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The following Tours are outside of San Miguel and offer you a unique historical perspective of life outside of the city.
Climb a mountain offering spectacular views of the lake (including where the chapel steeple pierces the waterline) and pre-Hispanic cave art.
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View the hacienda where the mules were exchanged on the Silver Route, a Colonial Era water conservation project and view the crater left from the first volcano to erupt in the Americas.
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Venture an hour outside of town to enjoy a hike through pastures, creeks, woods and a canyon leading to a 1672 aquaduct that supplied the energy for a mill.
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Enjoy, up close and personal, what makes San Miguel de Allende the epicenter of both the cult of cross and witchcraft.
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Travel the north-south silver trade route, a visit to a cloistered monastery and their chapel, visit to chapels in Atotonilco
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