I think one of the reasons its really good is how close it is to places you're going to want to visit. San Miguel de Allende and Mexico City are pretty close all things considered. Smaller and less well known places like Bernal and Tequisquiapan (lesser known places among foreigners that are hidden gems). QRO is a thriving city that locals complain is "getting too expensive" but its really a place people who are looking to move to Mexico, especially if you want great weather, should consider. Similar to San Miguel de Allende but less foreigners. There are lots of factories in the vicinity so there are times where there's bad air quality, apparently, although I didn't notice it when I was there.
Go wine tasting. We liked Norte B. Their wine flights are basically 6 full wine glasses! And it was delicious! Also climb the Peña de Bernal. Amazing views! After, have some pulque.
Visit Parque Querétaro 2000. It’s huge and a very nice place to exercise. Also, visit the Antea mall. And take a tour on a double decker bus. The tour is in Spanish, but you get to see the historic downtown. And visit Hercules beer garden for some craft beers.
We have stayed in QRO for 3 months, actually 5-mins away from Veggie Happy :D and loved every single moment in this city! there was another (cheaper and better for us) vegan restaurant nearby called Clorofila. Highly recommend it for lunch - they have a menu but their burgers were our absolute fav with crunchy, APPLES!!!!! there is a park as well with a huge Benito Juarez statue (Cerro de las Campanas) which is an important historical place for Mexico. Just sit down and wait for the squirrels, colourful birds, butterflies, a nice green area in the city! awww, thanks for bringing those nice memories back. HAVE FUN!!! :)
I am watching you from Queretaro, Mexico, where I have relocated, It is a beautiful, safe, and clean city in the middle of Mexico, and 3 hours from Chicago. I have a beautifully furnished apartment overlooking the entire city from my balcony and living room. My apartment includes all paid utilities and maid service. I have a driver also to shop for me. Not bad for a 79 years young retiree. USA became too expensive and deadly for me, so I called 1-800 Got Junk and had my entire two bedrooms emptied, and I did not have junk. They charge $800 per truck with 2 men, and I needed 4 and one half trucks with 10 men, and it took 6 and one half hours. I had lived there almost 24 years, and all they did was go up on everything, and only took care of the outside, except geese and dog droppings.YUCK! Please let go and let God always.
I’m crying looking at this video. I have been waiting for almost a year to do my pre-trip to Queretaro before I move permanently in May 2022. I’m leaving next week Tuesday for 5 days. Doing the same run that you guys are doing. Flying into Mexico City then taking the 3 1/2 hour bus ride. CAN’T WAIT! I am so excited. Your journey to Queretaro and video could not have come at a better time for me. Viva Mexico!
@@TravelWTravis….I actually just extended my stay. I’ll be there for 9 days instead of 5 days. I had to “fenagul” my airfare back to the U.S. Spent a little bit more but I know it will be worth it. So glad the two of you are enjoying Queretaro.
@@thetacokawaii5708….I have been retired for a few years now. I am Moving to Mexico (specifically Queretaro) to connect to my Mayan Heritage and have a better quality of life. I’m a Native Hawaiian, born and raised in Hawaii so living on the mainland U.S. continent for the last 4 years is not for me and moving back to Hawaii right now is too expensive on my retirement income.
Hi Guys! The owner was soo cool, AND, so supportive of his other Vegan competitors. That was so nice to see. Cheers! Much love from SOFLO! Stay safe... ;-) T
Really enjoyed your take on Queretaro! Thank you for mentioning me at the end of your video. Today is my 60th birthday, and you capped it off perfectly! Love you guys! ❤️❤️
We hadn't heard of Querétaro until Tangerine Travels moved there, but it looks like it's got a lot to offer. Those burgers looked amazing! 😋 Love how passionate the owner was about his food 😀
I spent three weeks in QRO in February 2019. It never rained and was never cloudy. Made a few lifelong friends. One of my favorite places in this country. BTW: we're heading to Morelia on Saturday for ten days. ¿Have you been there yet?
