Book Cheap Aeromexico Flights to Queretaro

Located in the center of the Mexican Republic and borders with Guanajuato, Estado de México, San Luis Potosí, Hidalgo and Michoacán, Querétaro is one of the states with more culture and history of the country. In the cradle of the Independence movement, you can admire countless historical buildings, squares, restaurants, excellent nightlife and in its surroundings, magnificent natural scenery.

Visiting Queretaro

Touring the streets of Santiago de Querétaro, its capital and Cultural Heritage of Humanity, is an encounter with history and beautiful architecture almost in every corner. Visit the Aqueduct, symbol of the city built between 1726 and 1738; The House of the Corregidora, one of the initial points of Independence; The Zenea Garden, one of the main meeting places of the city; The Teatro de la República, home to important historical events and some religious venues such as the former Convent of San Francisco, the Cathedral of Querétaro and the Temple of the Holy Cross.

Queretaro Travel Tips

Queretaro has countless options to stay; Before traveling look for discounts and offers to find cheap hotels in the city. If you plan to travel by truck, you can travel from the main bus terminals in Mexico City. Take advantage of the flight offers, book today on Aeromexico and enjoy a variety of onboard services such as food and beverages at no cost, and state-of-the-art entertainment system.

Learn more about Queretaro

Known as the gateway into the Bajio region (Mexican Lowlands), Queretaro is the capital of the state bearing its same name and is located within the central area of Mexico. A modern metropolis with history and adventure tourism, Queretaro is one of Mexico’s top cities for business, aviation and culture.

Direct flights from Mexico City to Queretaro

Starting October 1, 2015, book one of our daily direct flights from Mexico City to Queretaro.

Getting to know Queretaro

The UNESCO protected historic center of Queretaro was the scene for the beginning of Mexico’s independence, as well as other historical events. The architecture in Querétaro, a mixture of ancient, colonial and modern, is like no other in the country.

The landscape of Queretaro is like a stage of natural wonders and micro-climates, including woods, rainforest, desert, waterfalls, caves and thermal baths, turning it into a natural attraction for lovers of outdoor activities. The city is framed by mountains so high that they seem to touch the sky.

Adventure tourism around Queretaro

If adventure tourism is your passion, visit “El Jabali”, a camp located in the middle of the Extoraz river canyon. Stay overnight in cabins or camp outdoors. The only way to reach this location is by ATV/Quads from the town of San Joaquin, but getting there is a part of the fun as you will drive through rivers, canyons and natural forests.

Colonial cities nearby: San Miguel de Allende and Guanajuato

Just an hour away by car, San Miguel de Allende is one of Mexico's most beautiful colonial cities and well worth a weekend stay. Less known by most travelers, but equally stunning in architecture and rich in art, music and culture, is the hilltop city of Guanajuato. Guanajuato's cultural festivals attract many enthusiasts throughout the year, particularly in October, during the Cervantino Festival.

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