Top Things to do in Dolores Hidalgo
10 Tours in Dolores Hidalgo That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Dolores Hidalgo, Mexico including Colonial Treasures: San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, Zacatecas and Guadalajara, Dolores Hidalgo & Sanctuary of Atotonilco, 9-Day Trip in Mexico: Colonial Heritage , Private tour Guanajuato, Dolores Hidalgo, Atotonilco and San Miguel de Allende route, Magical town Dolores Hidalgo and Sanctuary of Atotonilco - San Miguel de Allende, Tasting Pairing of 5 Wines with Food, Winemaker Workshop for a Day at Tres Raíces, Young Wine Tasting at Tres Raíces, A visit to Atotonilco and Dolores Hidalgo, Guanajuato, Magical town Dolores Hidalgo, Atotonilco from San Miguel de Allende.
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1. Colonial Treasures: San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, Zacatecas and Guadalajara
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Enjoy a wonderful 10-day, 9-night tour from Mexico City to visit some of the most important colonial cities in Mexico filled with culture and history. See San Miguel de Allende and its historical downtown. Stop at Guanajuato and learn about its subterranean avenues. Go to Zacatecas and head to La Bufa Hill, taste tequila in the town of Tequila when you visit Guadalajara and see the World Heritage Site of Morelia. This trip includes breakfast, a professional guide and transport.
Inclusions: Nine nights accommodation, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Round-trip shared transfer to and from Benito Juarez International Airport, Breakfast, Local English- and Spanish-speaking guide
Exclusions: Food and drinks, unless specified, Gratuities
Reviewed By Ksksksksks
Festive weekend atmosphere, plenty of artisanal shops inside this monetary bazaar. Fresh tacos Made in the courtyard, beer, live music.
2. Dolores Hidalgo & Sanctuary of Atotonilco
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Visit the beautiful town of Dolores Hidalgo, cradle of Mexico’s Independence movement. See it’s magnificent church, it’s museums, local crafts and taste their delicious hand made ice cream flavors. After that, we’ll see the incredible paintings at the Atotonilco Sanctuary, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Bottled water
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By elle d
We had an amazing walking (with one taxi) food tour with Diego! My husband and I love exploring the local food culture and he took us to some great local markets we never would have been able to navigate on our own. We tried tacos, meats, fruits and other treats. At the places he picked he knew the owners. Diego even brought his own plates and silverware for us. He is really knowledgeable about the history of the food culture of San Miguel De Allende. He also went with us to the local craft market. All in all a great day!
3. 9-Day Trip in Mexico: Colonial Heritage
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
OVERVIEW Join our 9-day tour to explore the magnificent colonial heritage & natural beauties of Central Mexico. Our way will follow the famous La Ruta de la Plata ("the Silver Road") - a historic route created during the colonial era and, according to experts, the oldest & longest built by the Spanish conquistadors in the Americas. HIGHLIGHTS Get to know Mexico City - the largest city in Latin America and a world-class cultural hub. Climb huge Pirámides del Sol y de la Luna in UNESCO-declared Teotihuacán. Stroll UNESCO-listed colonial centers of Queretaro, San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, Zacatecas & Morelia. Visit la Mina El Eden, the only mine in the country that allows visitors to enter. See La Quemada - mysterious pre-Columbian ruins that used to be home to a flourishing Mesoamerican population. Why go with us Small groups of up to 13 travelers: closer communication, easier coordination, more adventures & fun! Off-the-beaten-track tours with maximum cultural immersion.
Inclusions: Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Transportation: private vehicle, Accommodation: 8x nights in conveniently located, locally-owned hotels/B&Bs, Service of a Tour Leader , Walking tours/orientation walks: 11x (as per itinerary), Activities/guided visits: 6x (as per itinerary)
Exclusions: Flights; airport pick-up & drop-off; travel insurance; personal expenses & tips
Reviewed By Claire S
I did the private tour to Grutas Tolontongo with my partner and I highly recommend it. We were picked up on time by our tour guide and the entire day felt so looked after. It was a fantastic experience and I highly recommend to anyone thinking of visiting Grutas Tolontongo,.
