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We offer many different types of tours around Queretaro, San Miguel de Allende and other destinations. From day trips to weekend getaways, below is a summary of our tours through our tour company Heart of Mexico Wine Tours. Click on any link and it will take you to our sister website with more details about our excursions and getaways.
Our day tours are offered every day except when we have a muti-day trip scheduled.
San Miguel is a destination of is own, but just outside the colorful city center you’ll find wineries, the Sistine Chapel of Mexico and the birthplace of the Mexican War of Independence, Dolores Hidalgo. Whether you want a bit of history on your tour, or just a day relaxing with great food and wine, we have a tour for you. Tip: for winery visits, it’s best to schedule this tour Wednesday through Sunday.
Known as an artisan community, we will explore the colorful streets for art, architecture, and handcrafts. We will also follow the path of Father Hidalgo from the puebla magico of Dolores Hidalgo, visit the Sistine Chapel of Mexico in Atotonilco and sip on the best wines at three different wineries in the state of Guanajuato. Includes a 3-night hotel stay.
Escape to the country where dairy animals rule and wineries invite you to relax with a view. This is farm country. Visit the tallest freestanding monolith in the world in the small town of Bernal, or shop for artisan gifts in the colorful town of Tequisquiapan. Sample cajeta (goat’s milk caramel), blue corn gorditas, and artisan cheeses and taste some of the best wines in the country. We have tours for wine lovers, food lovers and photography enthusiasts. Check out our multitude of tours or customize your own.
Stay in the heart of Queretaro, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Take a walking city tour with us learning the history of this magnificent city that started the War of Independence. We will hike the tallest monolith in the world, eat regional cuisine, taste artisan cheeses and sip on European style wines. This tour includes visits to three of the best wineries based on your wine preferences, Tequisquiapan, Bernal, a craft brewery and local artisan creameries. Includes a 3-night hotel stay.
Held annually in the pueblo magico of Tequisquiapan where their large central park provides plenty of shade and meandering paths to discover the best wine and cheese the country has to offer. In addition to the other great things we normally do on our wine weekend tours, we include passes to this awesome festival where you can sample hundreds of Mexican wines, some imported wines, chocolate, ice cream, olive oil and the region’s best cheese producers. Choose a weekend below!
May 18-22, 2023
May 25-29, 2023
Sample Mexican wines against their international competition at the Festival Internacional del Vino in the historic city of San Luis Potosi. Explore waterfalls and the treasures of the Sierra Gorda mountain range on this unique tour of nature and wine. (Exact dates coming soon. Festival in San Luis Potosi)
All of our multi-day tour packages include hotel accommodations, but if you prefer to book your own, or are exploring other parts of Mexico, we recommend Booking.com.
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You guys seem incredibly busy, congratulations. Also, very cool you do international trips, too. Ellie & I will certainly be in touch, when we are in the region.
Thank you, Stefan! It would be great to meet you and Ellie in person!