Universidad Anahuac Queretaro

In Querétaro, you’ll travel back in time as you stroll through the centuries-old streets where natives and Spanish colonists lived side by side; Listed as a Unesco World Heritage site, the city
Located just 2h30 north of Mexico City, on the fertile Bajio plain, the region is devoted to agriculture and livestock farming;
You’ll wander from cobbled streets to shady squares, and around the corner you’ll be surprised by palaces, churches and other colorful, Baroque, Churrigueresque bourgeois residences…
Among the 3,000 or so historic and colonial buildings to discover, don’t miss the Templo de Santa Rosa de Viterbo, the city’s most exuberant Baroque church; the Templo de Santa Clara and its austere façade; the elegant San Francisco church; the regional museum, housed in a former Franciscan convent, which traces the history of the region; the Theater of the Republic and the Casa de la Corregidora, places steeped in history; the Santa Cruz convent and the aqueduct….
Don’t forget to listen to the orchestra at the Zenea garden, or take a stroll up Cerro de las Campanas, a small hill to the west of the city with a lovely park offering panoramic views of the surrounding mountains;