Planning your first visit to Queretaro? This blog post is packed with the best things to do in Queretaro: backpackingbrunette.com/best-things-queretaro-mexico/
Great list Alex! One of my favorites for coffee and breakfast is Galileo Panificio, they have the best egg/cheese sandwich on their own bread, which you can buy, it's delicious!
One of the best pastries that I've ever had - not just in Querétaro, but in my life - is the kouign amann at Galileo Panificio on the east side of Centro.
Hey Alex!!!! Fantastic video! ❤ Drop in for a visit when you are in the area, I’m near El Faro, around the corner from your favorite lavenderia, Mercado de La Cruz.
That might not have sounded right but the add was a lot of nature shots so I thought it was filler. The main reason I think it didn’t seem like a comercial was because your editing in this blog was really good!
Yes Panico has to be top bakery..alternatively to locating a Panderia....nice people..next time pickup from jar on counter the look like rasiens..nice snack..I live on this street a week..sorry put off of the outside of the taco place...should tried it.. In the area stop off at Noun...nice people...great natural food...a nice free coffee if you do work out. Also past the Temple across street is the Wild Pig..great wings...special order he will barbecue pork..a nice place to stop owner is very nice.. Maybe this is city for my balance of place to stay for culture and places to go to...great video
I am a fairly new subscriber and you convinced me to check out Queretaro, so thanks for your suggestions! We are coming to Queretaro soon and staying in Centro. What is your favorite marcado for produce and a supermercado for general groceries? Thanks!
Cul y Cul restaurante and organic supplies Galileo on Calle Cinco de Mayo has better chocolate babka than NYC! El Mirador for views of the city. Short walk from below plaza. And on the way, look for breach in church wall where the siege of the city was ended by the Mexican Republican army. Plaza de los Fundadores for street food and watching children play in the fountains Parque Alameda. Short walk from above plaza.
Wow, thank you so much! A really good video as usual and you've perfectly answered my question. To be honest, I'd want to repost all of your videos on the Ganjing World site. Your videos and channel name will remain unchanged. I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you!
I’m planning to go at the end of this month to Querétaro, do you have a referral real estate to help us find a furnished house to rent for one month, November, I love your videos and I’m your number one follower !
I’ve never been to Queretaro. We’re planning to visit & would like to stay near the center of the city near the zocalo. Where do you recommend to stay within walking distance?
Man I am so dying and jealous but at the same time so so impressed with Queretaro. I honestly love the vibe and feels like it’s almost like living in the US and/or Canada. It’s so much better the quality of life there than in Veracruz. If anybody here is in Queretaro, I am hoping to come visit as well as to live there. Hope to get some pictures and videos for my travel blog videos. (:
I would love to visit this city! Who would you recommend for a good tour guide? I’m honestly scared to travel from the airport to the city center, as this is my first international trip and I know minimal Spanish. Thanks I’m advance!
@@alex-wittman This to me is a dealbreaker. If you can;t drink the water, or for that matter bathe or brush your teeth, you are in a very vulnerable position. What if your supply chain is disrupted? At least we have safe water here in the US, if nothing else.
@@alex-wittman can you use it to cook with? Sorry to be a bit pedantic but I know someone who picked up an intestinal parasite in Mexico and was very ill for a long time. I really want to know what is safe and what isn’t. Thank you for your time.
@@gensgreenmagic6871 the quality of the water varies around Mexico just like it does in the United States. In Querétaro, I cook with the water & wash my produce.
Planning your first visit to Queretaro? This blog post is packed with the best things to do in Queretaro: backpackingbrunette.com/best-things-queretaro-mexico/
Great list Alex! One of my favorites for coffee and breakfast is Galileo Panificio, they have the best egg/cheese sandwich on their own bread, which you can buy, it's delicious!
One of the best pastries that I've ever had - not just in Querétaro, but in my life - is the kouign amann at Galileo Panificio on the east side of Centro.
My fave, too. I think that is the chocolate babka I posted about above.
Fantastic list of recommendations!
Thanks, Cindy!
So glad I found your channel! I’m from Southern California and I’ll be in Queretaro in about 3 months!! Can’t wait to visit. 🇲🇽
Woohoo, I hope you enjoy your time here, Anahi!
Thank you for this definitive list. We'll be there in less than 5 weeks, and these recommendations will be very helpful. ❤
Glad it was helpful!
Hey Alex!!!! Fantastic video! ❤ Drop in for a visit when you are in the area, I’m near El Faro, around the corner from your favorite lavenderia, Mercado de La Cruz.
Oooo, it sounds like you have a GREAT location, Blair 🤩
So much value. Thank you and bless you!
Got my resident card yesterday, largely thanks to you and of course Ivonne. Waited 9 hours at INM but walked out with my card.
Congrats, James! Way to go!
La Compañía, also in Centro, is another good one for breakfast
Good video as usual. Some of the spots you told me about are on here...... The countdown is on.
You will be here soon, JP!
@@alex-wittman Yes ma'am and take you all to dinner
Which of these places will you definitely check out in Queretaro? Looking for other recommendations? Ask away in the comments!
All of them!
That might not have sounded right but the add was a lot of nature shots so I thought it was filler. The main reason I think it didn’t seem like a comercial was because your editing in this blog was really good!
