Top Things to do in Queretaro
The 10 Best Things to do in Queretaro, Queretaro
Discover the best top things to do in Queretaro, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast including Historic Center of Santiago de Queretaro, San Juanito, La Pena de Bernal, Finca Sala Vive by Freixenet Mexico, Opal Mines, Iglesia de Santa Rosa de Viterbo, Museo Mexico Me Encanta, Plaza Miguel Hidalgo, Cerveceria Primus, Centro Historico.
Restaurants in Queretaro
1. Historic Center of Santiago de Queretaro
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 355 reviews
Reviewed By aquatik - Mexico City, Mexico
Clean streets and well-maintained, colorful buildings attest to the civic pride and excellent maintenance of this charming city centre
2. San Juanito
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 47 reviews
San Juanito vineyard and winery at the Bernal Valley in Queretaro, Mexico. Come for a tasting of our award winning estate wines or a guided tour through the vineyard, winery and cellar; if you come near lunch hours you can enjoy some wine pairings with appetizers produced with ingredients from the region or our specialty firewood oven pizzas. If you wish to stay at the property and live the full weekend experience don't hesitate to contact us.
Reviewed By Jo-S-dinning-freak
San Juanito is a lovely option to spend a day. Whether you only wish to eat lunch and have a glass of wine taking in the spectacular view of the vines and the Peña de Bernal or you wish to spend a whole weekend in their perfectly setup guesthouse, San Juanito has something for everyone to enjoy. One may go to this place with friends, family or significant other. They organise many events, including the traditional ones you would expect in a vineyard and/or winery like harvest festivals, and tours of the grounds accompanied by their expert enologist who explains the whole process of vine growing and wine making. San Juanito also offers carefully designed yet unpretentious but delicious dinners, luncheons, equestrian festivals and many more. Their proximity to the aerodrome and the quaint towns of Tequisquiapan and Bernal makes it the perfect setting for a hot air balloon ride and a romantic getaway or an adventure with family or friends. One could simply arrive any given weekend, order a delicious pizza, a glass of any of their multi awarded wines and sit in the shade of their terrace to enjoy the peace and quiet of this blessed place in the Mexican countryside. Wear a hat, bring a cozy coat for the sunset and be ready to enjoy a truly splendid time in San Juanito. The owners and staff will bend over backwards to make your visit a memorable one.
3. La Pena de Bernal
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,670 reviews
Reviewed By offthepath6 - Hastings, United States
This is a great hike. It is completely doable, but not necessarily easy. You really must go as far as you can, The views above and below are awesome.
4. Finca Sala Vive by Freixenet Mexico
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 708 reviews
Reviewed By Alex_Raygoza - Sint Maarten, Caribbean
This tour is widely recommended. In our case we were lucky to have Miguel Cruz as a sommelier and guide. Miguel is very knowledgeable about everything to do with the property and services. He is definitely a great asset for this lovely place. We tried 3 different wines, all of them were so nice that at the end of the tour we bought 2 bottles to go, which price was very reasonable. Also I want to mention that the tapas we got while testing the wines were delicious. I will definitely visit again.
5. Opal Mines
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By blondepenguin - Queretaro City, Mexico
This tour involves a ride out to the boonies then getting in back of a pick up to go up to the mines, the tour guides help kids (and adults if your nice lol) bust rocks and find opals, if you need to relieve some stress and break some things and maybe find a treasure this is fun. I wouldn’t take a kid under 8 tho because it’s quite a bumpy ride up the mountain.
6. Iglesia de Santa Rosa de Viterbo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 521 reviews
Reviewed By also-ran - Chicago, United States
One of the most ornate of the historic churches of Queretaro, with unusual architectural arches on the exterior and elaborate wood carving and gilt inside. The massive grill at the back of the church walls off the area where nuns were once shielded from the world--even in church. There is also a small museum, open on certain dates and times.
7. Museo Mexico Me Encanta
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By LucWolfarth - Spanish Fort, United States
Passion drives the way. Tere Cisneros runs this awesome place and she still welcomes the visitors warmly greeting everyone who wants to dive into the Mexican culture through the little dolls. Pay special attention to the faces, the rich details in each scenario. Definitely a must stop when visiting Tequisquiapan. We loved it!
8. Plaza Miguel Hidalgo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 211 reviews
Reviewed By homero457
Nice plaza to have a rest while enjoying an ice cream or soda. Has a lot of restaurants and stores, some art galleries, and handicrafted goods. By the afternoon close to sundown a lotof birds fly in circles around the plaza and finnally they go to their nests in the trees. Is really a nice and anazing spectacle.
9. Cerveceria Primus
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Come and visit a Mexican Craft Brewery! We proudly brew TEMPUS and JABALI. We will guide you through all the brewing process so you know how this delicious drink is made. You will also be able to try some of our beers on tap and have a good time at our "Beer Garden."
10. Centro Historico
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By Coco_mex - Morelia, Mexico
I recently visited Tequisuiapan and its nearby attractions, itsa beautiful and subby town, the main plaza is beautiful as well as its church, except for the huge letters for the selfies that are so in fashinon mexico, everything else is beautiful. The whole place is intended fot tourists, so people are very nice and you can buy local specialties like clothes, wines and chesse.