Hey guys - we absolutely love your videos. We've been watching since day one. We, too, are vegan and gay - together since 1997 - married since 2016. Loved your first Queretaro video - looking forward to the second one tomorrow! :-) I began researching places to retire about 4 years ago and - on paper - had decided on Queretaro. After traveling to Mexico several times, we've decided to move to San Miguel de Allende. It's only about an hour from Queretaro, which is awesome. We both LOVE Queretaro, but we have been bitten by the San Miguel bug. If you haven't been, do yourself a favor - it's A-MAZING!!! Thank you both for the entertaining and informative videos. And David - OMG - what a voice, dude!!!!! We've listened to all your covers and are amazed at your vocal talent. You are one of THE best male vocalists we've ever heard. Much love to you both, Rick & Hal
We just moved to Queretaro last month and it's AMAZING! We are loving it here so much. We thought it might be nice and a good first step into our journey into Mexico, but we could seriously see ourselves settling here forever. So glad to see you liked it! Queretaro is surrounded by many Pueblos Magicos, so it's worth checking out one of those as well! San Miguel de Allende, Bernal, and Tequisquiapan are all good choices!
@@frankhill6393 Gracias por responder Francisco. No les he recomendado ciudades playeras a los señores porque al David no le agrada la arena. El mismo señor David lo comentó hace varios meses. Saludos.
The place you all stayed in looked amazing.. Love the layout. David is hilarious in the fact that every time you two travels, he goes to sleep right away😁. Thanks guys for sharing your awesome travels.🙌💕😇
I’ve been in Qro. 12 years & it’s just getting better. So glad that lovely people like you two are discovering it as well. Bienvenidas amigos - disfrutan!! So glad you featured Veggie Happy - they rock & deserve the recognition. ; )
We traveled to Santiago de Querétaro on 2018. Had an amazing experience, a city full of history, culture and delicious food. This is just the tip of the iceberg…..Mexico has a lot to offer. Im glad that you are discovering and enjoying my home country. Saludos amigos.
I also loved your new friend in the vegan place. I would take a small, consistently good menu anytime. I swear, you two have a built in "food detector"!! lol
What a great video! In three weeks and two days, my husband Jorge and I (Joseph - Pepe in Spanish) and our happy dog Buddy are moving from Dallas, Texas, to Querétaro! We have signed a year’s lease on a great house in Zibatá, a community about 15 northeast of downtown Querétaro. We are super excited! This Monday November 15) we will celebrate our 30th anniversary. A lot to be thankful for! :-)
Ummmm....pretty sure I told you LOL! I love that bus station in CDMX! Queretaro is so so clean. We were also there for Dia de Muertos 2018. LOVE that the restaurant owners support each other. Lots of money in Queretaro and yet still an affordable city in which to live. You guys have me seriously considering a plant-based diet. Maybe come on over to the family LOL! Shlomo (sp?) was just lovely. And the aquaduct! Looks like a nice Airbnb, especially for $28/night. Loving the "extra shots." - Anne
The Betrayal of the American Dream.. Donald Bartlett Excellent audio book and on UA-cam .Ask yourself if it is God or the devil speaking to you, so please obey God, for the evil devil will make you do your worst, and he will roll over laughing, how he made a fool out of you. Always do the RIGHT THING! You know right from wrong, and do not be dishonest, criminal, or GREEDY, for you will lose every time. Karma never loses an address, so behave, for God watches and will judge everyone. BEHAVE ALWAYS!
Love your video! Not sure if you'll see this, but I hope you do. My wife and I just visited Merida and were honestly disappointed by the architecture. It all just felt very boxy and dirtier than we expected. It sounds like Querétaro Is much more charming. Would you agree?... Maybe we missed the best neighborhoods. But we even visited "Las Americas" and again it just sort of missed on expectations. Maybe I'm expecting too much 😅
From Mexico city airport you can take The Bus directly to Querétaro. Just ask for Primera Plus bus station. Hope you can visit beautiful towns of Querétaro like Bernal and Tequisquiapan.
As a vegan who desire to relocate to Queretaro I am exited to there for a vacay in October!! It’s calling me. This trip will be my birthday gift to myself. I’m looking forward to visiting Veggie Happy while there 😊
I am from Queretaro, living in Canada for 30 years. I had tears in my eyes just by watching your video and see that you had a great experience!! I miss my beautiful Queretaro so much, especially my family, friends, weather and food. I go there every year but part of me is still there. wish you all the best, and have fun visiting so many beautiful places in Mexico!!
