Tours By Artezani

 QUERÉTARO A PLACE FULL OF ART  The State of Queretaro since its origins has been intimately linked to culture and the arts; its first settlers enriched it with their legacy in the art of quarry carving, which was used by the colonizers for the creation of buildings, fountains, churches, monuments, private mansions and the aqueduct. Queretaro was conquered and colonized by religious who founded missions in the capital city of the State and in the Sierra Gorda to educate the indigenous people in the faith, but also encouraged the plastic arts such as painting, sculpture and music. In the city of Santiago de Querétaro, for example, art is reflected in its historic center, which is considered by UNESCO as a cultural heritage of humanity.

 OLD TRAIN STATION  In the 19th century, the train was an invention that came to revolutionize and bring prosperity by communicating urban centers with commercial development and facilitating the mobility of travelers and workers to the country's capital.  More than one hundred years old, this historic site, considered one of the most notable examples of Mexican railroad infrastructure, takes us back to the 20th century, when the railroad was the most modern form of transportation.  The majestic construction has an English style, designed and built by the architect McDonald, who decided to use materials from the region for its construction, such as pink quarry and gray quarry, with wooden beams and an excellent facade. Walking along its floors and hearing them creak with every step is a unique experience, walking along the sidewalks and sitting on its old and long benches to wait, is the perfect excuse to admire the surroundings and contemplate a building that has a life of its own