QUERÉTARO is INCREDIBLE! - First Impressions, Things to Do, & MORE 🇲🇽

We are traveling to our 17th Mexican state: Querétaro! What better place to start than the capital city of Santiago de Querétaro, Mexico. In this video, we share our experience spending 2 weeks of travel in this amazing city. We'll cover our first impressions, things to do, and where to eat.

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🎥 CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro
0:57 Exploring the Centro of Querétaro
2:57 First impressions of Querétaro
4:01 The history of the Lele doll
5:06 The history of La Corregidora
5:55 Meson de Chucho el Roto
9:55 Gorditas El Güero y Lupita
12:36 Museo Regional de Queretaro
14:06 Mirador de Los Arcos
15:12 La Unica
16:20 Cerro de Las Campanas
17:42 History of cerro de las campanas
19:15 Impressions of Queretaro
20:23 Sinatra 351
22:52 Outro

[kickmcconnell]

We love it here in Centro de Querétaro. We moved here 9 months ago. Best decision ever!

[hicbirfikrimyok]

First of all: I am an old geezer. I have been to Mexico many times since my first visit in 1964. I have, for over fifty years visited Mexico from Nogales and Matamoros to San Christobal and Tapachula and everything in between. But, enough about me. I want to thank you both for bringing back to me memotis of my misspent youth, Things are so different today .. I miss the old days, but, that's another story! THANK

[cerdayes]

After years of watching bloggers, much like you, Querétaro is at top retirement spots. Numero #1 .

[placesonthelist]

I was there several times. My auto parts suppler had a plant there. Always loved going there.

[christopherarkills]

Thank you for making me the patron sponsor for this video. It was meaningful to me, because I had just spent three days in Queretaro on my way to Spanish classes in Guanajuato. I had been there for one day before, but wanted to experience it more. I took a day trip to climb Peña de Bernal. I went to many of the same places as you. I went to Cerró de las Campanas the same morning I went to El Cerrito, Queretaro’s own pyramid. I also loved Cervaceria Hercules, a huge brewpub in an old factory. I will be back and you gave me a few new places to check out.

[kayleebeare]

You guys have added so many cities to my Mexico bucket list!! Thanks so much for sharing with us as always!

[AshleyNewellDotMe]

There are so many sweet moments in this video! I really enjoyed watching Martin walk sideways, be so excited about the ant eggs taco, and the rooftop date night!

[A_G_V]

My wife and I have fallen in love with Mexico City and have another trip planned for the end of Aug. We do have Tequis planned too as we are really into wine 🍷hopefully your next video covers that!

Let us know if you guys will be in city as we'd like to treat you to dinner or a lucha libre night! 🤼‍♂️

[LocaldudeCA]

Guau just when I thought y’all had reached the top, this video tops it!! I thought the Coyoacán and Veracruz series were awesome but this one is awesome. Nombre y’all are going to melt my credit card !!!

[erniegutierrez]

Haaa Juliana you ate a whole scorpion last week! Ant caviar should be piece of cake"!!! What a beautiful little town Queretaro. I love that Spanish colonial architecture and those soft lights at night! The rocks at Cerro de las campanas were crazy. Weird phenomenon! "Like"

[Wilfredos_]

Thank you for doing the video about Queretaro. We live Queretaro, we are in the process of moving in this summer. Love you video rendering. You guys are funny!

[jademoy]

The late afternoon light is very nice!

[Gringisimo]

I was just there about 3 weeks ago. It was fun seeing your video.

[ag.alex]

Hello guys, excellent video, I hope my beautiful city of Querétaro has been to your liking... I hope you can return to see the Sierra Gorda next time... Greetings from Los Angeles, CA 🇲🇽 🇺🇲

[cindyk]

You showed a different view of Queretaro than I have seen on other channels, thank you for that! BTW, there is a dark spot just left of center toward the top of the frame that has distracted me a bit in the last few videos, didn't notice it in the last 6 minutes or so of this one, just so you know.

[deborahsearle]

I avoid lettuce like the plague for fear of getting sick. It doesn’t bother you? It is definitely on the no eat list for tourists.

[tonyminutti]

What a beautiful city Querétaro is! Such a powerhouse in the Bajío! Love it there!
Also…Maximiliano was our second Emperor, Agustín de Iturbide was not just our hero of independence, but was also our first Emperor and his grandchildren were also given the titles of Princes of Hapsburg during the Second Empire, and through them is that the Mexican Royal Family still has lineage.
And Juarez was by no means the best president of Mexico! At least not for this Mexican. Just an American puppet. 🤷🏻‍♂️
Great video by the way! Loved the last speakeasy bar!

[silvag.r.]

hello ...I like your videos, , , , and i would like to visit Queretaro

[JulianHermosa]

did martin go to the pumas game when there?

[jijib]

Hi Julianna, I'm not seeing the link for the travel credit card? I'm Canadian so not sure I'm able to get it, but I wanted to check anyways