I found this video and I like the Mexican president he said next year open New Airport in cdmx 2022 the day March 21 he said you can travel everywhere in Mexico pretty cheap saludos cuídese ya me suscribí!!
Viva Querétaro les falta visitar la fábrica de cerveza artesanal de Hércules, aquí en la cañada contamos con la iglesia más antigua de Querétaro donde aún se encuentra la pila donde fue bautizado Conín....... saludos
Why do you spent so much time on food? This is an overview of the whole city, not just your simple pleasure. I might have completely different taste, why do I have to watch this if I want to know about the city life?
*0:45** You guys been in Mexico for a while and haven't get used to Celsius vs Farenheit kms va miles, kilos vs lbs, no yet?* *Come on guys you can do it, It's time!*
Hope you enjoy our city! I personally recommend you visit la Sierra gorda. Pueblos magicos like; San Joaquín, Pinal de amoles, pañamiller or Bernal. Or my favorite place; Mirador de cuatro palos.
I’m so glad you came to my home..now you have a better idea of why my boyfriend and I chose Querétaro over Merida the weather is amazing.. I live in the Juriquilla area which is more modern. Welcome and I hope you enjoyed your time and I’m not vegan but I will definitely go to the places you went to and do it for a day or so.. another great video thank you ❤️
Thank you for highlighting Querétaro. I cannot wait to visit early next year. While you mentioned that you guys took the bus from Mexico City, do you know if we can take my small dog inside the bus? I will have her in an enclosed dog carrier (same one I use for the airlines). I can even purchase a designated seat for my lovey if needed. Any information will be highly appreciated. Keep great videos coming. We do plan on visiting Merida sometime in the very near future :)
Great question! We didn’t see any pets, but it sounds like service ones are allowed onboard and others are allowed in the luggage area below (probably not ideal!). There’s more info here: www.mexperience.com/transport/bus-travel-in-mexico/#8A
I'm a meatatarian, I'm beyond saving but I'm glad that you saved yourselves and enjoyed being vegans. Just call the city Queretaro, I can't understand why people are so picky for the whole name. Queretaro was the name given by the native people then it was changed to Santiago de Queretaro when the Spaniards arrived so why would you add something to the original name? I'm sure people will complain but se la vie!
It is the first time I watch one of your videos and I am glad I found your channel. I love your video and like your production style a lot! It is great you are having such a good time in my city.
Great video! One question what airlines did you find that flies direct from Merida to Querétaro? TAR dropped the direct flight a couple of years ago, and I have been searching. Any help would be great. Thanks Sean
Great job you guys. I love your videos. You really capture the easy-going charm of the city. Exactly what I'm looking for when I move to Mexico. If you guys decide to put together a travel guide, I would totally support that.
You guys are killing me lol. We keep missing each other. I just spent the month of Oct in QRO. If you're in the touristy central area of QRO or a gated community or up in the Juriquilla area fine. Great for a vacation. However, living outside those areas might be a different experience if you don't have a car. There are also some areas to not be in and I, unfortunately, found one. The one problem with Airbnb is that the accommodations may be lovely but you do not get the exact location until you book and doing google street view may be from years ago which I just discovered.
haha oh no! We're like trains passing in the night, apparently! And that's a bummer you didn't have a great place it sounds like - we're glad we lucked out with this place in Centro!
Hi guys I am glad that you liked Queretaro my husband and I live here. He is from the USA and I am mexican. He wanted to move to mexico and he convinced me to move to queretaro I am from sonora mexico. And I am an American citizen. We love our weather here and how clean Queretaro is. It really has a lot to offer we are going to get the booster shot in California we are flying to tijuana Tuesday we will be back Wednesday, we used to live in Tucson Arizona, we are going to Merida Nov 17 I love your videos and thank you for making a lot of video from.Merida I can say that I can be there for vacation seems to hot to me but look awesome. Hope you enjoy our Queretaro and don't forget to visit Tequisquiapan, Amealco . Have fun!