4. Private tour Guanajuato, Dolores Hidalgo, Atotonilco and San Miguel de Allende route
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Private tour leaving Guanajuato through the Sierra de Santa Rosa visiting Dolores Hidalgo, Atotonilco and San Miguel de Allende we are your best option
Inclusions: Private transportation, Air-conditioned vehicle
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Reviewed By Aqua6666
Jacobo is an excellent travel guide and driver who provided impeccable service picking us up from Lyons airport and driving to San Miguel. We ended up hiring him to drive us from San Miguel to Guanajuato, doing some sightseeing on the way. He was very attentive, on time and communicated very well about all the details of the trip. Would highly recommend his services if you’re planning to visit this area.
5. Magical town Dolores Hidalgo and Sanctuary of Atotonilco - San Miguel de Allende
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Meet the historic magical town Dolores Hidalgo! registered as the cradle of National Independence; the stage so that at dawn on September 16, 1810, the priest Don Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, called the people ringing the bells. Get into history knowing the emblematic Parish of Our Lady of Los Dolores, Casa de Visitas, The Museum of Independence, and the Casa de Mariano Abasolo. It is worth mentioning that Don Miguel Hidalgo inherited the profession of pottery and ceramics from Talavera, which nowadays has great prestige, as well as the unusual flavors of the snows of this place. Also, visit Atotonilco, Known as the Mexican Sistine Chapel for all the pictorial art contained within this beautiful Shrine, its founder, Father Luis Felipe Neri de Alfaro, gave himself the task for most of his life of leaving an evangelizing work, years more late in the beginning of the independence struggle.
Inclusions: Ground transportation, Professional guide, Visit to the mentioned places
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Nothing not previously specified, Tips
Reviewed By Ksksksksks
Festive weekend atmosphere, plenty of artisanal shops inside this monetary bazaar. Fresh tacos Made in the courtyard, beer, live music.
6. Tasting Pairing of 5 Wines with Food
Overall Ratings
4.8 based on 4 reviews
You will take a walk through our vineyards where you will learn about the cultivation of the vine and the production of grapes. Later, you will visit the production plant to learn about the process of making our wines and you will go into the amazing underground cellar to learn about the aging process. At the end, in the restaurant lounge, you will perform an exclusive 5-course wine pairing, which includes tasting each food with a different wine, from the entrance to the dessert.
Inclusions: Tasting of 5 wines and 5 dishes.
Exclusions: Private transportation
Reviewed By 212MarkS
Things could not have been better at Tres Raices today. The grounds and facility are drop dead gorgeous- an oasis in the middle of nowhere outside San Miguel De Allende. We arrived a few minutes early and we were taken to a comfortable seating area and offered a glass of white wine while we waited. Our guide Isabel effortlessly took us on a short walk through the grape vines up to a lovely observation area that overlooked the vineyard. She promptly presented us with two wines to taste and told us about them and the grapes that are grown here. We were then taken to a unique antique door from India where we entered into a gorgeous hallway and made our way to the production area before descending into the climate controlled cellar. The tour was a such a seamless experience. Next came the most amazing and delicious five course gourmet tasting menu paired with excellent wines. The entire experience and food would rival any high end restaurant almost anywhere. Isabel was not only knowledgeable about the wine but the food as well. She explained in detail each course and how it was prepared. Having been to Italy and France to learn about wine making, Isabel knew what she was talking about. I won’t go into specifics of each course but we started out with seared tuna, followed by pork belly, beef and mushrooms, mini wagu beef burger and a refreshing desert. Each course was accompanied by a generous pour of the paired wine. Just an incredible experience! All COVID-19 protocols were strictly enforced!
7. Winemaker Workshop for a Day at Tres Raíces
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
Come and make your own bottle of wine, we deliver all the materials! You will taste 2 wines straight from the barrel and you will carry out experiments with up to 3 different quantities to determine what percentages of each wine you like best for your bottle. Once the quantity of each wine has been determined, you fill your bottle, place the cork and print and affix the label. Wines to taste: Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot.
Inclusions: Material for the elaboration of the wine bottle: bottle, cork, cap, label., Tasting
Exclusions: Private transportation
Reviewed By 212MarkS
Things could not have been better at Tres Raices today. The grounds and facility are drop dead gorgeous- an oasis in the middle of nowhere outside San Miguel De Allende. We arrived a few minutes early and we were taken to a comfortable seating area and offered a glass of white wine while we waited. Our guide Isabel effortlessly took us on a short walk through the grape vines up to a lovely observation area that overlooked the vineyard. She promptly presented us with two wines to taste and told us about them and the grapes that are grown here. We were then taken to a unique antique door from India where we entered into a gorgeous hallway and made our way to the production area before descending into the climate controlled cellar. The tour was a such a seamless experience. Next came the most amazing and delicious five course gourmet tasting menu paired with excellent wines. The entire experience and food would rival any high end restaurant almost anywhere. Isabel was not only knowledgeable about the wine but the food as well. She explained in detail each course and how it was prepared. Having been to Italy and France to learn about wine making, Isabel knew what she was talking about. I won’t go into specifics of each course but we started out with seared tuna, followed by pork belly, beef and mushrooms, mini wagu beef burger and a refreshing desert. Each course was accompanied by a generous pour of the paired wine. Just an incredible experience! All COVID-19 protocols were strictly enforced!
