Wine Magical Towns
From the oldest winery in the Americas in Parras to Querétaro’s Cheese and Wine Route and the northern gateway to Baja California’s Wine Route: Magical Towns for vineyard tours, tastings and great food.
CoahuilaParras de la Fuente
A wine oasis in the Coahuila desert: home of the oldest winery in the Americas (1597), haciendas, walnut groves and the story of Francisco I. Madero.
QuerétaroTequisquiapan
Heart of Querétaro's Cheese and Wine Route: vineyards, cheese makers, hot-air balloon rides, wicker crafts, spas and opal mines.
QuerétaroBernal
Home of the Peña de Bernal, one of the world's largest monoliths and sacred Otomí-Chichimeca land (UNESCO), plus cheese, wine and crafts.
QuerétaroCadereyta de Montes
Querétaro's semi-desert: cactus botanical gardens, the Toluquilla archaeological site, the Tzibanzá reservoir, vineyards and crafts.
Baja CaliforniaTecate
A border Magical Town and northern gateway to Baja California's Wine Route: artisan bread, beer, La Rumorosa, wellness retreats and Kumiai culture.
GuanajuatoJalpa de Cánovas
An old hacienda turned village in Guanajuato: orchards, walnut trees, vineyards, a reservoir with sunsets and the Hacienda de Jalpa.
HidalgoTecozautla
Hot springs and El Géiser in the Mezquital Valley: El Pañhú archaeological site, the Santiago Apóstol convent, an aqueduct and a vineyard.
ZacatecasGuadalupe
Next to the city of Zacatecas: the Guadalupe Museum in the old Franciscan college of Propaganda Fide, colonial art and a silver center.