Join us on a journey from San Miguel de Allende to the historic Parish of the Sanctuary of Jesus Nazareno. Discover the story of Miguel Hidalgo and his connection to this sacred site, a symbol of the fight for independence. We’ll admire its stunning façade, learn about its architecture, and explore the chapels open to the public. The highlight is the incredible 5,800 square meters of tempera paintings that make the Sanctuary part of UNESCO’s World Heritage. After the tour, enjoy local crafts and delicious traditional foods like gorditas, quesadillas, and refreshing aguas frescas. An enriching cultural, historical, and spiritual experience that will connect you deeply with San Miguel’s soul.
Pickup included
The transportation from San Miguel de Allende to the Sanctuary of Jesus Nazareno takes about 20 minutes. Along the way, we'll discuss the local area, the surrounding communities, and the new neighborhoods we pass through, giving you a better understanding of the region’s development and history. Upon arriving at the Sanctuary, you'll see an image of Father Miguel Hidalgo holding a picture of the Virgin of Guadalupe. This site is where Hidalgo took a significant step in the fight for independence in 1810. We'll share a brief talk about this historic event. Next, we'll admire the main façade of the church, where we'll learn about its founding. We will enter the church respectfully—removing hats or caps—and explore its six sections of the nave, including the Chapel of Our Lady of the Rosary, Our Lady of Loreto, and the Chapels of Calvary and the Holy Sepulchre. Inside, you'll notice the beautiful tempera paintings that adorn the walls from the entrance all the way to the altar.
You can choose to be picked up from a list of locations, or alternatively, have the choice to make your own way to the meeting points
Please arrive at the pick up point 10 minutes before departure time.
San Francisco temple is 1 block from main square.
You can show your ticket on your cell phone