Querétaro is an ideal destination to celebrate the national holidays, as it has three Magical Towns full of history, tradition and charm. We present these three perfect options to give the Grito de Independencia and enjoy an unforgettable experience this September 15 in Querétaro.
Tequisquiapan, with its cobblestone streets and picturesque colonial architecture, is the perfect setting to experience the Grito de Independencia. This Magical Town of Querétaro offers a main square full of life, where parades, traditional music concerts, folkloric dances and an emotional Grito ceremony take place on the night of September 15.
In addition, visitors can enjoy the rich local cuisine in the nearby markets and restaurants, tasting dishes such as mole, enchiladas queretanas and the traditional chile en nogada, which makes it ideal to visit this September 15.
Bernal: give the Grito at the top of La Peña
Located at the foot of the imposing Peña de Bernal, this Magical Town is another ideal destination to celebrate the national holidays. In Bernal, the celebration of the Grito de Independencia is lived with great fervor, starting with cultural events during the day and culminating with a ceremony in the central square, where fireworks illuminate the Peña, creating a unique spectacle.
In addition to the celebration, visitors can walk through its streets full of crafts, typical sweets and local products, or venture to climb the famous Peña, one of the largest in the world. This, all in all, is the ideal setting to spend September 15 in Querétaro.
Jalpan de Serra is located in the heart of the Sierra Gorda Querétaro, combining nature and tradition to provide a unique experience during the national holidays. The Grito celebration takes place in the main square, surrounded by the impressive Franciscan mission, a World Heritage Site.
Here, patriotic celebrations include traditional dances, live music, and a colorful fireworks display. Jalpan de Serra is perfect for those looking to combine the celebration with outdoor activities, such as hiking along its nature trails, visiting rivers and waterfalls, and exploring the mountain missions.
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