An increase in vehicle break-ins—along with several cases of muggings targeting pedestrians—in the San Antonio neighborhood of San Miguel de Allende has alarmed residents. They are calling for an increased Public Security presence, asserting that patrols in the area are few and far between. Residents of the aforementioned neighborhood note that thefts have proliferated in […]

During 2025, museums in Mexico recorded an influx of 52.2 million visitors, representing an increase of 0.6 million people compared to 2024. This is revealed in the most recent Museum Statistics report presented by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI). Attendance was concentrated in three states, which collectively accounted for 63.2% of the […]

The Municipal President of San Miguel de Allende, Mauricio Trejo Pureco, noted that—despite the efforts undertaken by the three levels of government at the Allende Dam—they are barely managing to win the battle regarding the containment of the water hyacinth. He explained that eradicating the infestation will require additional machinery, resources, and manpower, as well […]

The Rancho Hotel Atascadero, one of the most iconic historical landmarks in the municipality, has begun to be demolished after more than 75 years of operation as a tourist hotel. You can also read: Passenger train could arrive at the old train station in León Located on the extension of Santo Domingo, on the edge […]

Cantinflas arrived dressed as a priest in a fictional town, but ended up leaving behind a very real piece of Guanajuato. It’s still there, among facades, bells, and alleyways that can still be explored. Some films function almost like time capsules, even if you don’t watch them that way. They’re famous for their comedy, for […]

Part of San Miguel de Allende’s history has been reduced to stones and earth with the demolition of the Rancho Hotel Atascadero, a property that provided lodging for over 75 years and was recognized as one of the first tourist hotels in the municipality. The emblematic hacienda also boasted a multifaceted history, having served as […]

Celebrity weddings in San Miguel de Allende have become a favorite destination for Mexican and international celebrities to celebrate weddings filled with luxury, privacy, and Mexican traditions. The city in Guanajuato, renowned for its colonial architecture and romantic atmosphere, has been the setting for weddings that quickly become trending topics on social media and in […]

On the outskirts of San Miguel de Allende, amidst fields of vineyards, olive groves, and lavender, the Vendimia Brava (Wild Harvest) of La Santísima Trinidad vineyards takes place. Every year, towards the end of April or the beginning of May, this vineyard becomes the setting for a celebration that combines wine and tradition in a […]

San Miguel de Allende already has something that draws you in. Those cobblestone streets, that light at 6 pm, that feeling that time flows differently. Now imagine all of that with Rosewood’s philosophy of wellness on top. And when we talk about wellness here, we’re not just talking about the spa (although the spa deserves […]

Ricardo García, Undersecretary of Sexual Diversity in Guanajuato, acknowledged that some municipalities have encountered resistance in establishing units dedicated to addressing sexual and gender diversity, and that only slightly more than 20 cities have complied with this requirement. However, they cannot set a deadline for compliance because the law does not specify penalties. “At this […]