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Things to Do in Queretaro and Surroundings

Queretaro is one of the most attractive colonial destinations in Mexico. Its Historic Center, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, combines colonial architecture, traditional plazas, museums, gastronomy, and a vibrant cultural scene.

If you are planning your trip and wondering what to do in Queretaro, here you will find the must see attractions and experiences to include in your itinerary.

Must See Attractions in Queretaro Historic Center

Queretaro Cathedral
A religious landmark in the city center, featuring elegant architecture and a prime location facing Jardin Zenea.

Plaza de Armas
The heart of the Historic Center. Surrounded by colonial buildings, restaurants, and terraces, it is the perfect starting point for any walking tour.

Aqueduct of Queretaro
The symbol of the city, with more than 70 pink stone arches forming one of the most iconic views in Queretaro.

Teatro de la Republica
A historic venue where the Mexican Constitution of 1917 was enacted, playing a key role in national history.

Queretaro Art Museum
Located in the former Convent of San Agustin, it houses permanent and temporary exhibitions within an impressive baroque cloister.

Jardin Zenea
A traditional garden ideal for relaxing, enjoying the afternoon, and experiencing daily life in the city center.

Cerro de las Campanas
A historic park where Emperor Maximilian of Habsburg was executed. It features a site museum and panoramic views of the city.

Experiences to Enjoy in Queretaro

Beyond its historic monuments, Queretaro offers enriching experiences for every traveler:

• Trolley tours through the Historic Center.
• Traditional Queretaro cuisine in local markets and restaurants.
• Colonial cafes and rooftop terraces overlooking plazas and pedestrian streets.
• Walking tours along 5 de Mayo, Madero, and Libertad pedestrian streets.
• Cultural festivals and seasonal events throughout the year.
• The Wine and Cheese Route in the surrounding region.
• Museums such as the Museum of the Conspirators, the City Museum, and the Calendar Museum.
• The Queretaro Viewpoint, offering one of the best panoramic views of the Aqueduct and the first elevations of the Sierra Gorda.

These activities allow visitors to experience the city beyond its landmarks and immerse themselves in its cultural atmosphere.

Pueblos Magicos (Magical Towns) and Nature near Queretaro

If you have extra time, you can explore some of the Pueblos Magicos near Queretaro:

Peña de Bernal
Famous for its impressive monolith and charming atmosphere.

Tequisquiapan
Perfect for vineyards, relaxed strolls, and exploring the Wine Route.

Cadereyta de Montes
Gateway to semi desert landscapes and natural attractions.

Jalpan de Serra
The heart of the Sierra Gorda and a key point for exploring the region.

San Joaquin
A former mining town surrounded by forests, caves, and archaeological sites.

Amealco de Bonfil
Known as the birthplace of the traditional “Lele” dolls and a destination with scenic natural landscapes.

Pinal de Amoles
Located in the mountains, it stands out for its forests, viewpoints, and waterfalls.

In the Sierra Gorda, you will find Franciscan missions recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Sites, as well as outdoor activities such as hiking, waterfall exploration, river walks, and cave adventures. Highlights include Cuatro Palos Viewpoint, Chuveje Waterfall, and Puente de Dios.