Awesome video Alex we are considering moving to Queretaro from Puerto Morelos. I wrote all these down 🙂 Muchas gracias
Glad it was helpful!
Great list of recommendations!
Glad you like them, Michael!
Thank you so much for adding me to the list! It was an honor meeting you and adjusting you. Hope to see you soon! Happy travels
I am always happy to support awesome services like yours!
Felicidades a ti y Taylor por tus 5 años ... I don't know how you guys do it but congrats 🎉👏👏
Mil gracias, Benito!
No te pierdas tanto Alex
Yes Panico has to be top bakery..alternatively to locating a Panderia....nice people..next time pickup from jar on counter the look like rasiens..nice snack..I live on this street a week..sorry put off of the outside of the taco place...should tried it..
In the area stop off at Noun...nice people...great natural food...a nice free coffee if you do work out.
Also past the Temple across street is the Wild Pig..great wings...special order he will barbecue pork..a nice place to stop owner is very nice..
Maybe this is city for my balance of place to stay for culture and places to go to...great video
This video was so good that I didn’t even notice when the ads came on for a camera/phone plan! Great content well presented !!!
So glad you liked it, Lora!
Excellent, Alex, and thanks.🤠🍉🍓🥑
Glad you enjoyed it!
I am a fairly new subscriber and you convinced me to check out Queretaro, so thanks for your suggestions! We are coming to Queretaro soon and staying in Centro. What is your favorite marcado for produce and a supermercado for general groceries? Thanks!
I like Mercado La Cruz & La Comer!
Nice suggestions
Mosher is killer - went there on your rec from a video last year! Amazing space, great food
Montanea, Tosca and Begonia Mandarina are closed
Cul y Cul restaurante and organic supplies
Galileo on Calle Cinco de Mayo has better chocolate babka than NYC!
El Mirador for views of the city. Short walk from below plaza. And on the way, look for breach in church wall where the siege of the city was ended by the Mexican Republican army.
Plaza de los Fundadores for street food and watching children play in the fountains
Parque Alameda. Short walk from above plaza.
Thanks for sharing, Robert!
Wow, thank you so much! A really good video as usual and you've perfectly answered my question. To be honest, I'd want to repost all of your videos on the Ganjing World site. Your videos and channel name will remain unchanged. I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you!
I’m planning to go at the end of this month to Querétaro, do you have a referral real estate to help us find a furnished house to rent for one month, November, I love your videos and I’m your number one follower !
One month? In Querétaro your best bet is going to be Airbnb.
Hi, Albino! I agree with Michael's comment that your best best for a rental of less than a year is Airbnb.
A small hotel with small habitaciones is Hotel Casa Aurora, near Plaza de los Fundadores. In the oldest colonia in Qro.
Nice people.
Buen video
9:29 nailed it! 😂
Yessss, I'm glad you liked my dad joke, Miguel! lol
Is there a spa/gym that has a sauna in Querétaro?
In general how much do dentist services cost in Queretaro? Stuff like a root canal, crown, cleaning, etc...
This video is from 2021, but it should still give you an idea! ruclips.net/video/WjbGrXKN4Mk/видео.html
I’ve never been to Queretaro. We’re planning to visit & would like to stay near the center of the city near the zocalo. Where do you recommend to stay within walking distance?
Definitely! If it's your first time in Querétaro, I recommend staying in the centro histórico 🤓
@@alex-wittman mil gracias 🌺
Man I am so dying and jealous but at the same time so so impressed with Queretaro. I honestly love the vibe and feels like it’s almost like living in the US and/or Canada. It’s so much better the quality of life there than in Veracruz. If anybody here is in Queretaro, I am hoping to come visit as well as to live there. Hope to get some pictures and videos for my travel blog videos. (:
Hola Alex como estas?
👍🙂
Thanks for watching, Dave!
I would love to visit this city! Who would you recommend for a good tour guide? I’m honestly scared to travel from the airport to the city center, as this is my first international trip and I know minimal Spanish. Thanks I’m advance!
I have heard good things about tours with Uriel & he also offers driving services: biketourqueretaro.com/en/en-home/
Is it difficult to buy a house directly from owner.
I've known people who have done it & I often see signs that say "trato directo"
Olinka the most expensive place in Queretaro with cheap food quality. Forget it…do not even consider it if you don’t want to feel stolen
Did you find a good place for a massage?
I've heard the spa at Doña Urraca does good massages!
This may be a dumb question, but can you drink the tapwater in Mexico?
It's most common to purchase filtered water to drink.
@@alex-wittman This to me is a dealbreaker. If you can;t drink the water, or for that matter bathe or brush your teeth, you are in a very vulnerable position. What if your supply chain is disrupted? At least we have safe water here in the US, if nothing else.
@@gensgreenmagic6871 I bathe and brush my teeth with the tap water.
@@alex-wittman can you use it to cook with? Sorry to be a bit pedantic but I know someone who picked up an intestinal parasite in Mexico and was very ill for a long time. I really want to know what is safe and what isn’t. Thank you for your time.
@@gensgreenmagic6871 the quality of the water varies around Mexico just like it does in the United States. In Querétaro, I cook with the water & wash my produce.