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Named best small city in the world, San Miguel de Allende is an enchanting haven for art, culture and history. A design lover’s dream! This itinerary outlines the best way to spend 3 days exploring SMA in a flexible format with additional restaurants and activities to choose from. Everything you need in one place, so you can focus on enjoying your trip! Unlock for access to my curated recommendations from personal experience and insider travel industry knowledge: 🗺 Flexible day by day itinerary with logistics details 🛌 Places to stay | luxury and boutique hotels and Airbnbs 🎨 Things to do | local markets, hard to find artisan boutiques, and the best countryside wineries and thermal springs. 🌮 Places to eat | a mix of casual and elevated breakfast, lunch, and dinner options Each recommendation includes notes and insights. Check the guide below or use the interactive map to look through the options. It’s mobile-friendly and easy to use on the go. This is a living guide. You will receive future updates including new places and deeper insights without paying more later!

Everything you need to know about where to go, what to see and where to eat/drink in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico! This beautiful town if full of cobblestone streets, flowers, history and so much art! Included sections in this guide: - Interactive map with 30+ places pinned - Areas to Stay (and our Airbnb link) - Sites to See - Museums and Art Galleries - Activities to Do - Where to Eat and Drink - Best Sunset Spots Unlocking this guide gives you access for life so you will automatically receive any updates when we return to San Miguel or hear of additional recommendations from other travellers. Plus this guide is web- and mobile-friendly so you can save it to reference as you travel! We hope this guide provides everything you need to know to plan your own trip to San Miguel de Allende. Tag us in your planning and travels so we can see your experiences in this amazing town! @EricandSarah_

San Miguel de Allende is a pueblo mágico in the Mexican state of Guanajuato. It is incredibly beautiful with stunning architecture and cobblestone streets. It is also a retirement destination for Americans, Canadians, and Europeans; about 20% of the total population here is foreign. Because of that, it tends to be on the more expensive side, and a high proportion of local establishments are also foreign-owned. In this guide, I will provide you with (local) places to stay and eat within your budget, as well as places worth visiting. Buen viaje!