San Miguel de Allende is a picturesque little town in the mountains of Guanajuato:
The winding, cobblestone streets can take some getting used to, and the altitude can be a challenge for those of delicate constitution.
Still, SMdA is undeniably charming and full of character, will a village-like air. Like many Mexican cities, it is based around a central square dominated by a large cathedral:
Over the years, the town has become home to large numbers of artists (particularly painters) and American expats. This has led to a profusion of high-end restaurants, silly-expensive real estate, souvenir shops, and art galleries:
As a tourist site, I highly recommend it for the shopping alone. It is one of those places with few specific destinations or sights/ Simply amble through the town and enjoy it.
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