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San Miguel de Allende Profile

A picturesque town heavy on ammenities and activities for foreigners, it is a work of art in itself, with art and Spanish schools




Swimming Hotel pools, nearby water parks/springs

HikingBeautiful walks in surrounding countryside

WalkingLovely place to walk, although the cobblestones are hard on the ankles, and slippery when it rains.

Good FoodThere are tons of restaurants, from taco stands to fine dining

ArtArt school and many galleries

Club SceneMany bars and cafes, has gotten more sophisticated in recent years, although not too many clubs.

ReadingSecond-best English language library in Mexico

SupermarketMega is far and away the best supermarket, and even has decent produce.

SightseeingWithin easy drive of Queretaro, Guanajuato, Dolores Hidalgo, and many other colonial cities.

HandicraftsA well-developed community of artisans; lots of different types of crafts.

ShoppingLots of interesting boutiques

MoviesCineapolis at the Liverpool shopping center has plenty of English-language movies.

Cultural Activiesa UNESCO World Heritage Site with loads of lectures and activities in English

DesertA dry landscape where cacti and succulents thrive among other types of plants

MountainsAt about 6,000 feet above sea level, surrounded by dry hills/mountains

ColonialThe entire town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site

DryLovely mountain climate, mainly dry but with rain in the summer

NatureEl Charco del Ingeniero cactus garden, several hot water springs and thermal spas outside town.

CharmA UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of colonial Mexico's best-preserved historical centers.

SingleLots of fun cafes and bars, groups for meeting fellow travelers

SimpleNot the cheapest Mexican town, but deals can be found.

Middle ClassLots of options

LuxuriousVery expensive homes and hotels

WinterGreat climate in winter, but coldish in January

SummerNice place to be in rainy season, but cobblestones are slippery!

EnglishSpeakingHuge and active ex-pat community

International AirportClosest is in Leon, about 1.25 hours away

Buy/Rent HouseLots of homes to rent and buy

WeatherAt 1,910 meters (6,266 feet) above sea level, San Miguel nights are cold in December and January but the days are usually sunny and pleasant. It can be blistering hot in April and May, the hottest months. The rest of the year, it’s mainly warm and sunny during the day, and pleasant at night. As with most of Mexico , rain falls in the summer and early fall (usually mid-June through mid-October).



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