Photos from Querétaro, Part 1
In September 2014, I spent five days in and around the city of Santiago de Querétaro, Mexico. Here are some photos from my trip.
The city features beautiful colonial architecture, cobblestone streets, and blooming flowers hanging all over the place.
Queretaro Street View
Door and Window, Queretaro
Door in Queretaro
Queretaro Street View
Like most cities in Mexico, there are beautiful churches everywhere..
Pantheon of Illustrious Queretanos
Temple of the Congregation, Queretaro
Ex-Convent and Temple of San Francisco, Queretaro
Temple of Santo Domingo
The Museum of Art is housed inside the former monastery of San Agustin. The interior is one of the finest examples of Baroque architecture in Mexico.
Museum of Art, Queretaro
The city’s famous aqueduct was built between 1726 and 1738. It features 75 arches, each 20 meters wide, for a total length of 1,280 meters.
Aqueduct, Queretaro
I was looking for a photo that could give me the name of a church I shot in Querétaro and thanks to your site I now know it was Temple of the Congregation, Queretaro. Gracias!