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• Coyote Canyon Adventures is the highest-rated tour in San Miguel de Allende, featuring:
  Horseback Riding Adventures, Cañada de la Virgen Pyramid Tours, Balloon Flights, and Adventure Tours.
• Rancho Xotolar offers horseback riding excursions into the countryside of Mexico. Visitors say it’s an “awesome ranch”and describe it as a journey back in time.”
• Sense, a Rosewood Spa is a world-class sanctuary offering respite and rejuvenation for body, mind and spirit. An exceptional experience.
• Parroquia de San Miguel Arcangel is the neo-Gothic center of San Miguel built by an indigenous stonemason. The pastel architectural icon dates from the late 19th century.
• Folk Art Gallery and Mask Museum with its surprising entrance is beautiful and very interesting.
• Laja Spa pays tribute to the abundant Laja River using the concept of water as a cleanser, a purifier. Amazing, clean, professional, and lovely.
• Sazon is San Miguel’s premier tabletop store and cooking school, housed in a magnificent 18th century cassia. Called a “wonderful experience” and a “great way to spend a day and learn.”
• Canada de la Virgen is a wonderful slow paced, huge natural wildlife reservation.
• Fabrica La Aurora is a former fabric factory converted into artists’ studios, galleries and boutiques.
• 3 Senores is the original horseback riding company in San Miguel de Allende. It is a small family owned and operated business, serving the community for over 14 years.
• Juarez Park is an attractive park with a popular basket ball court, early morning exercise classes, and young lads honing their bullfighting skills.
• Jardin Botanico El Charco del Ingenio is 200-acre nature reserve with a wide variety of native vegetation and cacti, offering guided walks every Tuesday and Thursday.
• El Jardin, at the heart of San Miguel’s historic center, is the town’s main plaza, busy day and night.
• Public Library (Biblioteca Publica) is the second largest bilingual library in Mexico.
• Zocalo is one of the town’s excellent craft stores, said to have the best view in town.
• Academia Hispano Americana offers a variety of language classes.
• Instituto Habla Hispana is one of the city’s premier language schools.
• Mayan Baths is described as a “one of a kind experience” and “one of the highlights.”
• La Gruta has hot spring-fed indoor and outdoor pools including a must-do grotto, grassy verges, and small cafes.
• La Esquina Mexican Toy Museum displays traditional and modern handmade Mexican toys and is housed in an old mansion in the centre of town at Nuñez 40.
• Centro Mexicano de Lengua y Cultura is an excellent Spanish School. It is a very nice facility in a great location in San Miguel.
• Roombo: A Place for Kids is a state-of-the art child center offering learning and play opportunities for families.
• Shanti San Miguel is a spa described as “peaceful and relaxing.”
• Oratorio of San Felipe Neri is a 17th-century church built only after a protracted struggle to gain the land by Indians.
• Xote Parque Acuatic is a water park and a great place for kids.
• Iglesia de la Concepcion has a neoclassical dome that can be seen far and wide and its fine interior was supposedly modeled on Les Invalides in Paris.
• Museo de San Miguel de Allendeis the birthplace of Ignacio Allende, a hero of the Mexican Revolution.
• Casa del Mayorazgo de Canal is a mansion still owned by the family of Manuel Tomas de la Canal now open to the public.
• Instituto Allende is a famous school offering arts, writing, and language classes.
• Rancho de la Capilla is a 17th-century ranch 15 miles from San Miguel de Allende offering horseback rides from the ranch.

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