Looks great. I will have to research the year round weather. Not sure I could hang in Merida all year round while it is hot and humid, I just spent 6 months in Tennessee and about melted. This place might be a good goal for me (someday!) Good travels, men!
We have the 4 seasons The rainy season has become quit short Winter is cold in jan and feb Highest temps march - june before the rain Dry heat max 38 in extreme 40
Very enjoyable video, guys. My husband and I had planned a trip to Queretaro and San Miguel in July 2020, and then… well, you know. This made me want to rebook for a summer trip and check out all the places you visited. I’m a former vegan who slides back into it now and then so I really enjoy all your food tips. Also, I like how the two of you keep finishing each other’s sentences!
I Love your videos! Thank you for speaking at such a lovely pace, it makes me appreciate everything even more. I love Mexico. I suggest checking out Morelia Michoacán, and the famous festival of Guanajuato ( also the amazing 2 story opera house with the glass floor).
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If you've been to QRO, what's your favorite thing to do/see/eat? Let us know!
I think one of the reasons its really good is how close it is to places you're going to want to visit. San Miguel de Allende and Mexico City are pretty close all things considered. Smaller and less well known places like Bernal and Tequisquiapan (lesser known places among foreigners that are hidden gems). QRO is a thriving city that locals complain is "getting too expensive" but its really a place people who are looking to move to Mexico, especially if you want great weather, should consider. Similar to San Miguel de Allende but less foreigners. There are lots of factories in the vicinity so there are times where there's bad air quality, apparently, although I didn't notice it when I was there.
Go wine tasting. We liked Norte B. Their wine flights are basically 6 full wine glasses! And it was delicious! Also climb the Peña de Bernal. Amazing views! After, have some pulque.
Visit Parque Querétaro 2000. It’s huge and a very nice place to exercise. Also, visit the Antea mall. And take a tour on a double decker bus. The tour is in Spanish, but you get to see the historic downtown. And visit Hercules beer garden for some craft beers.
We have stayed in QRO for 3 months, actually 5-mins away from Veggie Happy :D and loved every single moment in this city! there was another (cheaper and better for us) vegan restaurant nearby called Clorofila. Highly recommend it for lunch - they have a menu but their burgers were our absolute fav with crunchy, APPLES!!!!! there is a park as well with a huge Benito Juarez statue (Cerro de las Campanas) which is an important historical place for Mexico. Just sit down and wait for the squirrels, colourful birds, butterflies, a nice green area in the city! awww, thanks for bringing those nice memories back. HAVE FUN!!! :)
I'm sure you won't miss Centro and all the wonderful little places to eat. The public bus system is great! - Anne
I am watching you from Queretaro, Mexico, where I have relocated, It is a beautiful, safe, and clean city in the middle of Mexico, and 3 hours from Chicago. I have a beautifully furnished apartment overlooking the entire city from my balcony and living room. My apartment includes all paid utilities and maid service. I have a driver also to shop for me. Not bad for a 79 years young retiree. USA became too expensive and deadly for me, so I called 1-800 Got Junk and had my entire two bedrooms emptied, and I did not have junk. They charge $800 per truck with 2 men, and I needed 4 and one half trucks with 10 men, and it took 6 and one half hours. I had lived there almost 24 years, and all they did was go up on everything, and only took care of the outside, except geese and dog droppings.YUCK!
Please let go and let God always.
I’m crying looking at this video. I have been waiting for almost a year to do my pre-trip to Queretaro before I move permanently in May 2022. I’m leaving next week Tuesday for 5 days. Doing the same run that you guys are doing. Flying into Mexico City then taking the 3 1/2 hour bus ride. CAN’T WAIT! I am so excited. Your journey to Queretaro and video could not have come at a better time for me. Viva Mexico!
Oh that's so fantastic!! You're going to have a wonderful time!!
@@TravelWTravis….I actually just extended my stay. I’ll be there for 9 days instead of 5 days. I had to “fenagul” my airfare back to the U.S. Spent a little bit more but I know it will be worth it. So glad the two of you are enjoying Queretaro.
@@anitamendez116 Retiring?
