y daré recomendaciones de lugares para comer, tomar, comprar algo y hospedarse.

This is the mexican walking tour of San Miguel de Allende. We meet in front of the parrish to start talking about the origins of the city, the viceroyal San Miguel and the Independence of Mexico. Then, we enter the parrish to have the experience of devotion, so important in San Miguel´s history and sense of place. Then, we start a tour through out the historic city, we go to Bellas Artes to see the mural painting and talk about the history of the art schools. We visit the Biblioteca, Plaza de la Soledad and San Francisco church, we talk about some of the important families, heroes and characters in the history of the city. If you want we can go to the market to have a glass of agave nectar, an ancestral beverage of indigenous Mexico, we end the tour in the Jardín.

My name is Vail and I am a Licensed Federal Tour Guide who is bilingual in English and Spanish. If you are ready for the best regional local Mexican food are on your list of things to do while in San Miguel de Allende this is the tour for you! To keep things balanced we will dine at local family own restaurants and street food .Authentic and made with fresh local ingredients! You will learn our city’s humble beginnings, how we got our name, and how we’ve grown to be a world-class travel destination. Along the way, you will learn San Miguel food heroes stories and eat their delicious regional dishes!

We will have a great experience learning and preparing a Mexican dish. The dish will be selected depending on the time the year and available natural ingredients. For example in August and September we prepare Chiles en Nogada, a typical Mexican dish to celebrate independence and is based in Chile poblano. Other times we can prepare cochinita pibil, enchiladas, quesadillas, etc. During the cooking lesson we will share about different kind of chilis in Mexico and what kind of things you can prepare with them. The main part will be prepare our own dish and learn secrets about Mexican food. Cooking lesson (2 -3 hours): - Story about the dish of the day (chiles en nogada, enchiladas, cochinita pibil, quesadillas) - Types of chiles: We will share different kind of chilis you can find in Mexico, know the difference, how spicy they are and what kind of dishes you can prepare - Cooking the dish. - Enjoy your preparation! Other things to note Dishes could include Chili, even if we clean and apply natural methods to reduce spiciness, it could be a little spicy. We will inform the details of the dish before the session.