• Church of San Francisco (Iglesia de San Francisco) - Start the tour at the fountain in front of the San Francisco Church with a welcome and a bilingual tour booklet which includes activities to do during and after the tour. Learn the history of this area during prehispanic times. Play a trivia game and have a scavenger hunt. These activities can be done just for fun or with bigger groups, teams can play for points!
• El Jardin - Sightsee while wandering three blocks to the Jardin or main square where we will check out more sites. Learn about the Spanish Invasion and the War of Independence and why San Miguel is the Cradle of Independence. Play another trivia game and scavenger hunt.
• Parroquia de San Miguel Arcangel - Learn the legend of this neo-gothic church and walk under the arches and / or take selfies in front of this iconic pink Parrish church as part of the scavenger hunt.
• Museo de San Miguel de Allende - Knock on the door that plays a part of the history of San Miguel being the birthplace of the idea of a free Mexico, and hopefully get to peek inside too!
• Casa del Mayorazgo de Canal - Pass under the arches and take a photo in front of the impressive door of the Count of Canal’s Downtown Palace built in the 1700’s. And find out how close it was to their Countryside Palace!
• Templo de la Purisma Concepcion - Hear the tale of Joselina de la Canal who paid for this church and convent to be built at age 15! Learn the truth about Cinco de Mayo, and the French Invasion, and Mexico’s Revolution of 1910. Do a mini scavenger hunt.
• Bellas Artes - Enter the ex-convent turned into an art university in the 1930’s and learn how this put San Miguel on the map as an artists haven and attracted many foreigners. Play another round trivia and scavenger hunt.
• Teatro Angela Peralta - Listen to the history of how a famous Opera singer put this theater on National tour circuits in the 1880’s which gave San Miguel fame for being an artistic and cultural oasis which persists even today.
• Public Library (Biblioteca Publica) - Find out who lived in the library before it became one of the largest bilingual libraries in all of Latin America.
• Oratorio of San Felipe Neri - Look for prehispanic symbols hidden in the baroque facade of this church built for the Indigenious and African slaves in 1712.
• Plaza de la Soledad - See where San Miguel sets up its biggest Day of the Dead market among other seasonal markets throughout the year.
• Plaza Cívica - Learn why this plaza is the informal living room of San Miguel and about modern San Miguel’s celebrations. Play the last round of trivia and one last scavenger hunt. If teams are playing points are added up and the winners declared.Finish the tour just around the corner from where the tour started. Enjoy the post-tour acrivites in the back of the book which include more trivia, a scavenger hunt, a board game, bingo, and memory.

• Snacks
• Crayon
• Bilingual activity guide book with activities for during and after the tour

Enjoy an educational and interactive tour, crafted by a certified educator and a federally licensed guide. Experience an enjoyable journey through historical, cultural, and geographical learnings. The tour features trivia and scavenger hunt-styled games, complemented by a dual-language activity booklet for use during and post-tour. The tour suits individuals of all ages and caters for groups ranging from a pair to over a hundred! It’s an ideal choice for educational institutes, holidays, friends, families, birthday celebrations, weddings, or exclusive expeditions!

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