Magical town Dolores Hidalgo and Sanctuary of Atotonilco - San Miguel de Allende

Discover the historic magic town of Dolores Hidalgo! registered as the cradle of the National Independence; the stage for Father Don Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla to call the people at dawn on September 16, 1810, by ringing the bells. Immerse in History by knowing the emblematic Parish of Our Lady of Sorrows, the House of Visits, the Museum of Independence, and the House of Mariano Abasolo. It should be mentioned that Don Miguel Hidalgo was the one who inherited the craft of Talavera pottery and ceramics, which enjoys great prestige in our days, as well as the unusual flavors of the ice creams of this place. Also, visit Atotonilco, known as the Mexican Sistine Chapel for all the pictorial art contained inside this beautiful Sanctuary, its founder Father Luís Felipe Neri de Alfaro, dedicated most of his life to leaving an evangelizing work, years before the start of the War of Independence.

1. 1

   Parroquia Nuestra Senora de los Dolores

   Pass by

   It was in this temple that the independence of Mexico began, when the priest Miguel Hidalgo called the people to take up arms and rebel against the Spanish

2. 2

   Mausoleo de Jose Alfredo Jimenez

   Pass by

   You will be able to see the most picturesque tomb in Guanajuato, remembering the great Mexican music singer Jose Alfredo Jimenez

3. 3

   Atotonilco

   2 hours

   Known as the Mexican Sistine Chapel for all the pictorial art contained within this beautiful Sanctuary.

• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

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