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San Miguel de Allende: Why This UNESCO Mexican City Has Been Voted #1 Small City in the World 7 Times

San Miguel de Allende: Why This UNESCO Mexican City Has Been Voted #1 Small City in the World 7 Times

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Voted the #1 small city in the world seven times by Condé Nast Traveler. Spring-like weather 365 days a year. A Waldorf Astoria moving in next door. This isn't a fantasy — it's San Miguel de Allende, and today's guest has lived there for 17 years.Greg is a real estate broker and owner of the first Berkshire Hathaway Home Services franchise in all of Mexico. He moved to San Miguel at 50, intending to semi-retire — and never looked back. In this episode he gives us the full insider's guide: where to eat, what to do, when to go, and everything you need to know before you arrive. Love Mexico? We have two more episodes you'll enjoy — Mexico Off the Tourist Trail: An Aussie Expat's Local Guide and Mérida Travel Guide: Cenotes, Flamingos & Hidden Gems in the Yucatán.Mexico Off the Tourist Trail: An Aussie Expat’s Local GuideIn This EpisodeWhy San Miguel de Allende keeps beating out cities worldwide for the #1 small city titleWhere to eat — including the world's #1 rooftop restaurant and a chef covered in tattoos who's held the #1 spot for 18 yearsThe one dish you must try (and you'll never find it in Australia or the US)How to get there, get around, and why you should leave the hire car at homeFestivals: Day of the Dead, the Katrina Parade, the world's largest bilingual film festival, and 150 other celebrations a yearThe "random Aztec parade factor" — and what mañana really meansGreg's top tips for planning your visitAbout San Miguel de AllendeLocation: Central Mexico, inland at 6,400 feet altitude — no humidity, no beach crowdsClimate: Spring-like year-round; 40°F diurnal swing in winter, never snowsPopulation: ~175,000 — compact, walkable, European village feelClosest airports: Querétaro (QRO) and León (BJX) — both ~75 minutes awayWhere to EatThe Restaurant — Greg's top pick for foodies; the chef (a tattooed local legend) has held the #1 spot for 18 yearsQuince — voted #1 rooftop restaurant in the entire world; stunning views of 26 of the city's 28 cathedralsCentro — the central neighbourhood where 90% of the city's 650 restaurants are concentrated; start hereThe dish to try: Chiles en Nogada — a green chile stuffed with ground beef, raisins and nuts, topped with white sauce and pomegranate seeds (red, white and green = the Mexican flag). Available September through Christmas.Things to DoWalking tour with Patronato Pro Niños — a nonprofit that provides free healthcare for Mexican children; runs every Monday, Wednesday and Friday in Centro. No booking required. Covers history, architecture and culture.Day trip to Nirvana — a boutique resort 10 minutes outside town. Day pass ($120 USD) includes a three-course lunch, massage, pool access and natural hot springs (water comes out of the ground at 104°F).Atotonilco — the "Sistine Chapel of Mexico," a short drive north. Full of UNESCO-refurbished murals. You can tour it in 20 minutes.Vineyard tours — 20–30 vineyards in the area; San Miguel is the second-largest wine district in Mexico. Food-paired wine tastings make for a great half day.Natural hot springs — scattered around the region; water surfaces at hot-tub temperaturesHot air balloon rides — a popular way to see the city and surrounds from aboveATV tours — for something more activeLocal pyramid — uncovered about 12 years ago; a fun add-on if you've never seen one Want a private guide? Then click here to book your one day private tour of San Miguel De Allende from Mexico.Getting There & Getting AroundFly into: Querétaro (QRO) or León (BJX) — both ~75 minutes from the cityFrom Mexico City: 3.5–4 hour luxury bus or shuttleAirport transfers: Book a shuttle in advance (roughly $30 USD per person); they meet you with a name signIn the city: Don't rent a car. You won't need it. Walk, take a taxi (~200 cabs in town), or use Uber/Lyft (both reliable, ~3 minutes wait.Get in Touch with Greg GunterWebsite: DreamProHomesLuxury.com Instagram: GreghunterrealestateYoutube: San Miguel Dream Pro HomesThis post contains affiliate links. If you book through these links, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you — it helps keep the podcast going. Thank you!Send us Fan MailHelp Truly Expat Travel by leaving a review or making a donation Here is the link - https://buymeacoffee.com/trulyexpatFind me on:Website: Truly Expat Travel Facebook: Truly ExpatInstagram: Truly Expat Travel TikTok: Truly Expat Travel Running this podcast takes a lot of coffee (and countless hours exploring every destination!). If you found this helpful and want to support more honest, detailed travel guides and itineraries, you can buy me a coffee. No pressure though – I'm just happy you're here and hope you have an incredible adventure! 🙂
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