San Miguel de Allende Walking Tour.

Описание: Come along for a whirlwind 24-hour tour of the charming city of San Miguel de Allende. Whether you’re planning a visit or just dreaming of Mexico, join us as we explore artisan markets, hidden cafes, historic landmarks, and even face a minor Airbnb adventure!

We kick off with a stroll through the vibrant Artisans Market where Kat finds herself tempted by local crafts and tasty food stalls. Next, we pay a quick visit to the breathtaking central church—its stunning exterior is a true highlight, even if cameras aren’t allowed inside.

A light rain pushes us into a cozy coffee shop, which Kat dubs a caffeine-lover’s paradise. After recharging, we navigate a unique Airbnb entry (hint: it involves a lamp store and a mysteriously locked door). Once free, we celebrate with dinner at Bhaji Curry House and enjoy authentic Indian cuisine—something Brighton and Kat miss dearly in La Paz.

The adventure doesn’t stop there—San Miguel’s hills put our legs to work, but the breathtaking views and peaceful pocket chapels make every step worth it. The episode winds down with sunset views, quirky dragon-shaped door knockers, and a few friendly encounters.

If you’re curious about daily life, hidden gems, and real travel challenges in Mexico, this episode is for you. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and let us know in the comments what you’d like to see next!

Here's the Airbnb we stayed at: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/12721390...

*Chapters:*
00:00 – Arrival & Introduction
01:29 – Exploring the Artisans Market
02:32 – Food Finds & Central Church
04:29 – Coffee Shop Escape
05:39 – The Airbnb Lamp Store Adventure
08:24 – Dinner & Indian Food Discovery
12:44 – Hilly Walks & Pocket Chapels
15:20 – Final Impressions & Fun Farewells

Thanks for joining our journey through San Miguel de Allende—hasta luego!

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