Tours & Trips including San Miguel de Allende

Head to San Miguel de Allende, the colonial city once home to comedian Cantinflas and countless artists, featuring the pink-towered Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel and Casa and Instituto Allende. On the way, you'll stop in Querétaro to see the UNESCO-listed Historic Center and towering Aqueduct. Hotel stay with breakfast on day two, plus ground transport and guided tours included.

You'll visit UNESCO-listed Morelia to see the pink quarry stone Cathedral and baroque Capilla de Guadalupe, then head to lakeside Pátzcuaro for the Casa de los Once Patios artisan center and Basílica de Nuestra Señora de la Salud. Staying in 4-star hotels, tour a tequila distillery in the Pueblo Mágico of Tequila with tastings, then see Hospicio Cabañas in Guadalajara.

Walk through UNESCO-listed San Miguel de Allende to see the Parish of San Miguel Arcángel and Convento de la Concepción, the same city where comedian Cantinflas once lived and where artists still gather today. Travel Central Mexico's Independence Route with a stop in Dolores Hidalgo, where priest Miguel Hidalgo gave his famous 1810 cry that started Mexico's War of Independence. In UNESCO-listed Guanajuato, you'll wander the underground streets, visit Callejón del Beso and Diego Rivera's house-museum, then head to Mexico City to see the Zócalo and Templo Mayor Azteca with bilingual guides.

This 7-day tour starts in Guadalajara where you'll check out UNESCO-listed colonial sites, visit a traditional tequila distillery in Amatitlán, and wander through San Pedro Tlaquepaque's blown glass artisan workshops. You'll see Guanajuato's UNESCO World Heritage historic center with its underground streets, Kiss Alley, and Diego Rivera house-museum, then head to San Miguel de Allende to see the iconic Neo-Gothic Parish.

This 6-day cultural trip lets you celebrate Día de los Muertos in San Miguel de Allende with guided visits to Parroquia, Templo de San Francisco, and the artesanías market. You'll stay in comfortable accommodations while decorating traditional alfeñiques sugar skulls, tasting Pan de Muerto with hot chocolate, and wandering through Fábrica La Aurora's artist studios. Soak in natural thermal hot springs, meet Otomi weavers at Las Rancheritas women's cooperative, and finish with a guided pulque tasting at Pulquería La Otomí with family-style appetizers.