8. Young Wine Tasting at Tres Raíces
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 2 reviews
Enjoy a wine tourism experience guided by one of our experts where you will tour the exterior and interior of our facilities and learn about the history of our wine cellar, starting with a walk through the vineyard to learn about the cultivation of the vine plant and grape production, also go up to the viewpoint to visualize the landscape, then visit the production plant to learn about the Tres Raíces brand winemaking process and tour the amazing underground cellar, concluding in the tasting and medal area. To conclude the experience, you will carry out sensory exercises led by one of our experts by tasting 3 wines.
Inclusions: Tasting of 3 wines., Board with cheeses, charcuterie, bread and honey.
Exclusions: Private transportation
Reviewed By 212MarkS
Things could not have been better at Tres Raices today. The grounds and facility are drop dead gorgeous- an oasis in the middle of nowhere outside San Miguel De Allende. We arrived a few minutes early and we were taken to a comfortable seating area and offered a glass of white wine while we waited. Our guide Isabel effortlessly took us on a short walk through the grape vines up to a lovely observation area that overlooked the vineyard. She promptly presented us with two wines to taste and told us about them and the grapes that are grown here. We were then taken to a unique antique door from India where we entered into a gorgeous hallway and made our way to the production area before descending into the climate controlled cellar. The tour was a such a seamless experience. Next came the most amazing and delicious five course gourmet tasting menu paired with excellent wines. The entire experience and food would rival any high end restaurant almost anywhere. Isabel was not only knowledgeable about the wine but the food as well. She explained in detail each course and how it was prepared. Having been to Italy and France to learn about wine making, Isabel knew what she was talking about. I won’t go into specifics of each course but we started out with seared tuna, followed by pork belly, beef and mushrooms, mini wagu beef burger and a refreshing desert. Each course was accompanied by a generous pour of the paired wine. Just an incredible experience! All COVID-19 protocols were strictly enforced!
9. A visit to Atotonilco and Dolores Hidalgo
This tour is the beginning of the independence route. It is full of my national history and a magic voyage through baroque art. We will visit the Atotonilco church and its chapels. The church where the independence revolution started in 1810, Miguel Hidalgo’s museum and taste the ice creams famous for its diverse flavors. On the way, we include the pottery factory and shop
Inclusions: Admission tickets included, Guia turístico certificado
Exclusions:
Reviewed By jonathane110
We were disappointed in this tour, inasmuch as many of the places that were on the itinerary -- two museums and the national theater -- were closed. And they've been closed for a long time due to Covid. Our tour guide said, "we'll need to cut the tour short"...we suggested we visit a winery on the way back, but this came from us not him. The guide himself was knowledgeable about the history of the location, which is why this isn't a 2-star, but the owner, Jesus, should either have not booked us on the tour at all or at least informed us that after a one-hour+ drive many of the destinations would be unavailable.
10. Guanajuato, Magical town Dolores Hidalgo, Atotonilco from San Miguel de Allende
Come and fall in love with Guanajuato, Dolores Hidalgo and Atotonilco! Magical destinations full of history, with wonderful tunnels and romantic alleys that lead us to find beautiful squares, churches, fountains, where they narrate more than a thousand legends. Guanajuato, unique in its kind, charming, colorful and mystical. Dolores Hidalgo, recorded in history as the cradle of National Independence; stage so that in the early morning of 16 September 1810, the priest of this place, called the town by ringing the bells, it was Don Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla himself who inherited the trade of pottery and ceramics from Talavera, which today enjoys great prestige, as well as the unusual flavors of the snows of this place.
Inclusions: Ground transportation, Professional guide, Admission to the Diego Rivera museum
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Tips, Nothing not previously specified
Reviewed By Ksksksksks
Festive weekend atmosphere, plenty of artisanal shops inside this monetary bazaar. Fresh tacos Made in the courtyard, beer, live music.
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