The Church of San Miguel Arcángel located in the main garden and is that from afar you can see the towers of this temple and when they are in front of it it is impossible not to want to take a photo to remember, because its construction and design attract a lot of attention . As time went by, people got used to the new style of this church, which to date is one of the most visited tourist attractions in San Miguel de Allende and one of the most photographed temples nationwide.

Considered the Sistine Chapel of America. Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, due to its immense artistic and architectural value. Admire the main nave, its walls and the altarpiece with oil paintings, sculptures and murals that represent countless passages and religious characters (many of them made by the famous Creole painter Antonio Martínez de Pocasangre).

This magical town bears its name in honor of the priest "Miguel HIdalgo" who became one of the main leaders of the New Spain independence movement. Visit the Casa del Diezmo or also known as the Casa Hidalgo Museum, here you can learn everything about the life of the father of the country.

At this point, you will be able to enter what was the home of one of the greatest Mexican regional representatives José Alfredo Jiménez, known as the king of ranchera music. The Mexican singer and composer throughout the years continues to be remembered thanks to his melodies that continue to be heard to this day, such as: El Rey, Si Nos Dejan, La Media Vuelta,

Completed in 1778, it is a typical New Spain Baroque construction from the late 18th century. On its facade you can find a sculptural group that represents the Crucifixion of Jesus. But what distinguishes this church and has turned it into much more than a religious monument, is that it was here where the priest Miguel Hidalgo, who was in charge of it since 1803, gave the cry of independence.