@@thetacokawaii5708….I have been retired for a few years now. I am Moving to Mexico (specifically Queretaro) to connect to my Mayan Heritage and have a better quality of life. I’m a Native Hawaiian, born and raised in Hawaii so living on the mainland U.S. continent for the last 4 years is not for me and moving back to Hawaii right now is too expensive on my retirement income.
Backpacking Brunette is the best channel about living in QRO, IMO.
Hi Guys! The owner was soo cool, AND, so supportive of his other Vegan competitors. That was so nice to see. Cheers! Much love from SOFLO! Stay safe... ;-) T
Living near Querétaro x 8 months. Love the climate, and, of course, the kindness of locals. Bienvenidos
Gracias!
@@TravelWTravis axaca
Really enjoyed your take on Queretaro! Thank you for mentioning me at the end of your video. Today is my 60th birthday, and you capped it off perfectly! Love you guys! ❤️❤️
Oh my goodness - happy happy birthday!! 🎂🎈🎉🍾🥳
We hadn't heard of Querétaro until Tangerine Travels moved there, but it looks like it's got a lot to offer.
Those burgers looked amazing! 😋 Love how passionate the owner was about his food 😀
Right?! It’s such a hidden gem, let’s just keep this between us 😂🤫
just one word....DAAAAAMMMMNNN!
Ok, a few more words..jajajaja....Love the gentleman at the restaurant and his love of food and sharing.
Once upon a time I was an exchange student in QRO. The city is beautiful! This brought back so many memories.
Oh wow, that’s awesome! What a great place to be a student!
Agreed that it’s a wonderful city. I was there five years ago and it’s incredible. Enjoy!
I spent three weeks in QRO in February 2019. It never rained and was never cloudy. Made a few lifelong friends. One of my favorite places in this country. BTW: we're heading to Morelia on Saturday for ten days. ¿Have you been there yet?
The weather is truly 🤯! We haven’t been to Morelia yet, but it’s on our list!
The weather is truly 🤯! We haven’t been to Morelia yet, but it’s on our list!
The weather is truly 🤯! We haven’t been to Morelia yet, but it’s on our list!
Morelia is the site for the magnificent monarch migration.Occurs in January-March.
@@marilynpeoples5099 Oooo amazing!
Loved this one guys! The flow, music and commentary were awesome! Great job covering the city. Y'all got me craving some churros!
Thanks guys!! ❤️❤️❤️
The owner of Veggie Happy is just the best. He was so excited to share his menu and other local vegan restaurants.
He really was!
Hey guys - we absolutely love your videos. We've been watching since day one. We, too, are vegan and gay - together since 1997 - married since 2016. Loved your first Queretaro video - looking forward to the second one tomorrow! :-) I began researching places to retire about 4 years ago and - on paper - had decided on Queretaro. After traveling to Mexico several times, we've decided to move to San Miguel de Allende. It's only about an hour from Queretaro, which is awesome. We both LOVE Queretaro, but we have been bitten by the San Miguel bug. If you haven't been, do yourself a favor - it's A-MAZING!!! Thank you both for the entertaining and informative videos. And David - OMG - what a voice, dude!!!!! We've listened to all your covers and are amazed at your vocal talent. You are one of THE best male vocalists we've ever heard. Much love to you both, Rick & Hal
Oh wow - thanks so much for your support and those kind words!! ❤️❤️❤️
@@TravelWTravis Thanks for responding! Have a great weekend. I'm so jealous - would love to be spending the weekend in QRO!!! :-)
We just moved to Queretaro last month and it's AMAZING! We are loving it here so much. We thought it might be nice and a good first step into our journey into Mexico, but we could seriously see ourselves settling here forever. So glad to see you liked it! Queretaro is surrounded by many Pueblos Magicos, so it's worth checking out one of those as well! San Miguel de Allende, Bernal, and Tequisquiapan are all good choices!
Yeeees, congrats on making the move! We’ll definitely be back and all the Pueblos mágicos are on our list!
That restaurant - so fantastic!! And he was so passionate about it! Love it. Would LOVE to go there
He’s the best!
Me da gusto que se diviertan en Santiago de Querétaro. Deberían de visitar Taxco de Alaracón.
