Santiago de Querétaro Classic Car Tour

If you are looking to explore Santiago de Querétaro with comfort and style, consider taking this classic car tour. You can select from various routes that include the Aqueduct, Cerro de las Campanas, the Plaza de Armas, and other notable sites.

Santiago de Querétaro Classic Car Experience

Available Routes

Upon reservation, you can opt for one of three distinct routes, each lasting from 45 minutes to one hour. All tours commence and conclude at the oh! Turismo offices. The journey will be made in stagecoaches, charming electric vehicles designed to resemble the iconic Ford T from the early 20th century, promising an unforgettable experience.

La Cruz Neighborhood & Aqueduct Journey

By selecting this route, you will explore Querétaro's aqueduct, a monumental treasure of the city. We will observe this World Heritage site and uncover its rich history dating back to the 18th century.

Additionally, during this classic car excursion, we will visit the La Cruz neighborhood, housing one of the city's oldest religious structures, the chapel of El Calvarito. This location provides insights into the origin of the city's name and the historic conflicts between Spaniards and Indigenous peoples that occurred here in 1531.

Cerro de las Campanas Adventure

If history fascinates you, join us in a classic car as we head to Cerro de las Campanas, a site of considerable significance in Santiago de Querétaro. This is the location where Maximilian of Habsburg surrendered and was executed, a pivotal event in Mexican history. We will share captivating stories about these events.

You will also stroll through the historic center of the city, admiring its stunning mansions and churches, including the renowned Santa Rosa de Viterbo, a superb representation of Mexican colonial baroque architecture.

Old Station & Plaza de Armas Tour

Are you eager to discover the Old Railway Station of Santiago de Querétaro? Let’s go! Riding in our classic cars, we will visit this significant site inaugurated in 1904. You’ll appreciate the craftsmanship utilized in the creation of this building, especially in the ironwork of its windows, made with local materials.

We will also seize the chance to explore the iconic Plaza de Armas of Santiago de Querétaro, taking in the exteriors of some of the city's most important convents. Be prepared to capture stunning photographs!