San Miguel de Allende Architecture History Walk

San Miguel de Allende Architecture History Walk

Ian Hayden Parker

San Miguel de Allende

Pueblo Mágico, Tourism

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San Miguel de Allende wears its past in stone, tile, and plaster. To walk its streets is to trace layers of power, faith, aspiration, and reinvention. This San Miguel de Allende architecture history walk grounds visitors in the stories embedded in its façades, courtyards, and civic spaces—stories of the patrons who commissioned them, the craftsmen who built them, and the cultural shifts that repurposed them over centuries. From the improbable Gothic spires that define the...

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