Best places: Museums in Santiago de Querétaro, Mexico

Regional history museum with 6 exhibition rooms of artifacts in a 16th-century colonial convent.

👍👍 One of the most beautiful buildings in the capital of the state of Querétaro. The patio is eye-catching.

👍 Well preserved train station from about 1903. Beautiful architecture.

Museum devoted to local artist Santiago Carbonell, showcasing his large format, realist paintings.

Historic hill & national park featuring a statue of Benito Juárez along with a chapel & museum.

Centuries-old furniture, decor, paintings & other art displayed in a 17th-century mansion.

👍👍 Excellent place, quite touristic and historical. Teachers and students get in free, so bring your credentials.

👍👍 A place full of silence, for prayer and encounter with God.

A 500-seat auditorium in a grand 1850s building hosting a program of plays & live music, plus tours.

👍👍 I think that with so many photos that I uploaded, there are many coriander sculptures, paintings, abstract works of all, a bit audiovisual, clean, very friendly people and if they want the greatest of all Sundays, it is free, so to attend with the family with children is very interesting there are...

City park offering wide, tree-covered footpaths, a skateboard track & occasional exhibitions.

Art & culture exhibits, performances, workshops & kids’ events in a historic baroque mansion.

👍👍 Sizable exhibition space filled with older and contemporary religious art. Entrance is 50 pesos and another 25 pesos if you are bringing professional video recording equipment. I really loved the exhibit showing the backpacking pilgrims as they travel to various sacred sites around Europe. Dedica...

👍👍 Found this place on Google and I am so happy we came! There were soooo many critters to look at, they were beautiful and creepy at the same time. The older gentleman who owns this place was very sweet and so knowledgeable of this critters! They had live spiders and Madagascar roaches. You could take...

👍👍 Beautiful large gallery spaces. Modern art. Free entry but if you have a bag or backpack you may need to check it in.

👍👍 Historic place; this was the last time Maximiliano was imprisoned and from there he was taken to the hill of the three crosses to shoot him. The place has simple spaces but one is struck by the history of what happened there; In addition one can see the history of the uniforms of the armies of that...

👍👍 Excellent place, very nice for outdoor events, it has a tent that covers the stage, and in the background there are trees that give a lot of shade to the spectators, only at certain hours it only hits right in front of the stage, but as the afternoon progresses shade is made throughout the garden....

👍 Un gran lugar para poder inscribirse a varias actividades que ahí se imparten, los costos son muy accesibles para toda la gente que guste asistir, desde clases de Taekwondo, pasando por el idioma inglés, francés, danza, pintura, dibujo, etc., Además el trato es excelente, son muy amables y nos guían...

😠 It is really sad and a pity that it only has one exhibition without further dissemination. The glass frames do not allow you to appreciate the works since they reflect a lot, the policeman at the entrance, although he was attentive to his game on his cell phone, prevented him from giving me further...

👍👍 Un lugar bellísimo. El museo es sencillo, pero el paso del tren y el saludo del maquinista valen la pena 😊