• Templo San Ignacio De Loyola - This is our meeting point, here we will begin to learn about the history of this Magic Town since its foundation and the importance of the Jesuit order in its construction.
  Basic instructions and for your safety will also be made known here

• Plaza de Armas - One of the main squares of the Magic Town, surrounded by historical monuments

• Estanque de la Luz - In this pond we will learn about the importance of water for the development of the Magical Town, its uses, the history of the place in the implementation of electrical energy; We will also feed the fish that live here.
  The pond may close for maintenance, we recommend contacting us to find out.

• Market Feb. 5 - The Market on February 5 is the traditional market of the Magical Town, on its walls you can appreciate the passing of the years and the activities that it has hosted.

• Casa de la Cultura - Here we will learn a little about the life of Francisco I. Madero, who was originally from Parras, and president of the Republic.
  Closed Monday.

• Plaza del Reloj - This square is the one that brings together the greatest tourist activity, as well as a large sample of folklore from the local community (these samples are usually present only on weekends and dates of high tourist influx but it is still a place to visit) .

• Parroquia Santa Maria de las Parras - This is the main Church of the Magic Town

• Plaza del Beso - In this location we will close our tour, but not before having resolved all your doubts.

• Parras de la Fuente - ….

• Entrance fees to sites of interest
• Wine tasting at the Casa Vitivinícola for adults
• Food for feeding fish

• Gratuities
• Does NOT include transportation

Join us as we explore the historic center of this enchanting town. Together, we’ll stroll through its streets, admire its architecture, and delve into its rich history. Our journey begins at the statue of Miguel Hidalgo in Plaza de Armas, where we’ll share fascinating insights about the sites we visit and offer helpful recommendations. Our goal is for you to experience Parras not merely as a tourist, but as if it were your second home.

We’ll also visit a traditional wine house to learn about the winemaking process (please note, this does not include a visit to the vineyards). The locations mentioned here are just a few of the highlights we’ll explore. The tour typically lasts around three hours, though this can vary based on the group’s walking pace, the level of interest in each site, and the time spent taking photographs. The walking distance is slightly over 4 kilometers, but can be adjusted upon request.

• Not recommended for travelers with limited mobility

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.