Day Trips from Mexico City to Queretaro

This tour offers a pleasant walk through the state of Queretaro, where we will visit 2 of its magical towns, enjoy the semi-desert climate of the region and appreciate beautiful landscapes during the tour.

Immerse in a unique local wine-tasting experience when visiting Mexico’s scenic wine regions with an exclusive, private tour. Explore Vineyards La Redonda and indulge in exceptional wine tastings while learning about the region’s wine culture. Along the way, marvel at the majestic Peña de Bernal, one of the world’s largest monoliths. Enjoy a day of culture, breathtaking landscapes, and delightful flavors with a stress-free, private experience designed to create unforgettable memories.

Uncover the roots of ancient Mexico on a private day trip to Tula and Querétaro. First, your journey will take you to the archaeological site of Tula, where the majestic Atlantean statues and intricate carvings of the Toltec civilization await. Your knowledgeable guide will share captivating stories, connecting the Toltecs to later cultures like the Aztecs. Next, explore the colonial charm of Querétaro, walking its cobblestone streets lined with beautiful 17th- and 18th-century architecture and marveling at the grand aqueduct. This tour offers a unique blend of history and culture, perfect for history enthusiasts. - Visit the archaeological site of Tula, home to Toltec ruins and statues - Discover Querétaro's colonial architecture and vibrant plazas - Enjoy personalized insights from an expert guide - Experience the history of two distinct eras in one day

Explore the UNESCO-listed cities of San Miguel de Allende and Queretaro with a private guide. Wander through their colonial streets, admire stunning churches, and discover historical landmarks like the San Miguel Arcangel Cathedral and the iconic Queretaro aqueduct.

Overview Come now to the Queretaro Tour! Meet your guide, and journey from mountains to semi-desert, admiring the changing landscapes. Visit the El Cerrito Archaeological Zone and Cerro de las Campanas, both full of incredible history. Wander through UNESCO-listed colorful streets and Baroque churches, and savor local delicacies. Highlights Learn about the pre-Hispanic, colonial, and modern history of Queretaro from your guide. Discover why this city was relevant for Mexico as an independent nation. Admire one of the largest and oldest aqueducts in the country protected by UNESCO. Get acquainted with some traditions and costumes that are famous in the region. Visit some of the most lovely Instagrammable locations in Queretaro. ◘ We are flexible: we can adjust the program & route to your interests: you decide if you want to stay longer in San Miguel de Allende or Queretaro.

The Mexican wine tour from Mexico City is a tasty experience to learn about the delicious grape-made drink and cheese traditions of Queretaro State, the second most famous wine region in Mexico. Also, Peña de Bernal, a “Magical Town” famous for its beautiful colonial architecture and the third biggest monolith in the world, will leave you amazed on your visit.

Feel the adrenaline as you rappel down one of the world’s tallest monoliths, enjoying panoramic views. Then, explore the streets of Bernal, the Magic Town filled with colorful facades, local treats, and rich history. Ready for an unforgettable day of heights and delights? Let’s go! You will spend the time of the tour purely on its activities and sightseeing: no visits to tourist shops and restaurants.

If you are on Holidays, and looking to explore this beautiful part of Mexico, you will find no shortage of tours to Queretaro's Wine and Cheese Route. Most will include a visit to 1 winery, 1 cheesery and the town of Bernal. It's a wonderful day trip, especially if you're already in Queretaro. However, if you are a wine lover, or professional, you'll definitely want to visit more wineries! After all, the Queretaro Wine Region is unique in the wine world as it falls well outside of the traditional wine growing latitudes - 10 degrees of latitude to be exact! As our focus is on education, we will visit 4 beautiful wineries where you will sample their unique wines and learn all about Queretaro's Extreme Viticulture. Please note that lunch at the 3rd winery is not included in the price of the tour, so guests can have the flexibility of ordering what they wish. Prices at the third winery will range from $0.00 - MXN$600.00 per person depending on what they order.

Travel deep into Mexico’s wine-producing region of Querétaro for a tour of Cavas Freixenet, a winery famous for its sparkling wine. From the vineyards to bottling, you'll learn all about the wine-making process as you descend into underground cellars and taste some of the popular fizz. Then, visit the colonial town of Tepozotlán and admire baroque architecture, as well as religious art. This full-day winery tour from Mexico City includes round-trip hotel transport, so you can enjoy alcohol without driving after.

If you’re short on time but want to see what’s beyond Mexico City, this day trip to lovely San Miguel de Allende has you covered. A guide will get you acquainted with the baroque architecture of this colonial city during a tour, including the handicrafts market. Then you’re free to stroll the cobblestone streets on your own in the afternoon. A small group limited to 15 people ensures a personalized atmosphere.

Escape the bustling streets of Mexico City and embark on a private tour to Querétaro, where you will visit the iconic Peña de Bernal and experience the exquisite world of Freixenet Winery. As you journey through central Mexico, admire the stunning landscapes that lead you to Peña de Bernal, one of the largest monoliths in the world. Snap beautiful pictures and immerse yourself in the charming town of Bernal, known for its colonial architecture and artisanal shops.

Explore the ancient city of Tula and the colonial charm of Querétaro on a private day trip. Start your day with a convenient hotel pickup and travel comfortably to Tula, where you'll marvel at the ancient stone sculptures and grand pyramids of the Toltec Empire. Continue your journey to Querétaro, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and admire its 73-arch aqueduct and historic city center. With entrance fees included, you can fully immerse yourself in Mexico’s rich history and culture.