Queretaro is a state located in central Mexico whose capital city is Santiago de Queretaro. The people of Queretaro enjoy living and tourists are sure to find a pleasant stay in this countryside Anyone who has the opportunity to visit this pleasant country will get the joy of benefiting from a high standard of living, little to no crime and peaceful civil relations. Queretaro is a relaxing, adventure-filled state that is known for having the very first vineyards to grow and prosper producing delicate wines and spirits of anywhere in the Americas, in the city of Tequisquiapan after the colonization of the Spanish. Every May, as a result of these first successes, brings the Festival of Cheese and Wine, celebrating the glorious bounty of those first goats, cows and grape vines and would be recommended to any tourist who enjoys great wines and cheeses. The small mountain town of Pena de Bernal is known for its use of the sheep for its wool to create hand-spun products that tourists can purchase as a piece of Queretaro craftmanship and art.
There are three World Heritage sites in Queretaro including the Historic Monuments Zone of Santiago de Querétaro, the Franciscan Missions in the Sierra Gorda, and the Aqueduct. All of these sites are protected nationally, and are tourist friendly. There is the Pyramid of El Pueblito, which is another interesting archeological site for tourists to visit.
Queretaro is known to have the cleanest water in Mexico, which is a relief to the weary tourist. In the city of Queretaro, tourists can find silver, leather, ceramics and pottery, and other handmade artisan gifts to bring home. The friendly atmosphere invites people from around the world. A visit to Queretaro is sure to bring excitement and experiences only permitted in such a unique state.
