San Miguel de Allende is a colonial town in the highlands of Mexico, with a population of 60,000 including about 5,000 expatriate North Americans and Europeans. San Miguel was founded in 1542 and grew rich on the silver trade during the 17th and 18th centuries.

Today San Miguel is a cosmopolitan cultural and artistic center, and a mecca for artists and educated travelers. Generations of North Americans have attended the famous Instituto Allende and other art and learning institutions. This lovely town has cobblestone walking streets, 300 year old colonial buildings, flower filled parks, plazas and patios and outstanding international dining, shopping and entertainment and cultural events.

San Miguel has been on Conde Nast’s list of the ten most desirable places in the world to visit, and is noted for its year round temperate climate.

Casa Guadalupe is located in the desirable and friendly San Antonio neighborhood of San Miguel, just a 5 minute walk to Instituto Allende, the famous art and cultural institute, a 10 minute walk to Parque Juarez, and a 15 minute walk to the central Jardin with all the shops, restaurants, art galleries and museums along the way.

Casa Guadalupe is named after the Lady of Guadalupe is well loved by Mexicans. She represents trust, beauty and love and the integration of the Indigenous and Christian cultures.

Casa Guadalupe is two completely furnished units with a third mezzanine level bathroom and small bedroom. Each unit has its own plant filled patio. Both share a sunny roof terrace with plants and flowers and a view of San Miguel.

Activities nearby: Enjoy the many cultural activities in San Miguel, or advance your education at several art, dance and language schools. There are many cultural events, concerts and festivals year round in San Miguel. Walking, hiking, sightseeing, shopping, restaurants, music, theatre, museums, galleries, art and language schools, library, churches. Nearby hiking, biking, horseback riding, tennis, swimming and hot springs.

San Miguel de Allende is located in the highlands of Guanajuato, Mexico, 250 mi NE of Mexico City or 1.5 hour drive from Leon Airport.