And while you're Guerrero, don't forget to stop by Ixtapa/Zihuatanejo
@@frankhill6393 Gracias por responder Francisco. No les he recomendado ciudades playeras a los señores porque al David no le agrada la arena. El mismo señor David lo comentó hace varios meses. Saludos.
The place you all stayed in looked amazing.. Love the layout. David is hilarious in the fact that every time you two travels, he goes to sleep right away😁. Thanks guys for sharing your awesome travels.🙌💕😇
Wow - his English was incredible!!
Churros!!
Me encanta comer churros!
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I’ve been in Qro. 12 years & it’s just getting better. So glad that lovely people like you two are discovering it as well. Bienvenidas amigos - disfrutan!! So glad you featured Veggie Happy - they rock & deserve the recognition. ; )
Thanks so much for watching!
I love this!!!! I'm still late, but I'm catching up!!! Woohoo!!
We traveled to Santiago de Querétaro on 2018. Had an amazing experience, a city full of history, culture and delicious food. This is just the tip of the iceberg…..Mexico has a lot to offer. Im glad that you are discovering and enjoying my home country. Saludos amigos.
Gracias!!
your soundtrack is like being in a Nancy Myers movie… nicely done amigos !!
Ive been here for 30 years
Check out the churches
The mercados on sundays
There is a bakery that cloister nuns run
I also loved your new friend in the vegan place. I would take a small, consistently good menu anytime. I swear, you two have a built in "food detector"!! lol
Haha we just keep getting lucky!
Been there a couple of times... but not long enough to enjoy a little bit more.
Great video like always, I like how you bring out the beauty of a pueblo & the people
Thanks Ruth!! ❤️❤️❤️
I was there in June and loved it!! So many churches and great shops! Bless xx
What a great video! In three weeks and two days, my husband Jorge and I (Joseph - Pepe in Spanish) and our happy dog Buddy are moving from Dallas, Texas, to Querétaro! We have signed a year’s lease on a great house in Zibatá, a community about 15 northeast of downtown Querétaro. We are super excited! This Monday November 15) we will celebrate our 30th anniversary. A lot to be thankful for! :-)
Don’t you just love,love,love it! The weather is soooo much better than Merida. Not so humid.
Yeeees the weather is soooo nice here!
Hey guys telling everybody that you're taking a Greyhound to save some money is not good for your brand
Ummmm....pretty sure I told you LOL! I love that bus station in CDMX! Queretaro is so so clean. We were also there for Dia de Muertos 2018. LOVE that the restaurant owners support each other. Lots of money in Queretaro and yet still an affordable city in which to live. You guys have me seriously considering a plant-based diet. Maybe come on over to the family LOL! Shlomo (sp?) was just lovely. And the aquaduct! Looks like a nice Airbnb, especially for $28/night. Loving the "extra shots." - Anne
Haha you definitely did tell us! 🤣🤷♂️🤦♂️
The Betrayal of the American Dream.. Donald Bartlett Excellent audio book and on UA-cam
.Ask yourself if it is God or the devil speaking to you, so please obey God, for the evil devil will make you do your worst, and he will roll over laughing, how he made a fool out of you. Always do the RIGHT THING! You know right from wrong, and do not be dishonest, criminal, or GREEDY, for you will lose every time.
Karma never loses an address, so behave, for God watches and will judge everyone. BEHAVE ALWAYS!
Love your video! Not sure if you'll see this, but I hope you do. My wife and I just visited Merida and were honestly disappointed by the architecture. It all just felt very boxy and dirtier than we expected. It sounds like Querétaro Is much more charming. Would you agree?... Maybe we missed the best neighborhoods. But we even visited "Las Americas" and again it just sort of missed on expectations. Maybe I'm expecting too much 😅
Visit Queretaro without mentioning the 18 th century aqueducts? Approx 110’ high and 3/4 mile long. UNESCO site. Love your vids!
From Mexico city airport you can take The Bus directly to Querétaro. Just ask for Primera Plus bus station. Hope you can visit beautiful towns of Querétaro like Bernal and Tequisquiapan.
