Location: Parras de la Fuente
Top Things to do in Parras de la Fuente
Top Restaurants in Parras de la Fuente
6 Things to Do in Parras de la Fuente That You Shouldn't Miss
Parras de la Fuente (pronounced [ˈparaz ðe la ˈfwente] ( listen)) is a city located in the southern part of the Mexican state of Coahuila. The city serves as the municipal seat of the surrounding Parras Municipality, which has an area of 9,271.7 km (3,579.8 sq mi).
Restaurants in Parras de la Fuente
1. Casa Madero
Overall Ratings
4 based on 240 reviews
2. Iglesia de Santo Madero
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By planck23 - Monterrey, Mexico
We hiked up to this church atop the volcano. The view were splendid. The church could use a little freshening up but over all it was really fun. Afterwards we hiked behind the church in the dry river bed and had other interesting views of the church. We went on A Sunday and it was not crowded.
3. Vinedos Don Leo
Overall Ratings
5 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By Chiogzlb - Monclova, Mexico
Vińedos Don Leo its a MUST if you ever visit the State of Coahuila in Mexico. The scene through the road to get there is amazing. The winery is in the middle of mountains-literally between mountains- so you get a privileged view. Once you get there the building where the tour takes place is beautiful. Once we arrived they were waiting for us. It was a rainy day and they came out to greet us with umbrellas. The Oenologist and owners where there and they came to us to welcome us. Then we proceeded with the tour. Ivan who gave us the tour was very knowledgeable. He answered all our doubts and was kind and polite. The wine cellar is lovely, we had our wine testing there and it was great. They offered us cheese,meat and crackers (part of the tour we choose). We tasted three wines -two red and one white- and they were really good. I am not a white wine person and I liked the Sauvignon Blanc.
Once we concluded the wine testing we went back upstairs where there is a big hall with an amazing view to the vineyards and Mountains. They have a Terrace that is great for photos. We had our lunch there -part of the tour we choose, you have to do it before hand- and we were fortunate enough to share our meal with another group. The food was Mexican and it was delicious. The waitress and chef were all really good and helpful. The whole experience was beyond expectations. I definitely recommended.
4. San Lorenzo Hacienda
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Do some wine-tasting and take a free tour of this oldest winery in the Americas.
Reviewed By Felloxer - Aguascalientes
Visitar la Hacienda San Lorenzo en temporada de Agosto es único, toda vez que es la fiesta de la uva. Al entrar a la hacienda existen hermosos jardines y un kiosco al centro. Al entrar al recorrido, uno puede conocer el proceso de la elaboración del vino de la casa madero (media hora el recorrido) - es importante mencionar que no hay degustación de vino. A la salida a un lado de la iglesia de la hacienda, se encuentra la venta los vinos tintos y blancos de las distintas cepas, así como de destilados (aguardiente blanco madero - conocido popularmente como el blanco me muero, parras 5 tachas, etc).
Vale la pena este recorrido.
El costo del recorrido es de aprox. de 10 pesos.
También existe la posibilidad de rentar cuartos o cabañas si hacen un evento en la hacienda, aunque déjenme que les cuente que es MUY CARO.
5. Bodega Rivero Gonzalez
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
The Rivero Gonzalez Family grew up in Parras de la Fuente, a quiet north Mexican community in the state of Coahuila that loves the lands they live in and knows them like the back of their hands. With our days full of Sunshine, cool nights and hard working folk, this is a great place to produce wine in Mexico.
Reviewed By Lauren C
The tour is very interesting, the vineyard is very nice, the girl guiding the tour was super friendly and answered every question. You can tell she knows what she is talking about and loves it.
the wine tasting: I don't drink, but I definitely enjoyed the cheese, bread, pecans. Everyone left very happy.
6. Estanque La Luz
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By Guillermo P
Sólo para nadadores. Es un estanque de 3m de profundidad. Excelente para nadar un rato y quitarse el calor. Costo de acceso 30 pesos. Cuidado los principiantes y niños que no sepan. Hay cuerdas para ayudar. Tiene una gran historia.
