Things to do in San Miguel De Allende
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La Azotea
Above the restaurant Pueblo Viejo, this terrace is more of a laid-back lounge and tapas bar, with a smart, gay-friendly crowd and a less touristy vibe.
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El Pegaso
A friendly, colorful and cozy place and a reliable option for meals – an eclectic range of Mexican and international fare. Great breakfasts and cakes.
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Cafe Monet
A European-style coffee house (think heavy furniture and olde-world, tearoom ambience) which has lots of modern art and even more foreign accents.
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Teatro Santa Ana
This small theater inside the Biblioteca Pública plays host to a good selection of independent and international films, as well as local plays.
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Tranvía Turistico
See the main sights in 1½ hours from the comfort of an original tram. Of the six departures, two are bilingual and depart at 10am and 4pm.
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Mint
Offers all types of music for an exclusive and exclusively disco-loving crowd. Seems to change ownership and name regularly, however.
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Villa Jacaranda
Projects recent releases of US and Bollywood movies on a big screen in a ballroom-type setting. Entry includes a drink and popcorn.
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Las Musas
The setting, within the courtyard of Bellas Artes, is among the most beautiful in town, which makes up for the rather average food.
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Carcassone
Smart and sophisticated with top-notch atmosphere (there’s even a wine-tasting room) in a centrally located converted mansion.
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El Pegaso Bar
The place to kick back with a margarita on the roof terrace – it affords great views of the Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel.
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Café de la Aurora
Fittingly creative salads, soups and paninis in a relaxing courtyard setting in the grounds of Fábrica La Aurora.
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Casa Maxwell
This rambling store (considered an institution in San Miguel) offers a tremendous array of decorative and household goods.
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La Ventana
Stroll up to the window for a take-away coffee (or sit inside) and stock up on your organic roasted beans from Chiapas.
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Mercado el Nigromante
This has good produce stands and market eateries. It’s centrally located, but light years away from the gringo scene.
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C@fe Internet Etc
Local expats like this place for its casual atmosphere, good snacks and Juan's extensive music and movie library.
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Café Colón
This café, run by local character, Irma, is popular with locals for its cheap set breakfasts and lunches.
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Casa de Café
A cute, cozy place with delicious – and comparatively cheap – sandwiches, good coffee and freshly baked cakes.
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FAI
Has a great range of handicrafts, many of which are made locally. Proceeds from sales go to the charity.
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Café
This place is serious about its coffee - come here for the best coffee in town and wi-fi connection.
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Petit Four
A wonderful place to get your sugar hit: French pastries that you can enjoy in a cozy environment.
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Café Monte Negro
In a handy location, close to El Jardín. Serves good fruit, yogurt and granola breakfasts.
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Rancho La Loma
Rancho La Loma rents horses (experience required) and can arrange instruction and guides.
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Bagel Cafe
An understated place and a fave of expats. It serves cheap bagels and egg breakfasts.
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Mirador
One of the best views over the town and surrounding country is from the Mirador.
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Habla Hispana
Offers language classes and can incorporate walking tours and cooking classes.
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