Ferieboliger i San Miguel de Allende

El recorrido turístico que van a realizar los visitantes en la ciudad conmigo es recorrer los principales puntos de la ciudad, primero se visita la parroquia principal, seguido por algunos edificios históricos en la primera cuadra de la parroquia, el convento y el claustro que ahora es una escuela de arte. Se visitan algunas galerías donde podrán conocer el folklore y arte Sanmiguelense. Hacemos una pequeña parada degustar Dulces típicos y tradicionales como Chocolate con chile, ate de frutas, salsas, Obleas de diferentes sabores y los famosos Tumbagones. Pasaremos por el mercado de artesanías y algunos talleres donde se estarán haciendo algunas artesanías a mano seguido por el mercado de frutas y verduras. Subiremos a la plaza cívica para entrar y ver el arte, decoración y pintura de algunas iglesias. Para terminar entrando a 2 de las casas arquitectónicas llamadas casas conceptos donde encontrarán diferentes locales comerciales en un solo edificio, arte, pintura, comida, vinos, restaurantes, moda, joyeria, etc. Se les deja en la plaza principal. Otros aspectos destacables Vamos a caminar un poco. Vestir cómodamente, usar protector solar, gorra.

Discover diverse music and rythms of Mexican culture! I will take you on an unforgettable walking tour to hidden gems of San Miguel. At each stop I will be playing some of the most representative songs of Mexican heritage and folklore. 1. Meet & greet, walk through a couple of art galleries in the old textile mill now converted into art and design center 2. Our musical experience begins with an indigenous mexican song and legends performed in a quaint café. 3. Walk along stream and arrive in front of a little chapel where you'll get to learn a mexican song (for those who wish to sing). 4. Walk through some lovely side streets. 5. Walk through the colorful artisans market 6. Gourmet lunch and dessert prepared by chefs Danny and Paco at Santa Hierba restaurant, finish of with Coffee or Artesenal Mezcal! (closed on Tuesdays but there are many other wonderful options) Other things to note If you don't see any available days in the calander you can send me a message and I can try to find you a spot! Let me know if you have any questions.

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.

Pilgrimage to the Hill of the ancestors, the Cañada de la Virgen archaeological site experience. Walk with me through this indigenous sanctuary founded in the VI century A.D. While we walk through this beautiful natural landscape, learn about the 30 centuries old pre-Hispanic native civilizations, their rites, the cult to the ancestors, the archaeological excavations and the research I´m doing about the cultural meanings of the processions performed there. This ancient pyramid was the goal for pilgrims of northern Mexico for a period of 500 years, the people that built it share the same wisdom and knowledge as the famous mayas. -We drive from San Miguel to the Visitor Center of the site. -We hop on the Visitor Center Vehicle that drive us 7 km to the site, -they drop us just at the other side of the canyon that surrounds the sanctuary, -from there we walk, as the ancient pilgrims, through the pre-Hispanic ceremonial road, -we visit the north and the south temple and -we enter to the main complex, - climbing to its pyramid, -we return to the place where the vehicle drop us. -In total, 2 miles walking. -Return to the Visitor Center -We drive back to San Miguel. Other things to note A limited number of visitors enters the site, 55, every hour from 10 to 4 from tue to sun. We need a reservation at least two days in advance, to check the available schedules on the site.

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"