Templo y Convento de la Santa Cruz de los Milagros

5 Davey Rawlinson - a year ago

Great tour that helps maintain the facility. However, if you're not a Spanish speaker, you may not get as much from the tour (IMHO, still worthwhile). For 60 years or older, the cost is $10 pesos per adult (about 50 cents). Otherwise, it's $20 pesos per person (about $1 USD).

The famous Querétaro aquaduct terminates inside the convent walls. The kitchen area includes a view of the "refrigeration" methods from before the industrial age, as well as the chimney for the cooking fires and the water storage wells. Highly recommend.

4 The Other Mike - 2 years ago

A beautiful church in downtown Queretaro. A peaceful place in the middle of town. Like most of the churches I've visited in Mexico, the architecture is impressive. Busy on the weekends, this square is a great place to soak up the local culture.

5 Sundal Nandal - 11 months ago

I absolutely love this place. I usually will buy an ‘Elote asado’ from the street vendor at the corner, sit on the steps and people watch and eat corn.

5 Marie de Villepin - 2 years ago

The spines of the tree there miraculously changed and took the shape of a cross with 3 additional small spines showing the wounds of Christ. I go there at least twice every time I go to Queretaro. Powerful pilgrimage place.

5 Sagrario Huerta - 9 months ago

Love it.. Nice historical place with a guide visit

5 Linked World - a year ago

It's a History jewel Historic 15th-century church/convent featuring a cross of tree thorns

5 Constance Rawlinson - 2 years ago

A lovely tour full of history and architecture. Take the tour. It's worthwhile!