This tour is unique for people who wants to cover a wider area of San Miguel de Allende. We will drive through colonial streets while admiring the beautiful landscapes of the town. We are going to stop on a couple of lookouts with the best view of the main square.

Part of the cultural experience of San Miguel de Allende is located just 25 minutes away from the city: The Sanctuary of Jesus of Nazareth in Atotonilco. The so-called Sistine Chapel of México offers visitors and locals one of the deepest expressions of art, culture, history, and faith. A church built back in the 1700´s that marvels the people that get the opportunity to walk through its doors. On this tour you will learn about the historical and cultural importance of this place on the designation of UNESCO back in 2008. You will also learn about the artistic expressions that existed centuries ago on the area. You will also have a brief time to wander around the vendors, handcrafts, food, and the scenery beside the church.

This tour combines history, culture and local experiences in one day. Unlike other tours, you not only visit the main scenes of Mexican Independence, but also explore authentic corners of the Bajío, from charming colonial cities to unique gastronomic and cultural traditions. In addition to discovering iconic landmarks like San Miguel de Allende and Dolores Hidalgo, travelers can discover special sites along the way, including original stops and local experiences that make the tour more personal and memorable. The goal is to offer a comfortable, well organized tour with enough time to enjoy each destination without hurry, allowing visitors to truly live the history and atmosphere of the region.

This tour takes you through the key points of the insurgent movement on an epic journey. We started in Querétaro, in the historic Casa de la Corregidora and the Plaza Principal, where the conspiracy took shape. We will board the vehicle to go to the colonial gem: San Miguel de Allende. It travels its streets and centuries-old houses, feeling the atmosphere of the 19th century. The heart of the route is the Magic Town of Dolores Hidalgo. Here you will visit the Parish that witnessed the famous Cry of Independence. You will also know its charming streets and the pantheon that guards the memory of the great José Alfredo Jiménez. We finish in Atotonilco, a place of deep meaning. Admire the dazzling Mexican Sistine Chapel and the exact spot where Miguel Hidalgo took the banner of the Virgin of Guadalupe, the symbol of the struggle. Feel the energy of the story! Culture, architecture and the origin of a nation, all in one unforgettable tour.