Colonial Highlands
Blending pleasant spring time weather with rich and colourful tradition, Mexico's colonial highlands welcome visitors with open arms to stroll cobblestone streets and delve into the past of the region's most affluent families. Sample award-winning wines, learn the age-old art of blending tequila, explore gothic and colonial churches and ride horseback through sweeping valleys and fields of agave.
Mexico's colonial highlands are coloured with a strong catholic presence and the towns are abuzz with celebrations throughout much of the year. For a sleepy mid-week break, San Miguel de Allende offers the perfect introduction to the colonial history of this region, while nearby Guanajuato, built upon the wealth of the old silver mines, showcases a vivid array of toy-box houses seemingly tumbling down the lush green hills which envelope the city and is a treasure trove of picturesque plazas and grand architecture. For a glimpse into Mexico's heart, no visit would be complete without a visit to Tequila, the sweet smell of blue agave caressing the air as you learn the art of blending and tasting Mexico's signature spirit.
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Rosewood San Miguel de Allende
San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
Blessed with spectacular views over San Miguel de Allende from its rooftop terrace, the Rosewood is an exclusive property in the heart of Mexico's colonial highlands, offering fantastic service, beautiful accommodation and delicious cuisine.
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Belmond Casa de Sierra Nevada
Colonial Highlands, Mexico
Set across a collection of six colonial houses on the quaint cobblestone streets of San Miguel de Allende, Belmond Casa Sierra Nevada is a tranquil and exclusive boutique option in this charming colonial town in the highlands of Mexico.
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Hotel Matilda
San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
Quirky and contemporary, boutique Hotel Matilda offers a refreshing contrast to the beautiful colonial streets of San Miguel de Allende, showcasing a colourful array of local art and Moxi, a fantastic gourmet restaurant by renowned chef Enrique Olvera.
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