SAN MIGUEL DE ALLENDE

By Francisco Peyret In Part I we pointed out how the phenomenon of gentrification has modified the functioning of San Miguel; how traditional neighborhoods such as Guadalupe and San Antonio …

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By Paola Velasco The Cuna de Tierra Wine Project was rooted within a microclimate, in a high-altitude semi-desert. It’s based on passion and the fulfillment of its founders’ dream, a …

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By Francisco Peyret Gentrification is a phenomenon that has burgeoned in many cities around the world, especially those with history, tourist attraction, and tradition. Mexico City, for example, has experienced …

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By Sarah Bender Mexico is becoming one of the largest second home markets in North America. With tourism firmly back, many holiday-goers are choosing to become homeowners in one of …

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By Rodrigo Díaz Guerrero  Local lore says that the Candelaria Fair tradition has been in our city for more than a hundred years and that it was called «La Fiesta …

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By Paola Velasco  At a January 10 press conference, The Rotary Club of San Miguel de Allende – Midday presented its new “Girls Empowerment Program” focused on education and health …

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By Francisco Peyret Recognition came to San Miguel de Allende starting with its nomination by UNESCO (2008) as a Cultural Heritage of Humanity location. Year after year, «Travel + Leisure» …

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By Carlos Betancourt Cid Usually in Mexican history, Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla is recognized as the main champion  of the War of Independence that began in 1810, and which freed …

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By Paola Velasco The recent direct flight from the Guanajuato International Airport, in the Bajío, to the city of Merida is a great option for those of us who live …

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By Paola Velasco A growing number of people meet at the Sports Unit (Deportiva) several times a week to play pickleball. This relatively new sport combines elements of badminton, tennis, …

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