San Miguel History And Cultural Walking Tours
Offering unique tours on local traditions and celebrations to groups, or solo adventurers, customized to meet your time, budget, and interests. Tours celebrate weddings, corporate occasions, family reunions, club activities, art classes or any day you want to make memorable!
Toone is San Miguel's resident expert making sure you understand why we do what we do in today's San Miguel and what is going on in town during your stay.
The following Tours are outside of San Miguel and offer you a unique historical perspective of life outside of the city.
Climb a mountain offering spectacular views of the lake (including where the chapel steeple pierces the waterline) and pre-Hispanic cave art.
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View the hacienda where the mules were exchanged on the Silver Route, a Colonial Era water conservation project and view the crater left from the first volcano to erupt in the Americas.
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Venture an hour outside of town to enjoy a hike through pastures, creeks, woods and a canyon leading to a 1672 aquaduct that supplied the energy for a mill.
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Enjoy, up close and personal, what makes San Miguel de Allende the epicenter of both the cult of cross and witchcraft.
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Travel the north-south silver trade route, a visit to a cloistered monastery and their chapel, visit to chapels in Atotonilco
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Holiday History and Culture Tours Every Monday in December 9:30 AM Dec. 5, 12, 19 and 26 500 pesos/25 USD Spend Monday morning enjoying San Miguel de Allende’s unique history, culture and Christmas traditions. The tour is led by Joseph Toone, author of the best-selling Christmas book in the series San …
It is interesting to be at the forefront of a cultural change so you forever know you remember when things were done quite differently before and for a long time. Think of all the times we needed film to take a picture or knowledge of …
Attending a pal’s funeral this week I learned a bit more about Mexican funeral customs that I had somehow missed in previous ultimate masses (that is, funerals). There is no Biblical or theological reason for the way coffins enter or exit church, rather the tradition is that they enter …
