The
city of Queretero is located in
Mexico’s central region, 220 km
(136 mi) north of Mexico City.
The climate is mild, with
average temperatures ranging
between 22º and 25º C (72º and
77º F). Expect light winds at
night.
This city, the state capital
of Queretaro, is full of rich
history, as evidenced by the
magnificent architecture in the
Centro Historico (Historic
Center). In fact, the UNESCO
declared Queretaro a World
Heritage Site. Among the
edifices that stand out are: el
Templo y Convento de la Cruz
(The Temple and Convent of the
Cross), el Templo de San Felipe
Neri (The Temple of Saint Felipe
Neri) and el Templo de Santa
Rosa de Viterbo (The Temple of
Saint Rosa de Viterbo). These
constructions are beautiful
examples of baroque
architecture, and their
interiors house valuable
altarpieces made by artists from
the colonial period. The city
also has large plateresque-style
houses, some of which have been
converted into museums or
elegant restaurants offering the
best in regional cuisine.
As
you walk along Queretaro’s
cobblestone streets you can
visit the Teatro de la Republica,
an important building where
Mexico’s constitution was signed
in 1917. You’ll also find
numerous art galleries,
restaurants and cafes with
bohemian atmospheres, which
stand in sharp contrast to the
modern hotels and commercial
zones. In the city’s surrounding
areas, you’ll see the impressive
Arcos aqueduct, one of Mexico’s
most important water delivery
systems built during the
colonial era. After having
undergone several restorations,
today the aqueduct is an
important city symbol.
Also nearby lies the town of
Bernal, where you’ll see the
third largest monolith in the
world. There you can also visit
the Franciscan missions of
Sierra Gorda, which are
important architectural
structures. In addition, you can
explore the archaeological ruins
of Ranas and Toluquilla or enjoy
swimming resorts in the
picturesque town of
Tequisquiapan, located 74 km (46
mi) east of the state capital.
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hotel name for more
info, photos, rates
& reservations. * RO:
Room only, RM: Room
with meal plans, AI:
All Inclusive room.
Brisas - Hacienda Jurica
Hacienda Jurica combines the traditions of colonial Mexico with modern amenities to offer its guests wide spaces typical of the XVI Mexican haciendas.
RO
Queretaro - Jurica
City Express Queretaro
Our warm service and its perfect location near to the business centers, restaurants and shopping centers of this city will make of City Express Queretaro your favorite
RM
Queretaro - Ciudad
Doña Urraca
In the heart of the vibrant, colonial city of Queretaro, Doña Urraca hotel has being recognized and protected by the UNESCO as a world cultural heritage site.
RM
Queretaro - Ciudad
Gran Hotel Queretaro
Gran Hotel Queretaro is located right in front of the historic center of the city, providing you with an easy access to a variety of restaurants and historic places.
RO
Queretaro - Ciudad
La Casa de la Marquesa
La Casa de la Marquesa, tiny as a precious jewel, is a luxury royal hotel where each one of its twenty five different suites, are exquisitely decorated with antiques.
RM, RO
Queretaro - Ciudad
Meson del Alfarero
Located in the Historic Center of beautiful Queretaro, Meson del Alfarero hotel features an outstanding Mexican contemporary architecture.
RM
Queretaro - Ciudad
Real de Minas Queretaro
Real de Minas Queretaro is located a few steps away from the Santa Maria Bullfight Ring in front of the most important shopping malls in Queretaro.
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The
city of Queretero is located in
Mexico’s central region, 220 km
(136 mi) north of Mexico City.
The climate is mild, with
average temperatures ranging
between 22º and 25º C (72º and
77º F). Expect light winds at
night.
constructions are beautiful
examples of baroque
architecture, and their
interiors house valuable
altarpieces made by artists from
the colonial period. The city
also has large plateresque-style
houses, some of which have been
converted into museums or
elegant restaurants offering the
best in regional cuisine. 
