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Great walking in the historical center and a couple of nice museums. We went to a pyramid just outside town. It was a pile of bricks but if you go with a knowledgeable tour guide, it can really bring things alive.

Lovely safe city. Lots to do and plenty of shopping and restaurants. Some good watering holes too! Plenty of buses but uber or similar are better. Taxis are ok but fares vary depending on the driver…l

Interesting city, we enjoyed the car tour. they also have a large mall which for us would be a reason to visit again since shopping is limited where we live. The food was ok, we are originally from Vegas so we are not easily impressed.

Queretaro is great! So much to see and to do. Centro Historico is great! So many great churches and old buildings! And of course the equaduct! Many good restaurants and cafes! Found a wonderful cafe (Panfilia) there is also a bakery with the same name just down the road. I even found an Arabic restaurant with amazing food! But you can have all sorts of Mexican, Japanese, good Italian and much more! People are very friendly and open and not just because they want to sell you something. A very relaxed feeling about the city! Will go back there soon!

Beautiful town! I loved visiting the MANY churches and artisanal shops! Beautiful architecture in the historic town everywhere you looked! Uber was very easy to use with great drivers. Great restaurants as well, especially la Llave! A guide we met at a museum, George, taught my group LOT about Queretaro and Mexico!

Querétaro is a beautiful city steeped in rich history, particularly as the birthplace of the Mexican Revolution. It's a must-visit destination for anyone interested in Mexican history, whether you're a local or a foreign tourist. While Spanish is predominantly spoken, it adds to the authentic experience, although it might pose a slight challenge for non-Spanish speakers. Overall, Querétaro offers a fascinating journey through Mexico's past and is well worth exploring.