An absolute must-see attraction for anyone visiting San Miguel is the Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel, a Catholic church with impressive neo-Gothic architecture. In front of the church, you will find Jardín Allende, also called El Jardín. Don’t forget to visit the Museo Histórico Casa de Allende, a museum that occupies an 18th-century residential house, and Fabrica la Aurora, an art and design center. If you’re interested in ancient history, visit the pyramids in the Cañada de la Virgen archeological site.

The best time to visit San Miguel is between November and January, when the weather is sunny with average temperatures ranging from 20°C to 26°C. Overall, the dry season (November to April) is a good time to enjoy San Miguel. This period also coincides with various cultural events, such as the Day of the Dead in November. Meanwhile, the summer months can be warm and rainy, but they are less crowded.

In San Miguel, you can find a mix of traditional Mexican and international cuisines. Some of the must-try dishes include enchiladas mineras, a local variation of enchiladas with cheese fillings and potato and carrot garnishes, and tacos al pastor, grilled pork. If you’re looking for something sweet, head to a street food stall for some delicious churros.

San Miguel is located 265 kilometers from Mexico City. The most common way to travel from Mexico City to San Miguel is by bus, which takes approximately 4 hours and costs around M$750. You can also book a private transfer service or rent a car for a more flexible journey.

From San Miguel, you can take a 15-minute drive to La Gruta to relax in its hot springs. Another popular destination is Dolores Hidalgo, a small town famous for its Talavera ceramics and vineyards. Make sure to enjoy some wine tastings and bring home a few bottles.