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Type | Name | Service Provider | Confirmation | Location | Cost | Notes | Actions |
Bed and Breakfast | La Encantada | Air BnB | Santiago de Querétaro | $607.92 |
Located in the oldest neighborhood of the historic center and next to the Temple of the Cross, emblematic site of Queretaro's history, as well as the viewpoint and famous arches, plazas, bars, and restaurants.
The CANARIAN room is located within "La Encantada “, a 17th-century house in El Barrio más antigua del Centro Histórico, a 5-minute walk from Los Arcos. Nearby you will find bars, restaurants, markets, gyms, shopping and sports malls, history and culture. |
Trip Log
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I'm sad that it's our last day here. Working "from home" in Mexico has been absolutely wonderful. Queretaro is a wonderful city and we've thoroughly enjoyed everything about being here. | |
Miracle of miracles - we got a message this morning from WestJet saying that we're confirmed on our flight from YVR to YEG. I guess we're actually going home. | |
After my spectacular night's sleep last night, I felt much better than I have the last couple of days. I worked for a while, then we went for breakfast at my favorite square (outdoor seating), then I worked for a while, then we went walkabout in Centro Sur. Then, one last visit to Taco Tucson, where we had some awesome tacos and we both enjoyed a 1L cup of guayaba (guava) juice.
After dinner we headed back to La Encantada to have a quiet beer on the roof, but the city had other plans. Apparently tonight was the night for a feminist march that came by right underneath our building, circled around El Tanque, and then returned from whence they came. We're a little disappointed that they vandalized El Tanque in the process. |
Photos
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Another pic of our foyer... it's just so beautiful!
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Breakfast near Monument of the Corregidora
I really like having meals at this little square. It's one of the few places that has outdoor seating.
We had Café de Olla. -
Dinner at Taco Tucson, including a 1L cup of Gauyaba (guava) juice for each of us
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Interesting graffiti
Note the leftmost corn cob is painted partly on the wall and partly on the pole in front of the wall -
More interesting graffiti
The skull graffiti is being reclaimed by nature and her vines -
Ambitious dog walker has seven perros
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Here comes the women's march
We watched from our roof -
F**k the Patriarchy
The woman in pink, front of photo, just off-center to the right carries a sign that I could read -
Some of the women get up on the side of El Tanque
El Tanque -
Annnnnnd... they vandalize it
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After the crowd is gone, the message remains