Discover the magic of San Miguel de Allende from the skies with Globo San Miguel 🎈🌄 the city's premier hot-air balloon company. As pioneers in the industry, we offer daily sunrise balloon tours, perfect for everyone. Embark on an unforgettable journey with our top-rated team, as we provide unparalleled sightseeing experiences over San Miguel's picturesque landscapes. Each season offers its unique charm, ensuring a fresh and captivating adventure year-round. Safety is our top priority. Rest assured equipment, new and certified, while our experienced pilots hold government civil aviation certifications. Ready to elevate your San Miguel experience? Book your balloon flight with us today and prepare for an adventure of a lifetime.

One of the best views over the town and surrounding country is from the mirador (overlook) southeast of town. Take Callejón del Chorro, the track leading directly downhill from here, and turn left at the bottom to reach El Chorro , the spring where San Miguel was founded (note the fountain and public washing tubs).

El Mirador is a place both day and night offers one of the best views of San Miguel de Allende, is a must to take pictures and take a nice souvenir of the city point.

Rancho Xotolar is a family operated “working ranch” that has been in the Morin Ruiz family for over four generations. Our expert knowledge of horses and livestock will ensure that your visit is safe and comfortable. We are located only a short distance from San Miguel de Allende on the high plateau overlooking the city among natural surroundings and breathtaking views.

We can accommodate groups, large and small for day rides, half-day rides, camping, hiking, and visits to the surrounding natural sites. We look forward to making your visit both memorable and enjoyable.

Discover the charm of San Miguel de Allende, one of Mexico's favorite destinations, now a paradise for wine lovers. Join our exclusive tasting and pairing tour, where you will have the opportunity to taste the best local wines. Immerse yourself in the elaboration, the process and the conditions that make this place ideal for wine production. Enjoy the unique essence of our vineyard and experience the magic of San Miguel de Allende.

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Feel like the real cowboys of old and take a ride with us to explore the oldest and most historical traditional cantinas (swinging door saloons) in San Miguel on horseback! Be instantly transported back to times of old where you will enjoy San Miguel’s beautiful urban landscape from this very unique perspective. An experience truly reminiscent of the Wild West!

Whether you're looking to pick up some handcrafted souvenirs or just browse the stalls, Mercado de Artesanías deserves a spot on your list. Handily located in the center of the city, this artisan market is an explosion of color; stalls fill an indoor covered area and spill out onto the streets, with plenty of craft shops dotting the surrounding area too. You'll find everything from goods with traditional La Catrina motifs (the skeleton woman synonymous with Day of the Dead) to hand-painted alebrije sculptures, alongside silverware, ceramics, jewelry, embroidered textiles and various other crafts. You might even spot an artisan at work, painting away.

San Miguel's 88-hectare botanical garden is also a wildlife and bird sanctuary. Pathways head through wetlands and magnificent areas of cacti and native plants. The deep canyon at the bottom boasts the eponymous freshwater spring, El Charco del Ingenio. Don't miss the Conservatory of Mexican Plants, which houses cacti and succulent species. Two-hour tours (in English) depart every Tuesday and Thursday at 10am (M$80). Birdwatching tours take place at 9am on the first and third Wednesday of the month.

This iconic pink sandstone church is the heart of San Miguel de Allende, located in the main square. Its stunning architecture and towering spires are a must-see, especially at sunset.

Enjoy the Rooftop Views

Many restaurants and bars in SMA offer stunning views of the town and surrounding landscapes. Enjoy a meal or drink while taking in the beauty of the area from above!

Dolores Hidalgo is a city in Mexico that is known for its role in the Mexican War of Independence. It's a popular day trip destination for visitors interested in Mexican history.

What to see and do:

Visit the church: See where Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla rang the bell to call for independence on September 16, 1810

Sample the frozen treats: Try the town's famous frozen treats

Shop for ceramics: Buy hand-painted ceramics, Talavera-type earthenware, and pottery.

Take a picture with your honey in the famous 'Callejon del Beso"