9 min
Querétaro Aqueduct
Seventy-four stone arches from the 1700s, 28 metres high. It looks best lit at night.
UNESCO World Heritage
The whole old town,
without getting in a car.
The house is at Próspero C. Vega 38, inside the perimeter UNESCO declared World Heritage in 1996. Everything below is on foot.
On foot from the door
Six places and how long they take.
12 min
Cerro de las Campanas
Where Emperor Maximilian was executed in 1867. A national park with a chapel and a museum.
on foot
Regional Museum
Inside the old convent of San Francisco. Three centuries of the Bajío in one cloister.
on foot
Temple of San Francisco
The tiled dome you can see from half the city. Founded in 1540.
on foot
Jardín Zenea
The heart of the centre. Bands on Sundays and people at every hour.
on foot
Andador 5 de Mayo
The street of terraces. It fills at dusk and keeps going late.
Why sleep inside the centre
The difference is the parking space you never look for.
You step out and you are there
Hotels on the ring roads leave you 15–20 minutes by car from what you came to see, and much of the centre is pedestrian anyway.
Inside the perimeter, not on its edge
A townhouse within the protected zone, with original artwork in its spaces. You sleep in the old town, not near it.
And the pool is waiting
After a day on your feet there is a terrace and an outdoor pool inside. See what is included →