We have designed this apartment to be of maximum comfort, convenience and privacy keeping in mind the essentials of safety and hygiene. We have boutique hotel sheets, my pillow.com pillows, toiletries, Provecho Pottery, fans in both bedrooms, lots of storage, Tv’s in Living Room, and 2 bedrooms.
We have provided you with a VIP Card that offers 10 to 15% discount to diners. IT MUST BE RETURNED WITH THE KEYS.
Due to Covid, many of the restaurants are only open for take out and some are closed or close early (8pm). Please check before you go to confirm.
Visit www.vipsanmiguel.com to check out all your VIP Card discounts.
Mercado de Carmen, a food court on Mexico Pila Sec on the corner of Zacatecas has an exceptional Food Court with many choices. Enter thru the parking lot.
The Restaurant, Sollano #16, is always a great choice and Thursday night is Hamburger night.
Berlin Bar & Bistro, Umaran #19. We love this place.
Antiqua Trattoria Romana, Zacateros & Codo on the corner. The best Italian in San Miguel de Allende.
Café Rama, Nemesio Diez #7. Artsy and great food.
Cumpanio & Panio, Reloj #12 Correo #29. Great baked goods, bread, and meals.
Hanks, Hidalgo #12. Fun Bar and fun New Orleans food.
Friday the local paper Atencion comes out. Pick one up for events and happenings. Also check out www.Lokkal.com and www.visitsanmiguel.com
El Jardin. A visit to the city's lovely main plaza will quickly give you a feel for San Miguel's magic. Relax and watch the town at work and play. Make sure you are here in the evening when strolling musicians entertain the crowds.
La Parroquia. This pink, gothic-style parish church dominates the plaza with its soaring sandcastle-like spires. It is one of Mexico's great treasures. The story says the church was designed by a self-taught Indian mason who was inspired by postcards of gothic European cathedrals. The original building dates to the late 17th century.
Iglesias de San Francisco. A fine example of Mexico's Churrigueresque architecture. Built in the late 18th century on Juarez between San Francisco & Mesones.
Bellas Artes. Also known as El Nigromante Cultural Center is part museum, part artist showcase, and part art school. It is housed in the former 18th century Convento de la Concepcion at Hernandez Macias #75.
Templo del Oratorio de San Felipe Neri. A clash of architectural styles such as neoclassic, baroque and others provides for one unique church. The inside is wonderful. Found at Canal & Hernandez Macias.
Mercado Ignacio Ramirez.This is the city's main market and is filled with both foods and goods. It is in front of Oratorio de San Felipe Neri.
Parque Juarez. A large shady park perfect for relaxing or strolling. The park is at Aldama & Diezmo.
Fabrica Aurora. A textile mill from 1902 to 1991, Fabrica La Aurora has since become an art-lover’s paradise in northern San Miguel. Just a short walk north from El Jardin, the converted factory shows evidence of the site’s history, including oil-stained floors and traces of cotton tucked into crevices. If you are looking to shop, you will be satisfied by the diverse selection at furniture, jewelry and contemporary art stores that pepper the complex. After you have spent plenty of time eyeing paintings and sculptures, switch your focus from palette to palate with a stop at one of Fabrica La Aurora’s restaurants.
Jardin Botanica Charco. One of the areas premiere botanical gardens. You'll find over 1,900 species and 5 miles of walking paths. The gardens are on a hill above town, just ask for directions. It is open daily sunrise-sunset and there is a small donation suggested.
Canada de la Virgen. You will need a taxi or car to get to this and take the tour. This Otomic ruin is one of the northernmost meso-american sites to be excavated to date.
Peter Fay +52 (415) 100-6093
peterbfay@gmail.com
Lesley Fay +52 (415) 119-1889
lesley@lesleybfay.com.mx