Night Walking Tour Legends and Myths of Queretaro
30 Ratings
- Audio Guide
- Live Guide
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- E-Ticket
- 80 min
It is a nocturnal pedestrian tour with dramatized representations of famous characters from the city's legends, it includes live music (violin or guitar) that sets the scene for the stories while they are being narrated or acted out, and some scares along the way.
Itinerary Details
Operated by: Leyendas y Mitos de Queretaro
This is a typical itinerary for this product
Pass By: Plaza de Armas
Beautiful square surrounded by Laurel de la india, witness to the conspiracy of Querétaro in the fight for independence
Pass By: Templo y ex-convento de la Santa Cruz de los Milagros
We pass through the neighborhood of La Cruz, which was one of the oldest in the city where an indigenous population lived. The Convent keeps the legend of the tree with thorns in the shape of a Cross, in the s. XVIII captured the water that came from the construction of the aqueduct to later distribute it to the population. In the S. XIX was the headquarters and later the prison of Emperor Maximilian of Habsburg before he was shot on the hill of the Bells.
Pass By: Palacio de Gobierno Casa de la Corregidora
Nearby is the Place where the literary gatherings and the conspiracy against the Spanish crown that gave rise to the fight for the independence of Mexico in 1810 were held
Pass By: Plaza de Armas
Beautiful square surrounded by Laurel de la india, witness to the conspiracy of Querétaro in the fight for independence
Pass By: Templo y ex-convento de la Santa Cruz de los Milagros
We pass through the neighborhood of La Cruz, which was one of the oldest in the city where an indigenous population lived. The Convent keeps the legend of the tree with thorns in the shape of a Cross, in the s. XVIII captured the water that came from the construction of the aqueduct to later distribute it to the population. In the S. XIX was the headquarters and later the prison of Emperor Maximilian of Habsburg before he was shot on the hill of the Bells.
Pass By: Palacio de Gobierno Casa de la Corregidora
Nearby is the Place where the literary gatherings and the conspiracy against the Spanish crown that gave rise to the fight for the independence of Mexico in 1810 were held
