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Discover the rich traditions and techniques of pre-Hispanic Mexican cooking during a 3-hour, private cooking class and meal with a warm and wonderful Mexican grandmother in her home kitchen. Isabel is incredibly passionate about pre-Hispanic cooking - so get ready to make salsa picante in a traditional molcajete and prepare a meal alongside your host that features the "three sisters". Enjoy the personal experience of a private class so you can learn every step of the recipe, practice your Spanish or just enjoy Mexican hospitality at its very best. When you are done cooking, sit down to share a hearty meal followed by a traditional Mexican treat.

Take your culinary skills to the next level during a cooking class in San Miguel de Allende. Enjoy step-by-step guidance as you prepare mole sauce, enmoladas, and traditional Mexican rice. Dishes and recipes can be altered to accommodate any dietary restrictions you may have. Once everything is ready, sit down to enjoy the meal with a glass of regional wine and a cacao chocolate drink.

Mexican Gastronomy was recognized as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in November 2010, by UNESCO. For me, it is a pleasure to show part of the Mexican cultural heritage; based on traditional recipes with a contemporary twist. If travelers so wish, they are taken on a tour of the local market where they can view fresh produce at its best. We will teach them to make the most traditional dishes of Mexican cuisine, where they will be able to use techniques inherited from generations.

Don’t risk getting lost in the underground passageways and winding roads of charming Guanajuato. Instead, explore this colonial city alongside a personal guide during a private full-day tour and see more than you could alone without the hassle of navigation. Learn about Guanajuato’s mining past, visit top attractions, and tailor stops to your individual preferences.

For the first time in Viator, by the creators of the traditional tour of "Dia de Los Muertos" en San Miguel de Allende" Ten years leading the most amazing and formative experiences in central Mexico. And now you can make your reservation in viator, and get involved with the real culture of the day of the dead.

• Check out  the must sees of Downtown San  Miguel. • Explore San Miguel’s delights from markets to schools and churches • Learn about the culture and the history of the town. • Enjoy a delicious  traditional meal in one of San Miguel’s favorite restaurants. • Gain confidence to continue discovering the joys of the town on your own.

We will visit the most relevant places and while we arrive at each of the destinations we will observe such beautiful landscapes. We will start at the crystal viewpoint, there we will contemplate the impressive forested mountains and we will enter a cave. We will make a stop at the gate of heaven and we will be in the highest part of Querétaro, with 3200 meters above sea level, and we will take the traditional photo of the sky. We will enter Pinal de Amoles, the newly named Pueblo Mágico, and we will look at the beautiful crystalline waters of the Escanelilla River and at the end of the river we will be able to look and take a dip in pure water. We will then visit the El Chuveje waterfall where you will see one of the great waterfalls of the destination, there you will be able to observe a lot of wild flora and fauna such as pigs in the open air. The transfer is included in the duration of the tour (2.5 hours one way and 2.5 hours return) Tour between mountains. *On Wednesdays the glass viewing platform is closed. This will be changed for another activity*

Discover what makes the towns of San Miguel de Allende and Queretaro so magical, colorful, and charming on a private guided tour. Your guide will take you to the historic center of both towns to enjoy their unique ambiance and learn about their importance to the culture and history of Mexico. On our way, you'll stop at San Miguel's stunning Parroquia church and Benito Juarez Park and Queretaro's Plaza de Armas and Museum of Art.

San Miguel is a beautiful city, known for its artists, quaint streets, and colorful colonial architecture. This private two-hour tour of the city's Centro district visits landmarks like La Parroquia, Bellas Artes school, and the most impressive mansion. The tour is best early in the morning or at sunset. Bring your hat, comfortable shoes, and a bottle of water.

Our Discover Querétaro tour goes beyond the obvious! Tour with us the most relevant parts of the Historic Center and let the city reveal itself before your eyes. The Discover Querétaro tour not only explains curiosities about the attractions we will visit. Rather, it helps participants better understand why Querétaro is the way it is. Throughout the tour our guides will explain how the water, the location and the first settlers powerfully determined the city. The tour is a guided group experience, walking and by car. Each participant will be given a receiver with a headset so that they can clearly hear the guide's comments; Likewise, each attendee will have a timeline that will help them locate themselves in the different historical periods that we will discuss. We will begin at Hotel Criol, where visitors will attend an introduction of approximately 30 minutes, which will take place in the hotel library.

In this class led by two professional chefs (You choose in English or Spanish), you will run the complete process of tacos al pastor from scratch. You will prepare the marinade using dried hydrated chilies, spices and acidic elements, learning proportions, roasting and grinding to achieve depth and balance. You will marinate the protein (or vegetable alternative) by applying correct timing and cooking techniques to obtain proper caramelization and flavor development without overcooking. You will work with nixtamalized corn dough, adjusting hydration, uniform pressing and comal cooking to achieve tortillas with elasticity and optimal point. You will make two sauces using roasting and grinding techniques, balancing acidity, itching and saltiness to complement the fat and texture of the dish. Finally, you will assemble and taste your tacos applying proportion and structural balance. The class brings transferable technique, process control and real culinary understanding, not just a recipe.

The pyramids of Cañada de la Virgen are a remarkable archaeological site built nearly 1,500 years ago by an indigenous culture. Serving as both a ceremonial center and an astronomical observatory, they reveal how ancient peoples measured time and aligned their rituals with the cosmos. Our journey begins with a 30‑minute drive from San Miguel, followed by a short bus ride and a scenic half‑mile walk through the countryside to reach the site. Once there, we’ll explore the three main pyramids, learning about their architecture, symbolism, and the daily life of the people who built them. After the visit, we return by bus and, on the way back to San Miguel, we can stop at a local winery to enjoy regional cuisine and sample fine wines, making this experience a perfect blend of history, culture, and flavor. (Lunch not included)