As a vegan who desire to relocate to Queretaro I am exited to there for a vacay in October!! It’s calling me. This trip will be my birthday gift to myself. I’m looking forward to visiting Veggie Happy while there 😊
I am from Queretaro, living in Canada for 30 years. I had tears in my eyes just by watching your video and see that you had a great experience!! I miss my beautiful Queretaro so much, especially my family, friends, weather and food. I go there every year but part of me is still there. wish you all the best, and have fun visiting so many beautiful places in Mexico!!
I found this video and I like the Mexican president he said next year open New Airport in cdmx 2022 the day March 21 he said you can travel everywhere in Mexico pretty cheap saludos cuídese ya me suscribí!!
Viva Querétaro les falta visitar la fábrica de cerveza artesanal de Hércules, aquí en la cañada contamos con la iglesia más antigua de Querétaro donde aún se encuentra la pila donde fue bautizado Conín....... saludos
Why in the world fly to Mexico city when you can fly straight to Querétaro? Why in the world???
There's a bus terminal inside the Mexico city airport with buses to Querétaro every 30 minutes
Why do you spent so much time on food? This is an overview of the whole city, not just your simple pleasure. I might have completely different taste, why do I have to watch this if I want to know about the city life?
*0:45** You guys been in Mexico for a while and haven't get used to Celsius vs Farenheit kms va miles, kilos vs lbs, no yet?*
*Come on guys you can do it, It's time!*
i'm glad You like our food.
You are welcome to Veggie Happy anytime!
Thanks so much for having us Schlomo!
Go to teatro de la República
There The Constitución was
Sígned
Centro histórico
Welcome to Querétaro!!! We love it here!
Hope you enjoy our city! I personally recommend you visit la Sierra gorda. Pueblos magicos like; San Joaquín, Pinal de amoles, pañamiller or Bernal. Or my favorite place; Mirador de cuatro palos.
We definitely will!
I’m so glad you came to my home..now you have a better idea of why my boyfriend and I chose Querétaro over Merida the weather is amazing.. I live in the Juriquilla area which is more modern. Welcome and I hope you enjoyed your time and I’m not vegan but I will definitely go to the places you went to and do it for a day or so.. another great video thank you ❤️
Your home is beauuuutiful - definitely makes sense you chose to stay here!
Thank you for highlighting Querétaro. I cannot wait to visit early next year. While you mentioned that you guys took the bus from Mexico City, do you know if we can take my small dog inside the bus? I will have her in an enclosed dog carrier (same one I use for the airlines). I can even purchase a designated seat for my lovey if needed. Any information will be highly appreciated. Keep great videos coming. We do plan on visiting Merida sometime in the very near future :)
Great question! We didn’t see any pets, but it sounds like service ones are allowed onboard and others are allowed in the luggage area below (probably not ideal!). There’s more info here: www.mexperience.com/transport/bus-travel-in-mexico/#8A
Chicos you need to move to Santiago de Queretaro.
I just landed in Queretaro a couple of weeks ago. I agree that this city has lots to recommend it. Thinking of settling here!
Nice central location to use for exploring the rest of Mexico. Just sayin'. Thanks for the great videos!
Haha it truly is!
I'm a meatatarian, I'm beyond saving but I'm glad that you saved yourselves and enjoyed being vegans. Just call the city Queretaro, I can't understand why people are so picky for the whole name. Queretaro was the name given by the native people then it was changed to Santiago de Queretaro when the Spaniards arrived so why would you add something to the original name? I'm sure people will complain but se la vie!
It is the first time I watch one of your videos and I am glad I found your channel. I love your video and like your production style a lot! It is great you are having such a good time in my city.
We love your city! Thanks so much for watching!
Mi casa es tu casa I really enjoy your video's god bless you
Thanks Sergio!
the ETN bus is a double decker! Maybe a dollar more, but worth it!
K you sold me on Queretaro but did I hear an invitation to come visit you for a few nights in Merida?
The music starting at 16.54 jammed! I just found you guys a couple of days ago, and I am binging...You guys are AWESOME!
Aw thanks so much! Welcome to the channel!!
Love seeing the VEGAN FOOD !!!
We are moving to Queretaro at some point between June 2022 and June 2023 !
You’re going to love it!
Great video! One question what airlines did you find that flies direct from Merida to Querétaro? TAR dropped the direct flight a couple of years ago, and I have been searching. Any help would be great. Thanks Sean
Ah no sorry we misspoke - they all connect in CDMX 🤦♂️!
