Top San Miguel de Allende Walking Tours - page 3

Our photography tours are designed to take you through the most picturesque spots of San Miguel de Allende, often away from the typical tourist paths, while also helping you perfect your photography skills. The goal is to transform your snapshots into works of art, using more than just the "program" mode of your camera. Along the way, you'll not only visit the city's most beautiful and hidden gems, but also learn how to use light, composition, perspective, selective focus, and other techniques to elevate your photography. Whether you're working with a DSLR, mirrorless camera or a smartphone, our expert guidance will ensure you leave with photos to be proud of. This tour is perfect for semi-professional photographers, beginners, and advanced amateurs alike. We believe that small groups—whether individuals, couples, or friends—make the experience more personal and enjoyable, helping you get the most out of your time in San Miguel.

Visit five authentic taco stands, traditional Mexican cantinas, and local bars. Savor genuine Mexican cuisine along with artisanal tequilas or handcrafted cocktails. Connect with the cultural meaning behind each tasting through iconic Lotería cards. Enjoy breathtaking views from beautiful rooftops in San Miguel de Allende. Take part in a lively game of Mexican Lotería and win special prizes. Experience Mexico’s culinary traditions in the most fun and flavorful way with this tour that takes you to five unique stops to enjoy tacos, artisanal tequilas, and vibrant cocktails full of magic and taste. Stroll through historic streets, and at each tasting uncover a Lotería card while learning the stories behind the food and drinks. End the evening with an energetic round of Lotería, where exciting prizes await the winner. Perfect for lovers of food and culture, this tour promises an unforgettable night filled with flavor, tradition, and plenty of fun.

Welcome to the Official Walking Tour of the Day of the Dead Festival in San Miguel de Allende, designed for individuals interested in exploring this significant Mexican celebration. During the Day of the Dead, Mexicans commemorate their ancestors, with the living creating spaces inviting the deceased ones to visit and also celebrating the opportunity to remember them. This tour explores the Day of the Dead as both a commemoration and a celebration. On this authentic Day of the Dead Walking Tour, once again Follow me Tours leads you in this experience to learn about the celebration, about the altars, offerings, Catrinas, old cemeteries, and crypts in San Miguel de Allende. Learn about the transition to Death from different perspectives throughout the History of México as well. If both religious and local authorities allow, we will be able to visit a crypt and the old cemetery of San Miguel de Allende.

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.

St. Michael the Great was founded in 1542 among the Purépecha and Guamara Indians as a mission. Its prosperity came within a few years of being a pivotal point of the routes between mining towns and the capital of New Spain. Much of its main buildings were built in the 18th century, its peak time. It was in that same period (1740 - 1776) that the incredible sanctuary of Atotonilco was also erected; this is why the intense Baroque atmosphere of both sets is due.

Ted Grant said "When you photograph people in color photographs their clothes, When black and white photographs photograph their soul" That's where my love for black and white photography was born, Saint Michael, this art, and who puts their trust in I will take a little of the soul of Saint Michael also in his photographs,.,.,.

Uncover the ancient mysteries of Cañada de la Virgen on a full-day tour of the archeological site from San Miguel de Allende. Alongside an expert guide, embark on a guided tour of the archaic complex and gain fascinating insight into the culture of the Otomi people and the Bajio region. Explore the site of Cañada de la Virgen at a leisurely pace and marvel at a colossal temple and archaic ruins that date back to 1050 AD. Enjoy the convenience of round-trip transportation from San Miguel de Allende on this tour as well as an included lunch.