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When we decided to spend 28 days in San Miguel de Allende, we were drawn by its vibrant culture, near-perfect weather, and mouth-watering cuisine. It’s a magical place, and it’s easy to see why expats from all over the world

La Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel is undoubtedly the crown jewel of San Miguel de Allende and the city’s most recognizable landmark. Whether you’ve seen its stunning pink façade in photos or heard its bells ringing throughout the day, the

San Miguel de Allende is a colonial city known for its cobblestone streets, rich history, and stunning architecture. However, it’s also packed with green spaces and parks that provide a peaceful escape for families. Whether you’re exploring the lively El

San Miguel de Allende is a dream destination for families looking to experience vibrant culture, rich history, and stunning colonial architecture—all in a safe and walkable setting. From exploring colorful markets and tasting delicious local cuisine to discovering hidden courtyards

If you’re traveling with kids and looking for a family-friendly escape near San Miguel de Allende, La Gruta Hot Springs is a must-visit destination. Just a short 15-minute drive from the city, this peaceful retreat offers a perfect mix of

If you’re like me and have a sweet tooth, then you’re in for a treat. Chocolates y Churros San Agustín is a little gem in the heart of San Miguel de Allende, and trust me, it’s a don’t-miss spot. Located

Do your kids love books as much as our oldest? Our daughter could spend hours reading on her own, completely immersed in stories. So, when we arrived in Mexico, finding books for her was a priority. However, we quickly realized

If you want to witness the best sunset experience in San Miguel de Allende while overlooking La Parroquia, look no further than El Mirador. This scenic lookout offers stunning panoramic views of the city and is a perfect family-friendly spot

When traveling with kids, I’m always a little torn between sticking to purely local spots or finding expat-friendly locations with a touch of local flair. Don’t get me wrong—I love experiencing authentic local culture. Being surrounded by locals and doing

Viva México! In beautiful San Miguel de Allende we celebrated Mexico’s Independence Day with the locals. The air was filled with excitement, and the festivities were in full swing as the city marked this important national holiday. For those unfamiliar,