Great job you guys. I love your videos. You really capture the easy-going charm of the city. Exactly what I'm looking for when I move to Mexico. If you guys decide to put together a travel guide, I would totally support that.
Thanks so much!! ❤️❤️❤️
Making me hungry with all that vegan goodness 😮💨
You guys are killing me lol. We keep missing each other. I just spent the month of Oct in QRO. If you're in the touristy central area of QRO or a gated community or up in the Juriquilla area fine. Great for a vacation. However, living outside those areas might be a different experience if you don't have a car. There are also some areas to not be in and I, unfortunately, found one. The one problem with Airbnb is that the accommodations may be lovely but you do not get the exact location until you book and doing google street view may be from years ago which I just discovered.
haha oh no! We're like trains passing in the night, apparently! And that's a bummer you didn't have a great place it sounds like - we're glad we lucked out with this place in Centro!
@@TravelWTravis yes centro is good. My Airbnb was fabulous but the neighborhood was dangerous. We'll get that coffee yet lol
Would you mind sharing the neighborhood of your Airbnb?
@@mj-tz5im La Pradera
@@agl5132 thank you
Please don’t leave without coming to the mountains!!! Im in Pinal de Amoles… i have lived here for 12 years. Its amazing!
Ah - we had to keep going but we’ll definitely be back to explore everything! There’s so much here!
I’m bringing corduroys. 😂😂
Hi guys I am glad that you liked Queretaro my husband and I live here. He is from the USA and I am mexican. He wanted to move to mexico and he convinced me to move to queretaro I am from sonora mexico. And I am an American citizen. We love our weather here and how clean Queretaro is. It really has a lot to offer we are going to get the booster shot in California we are flying to tijuana Tuesday we will be back Wednesday, we used to live in Tucson Arizona, we are going to Merida Nov 17 I love your videos and thank you for making a lot of video from.Merida I can say that I can be there for vacation seems to hot to me but look awesome. Hope you enjoy our Queretaro and don't forget to visit Tequisquiapan, Amealco . Have fun!
Thanks so much! Hope you guys have a great time!
Just had lunch at La Poderosa. ¡Yum!
Beautiful as all your videos are!! I have always wanted to come here..how is the air? And being high above sea level? Thank you!!
It was very clear when we were there - the weather was one of the things we loved about QRO!
So glad I follow you guys. So fun to watch and your input.
Great video congratulations!!!
Love your videos!!! Keep them coming
GO to l”La casa de la condesa “ hotel and restaurante
Centro histórico
You guys are my favorite couple. 🥰
1:55 LOL! Love the Kelli reference David. Do we have another Insecure fan here? Great video as always you guys!
Haha of COURSE we love that show!
Loved your video. I am from Queretaro and like you said it’s a hidden gem. Most people don’t know about it. Can’t wait to go back..
Your town is so beautiful!
omg I love Queretaro. I one of the places we are considering moving!!! Have you been to Morelia?
We haven’t been to Morelia yet but it’s on our list!
Nice vlog, guys! Enjoyed it
Thanks!!
You’ll need corduroys in Ajijic 😐
Looks great. I will have to research the year round weather. Not sure I could hang in Merida all year round while it is hot and humid, I just spent 6 months in Tennessee and about melted. This place might be a good goal for me (someday!) Good travels, men!
The weather here is supposedly great year round! Definitely no melting here!
We have the 4 seasons
The rainy season has become quit short
Winter is cold in jan and feb
Highest temps march - june before the rain
Dry heat max 38 in extreme 40
I’m so jealous that David can sleep anywhere!❤️
Haha me too!
because they didn't have to ??
We're going there soon. Looks amazing. Thanks for the videos.
Have the best time!
You guys are amazing❤️
Very enjoyable video, guys. My husband and I had planned a trip to Queretaro and San Miguel in July 2020, and then… well, you know. This made me want to rebook for a summer trip and check out all the places you visited. I’m a former vegan who slides back into it now and then so I really enjoy all your food tips. Also, I like how the two of you keep finishing each other’s sentences!
Sorry not giving up meat.
Weather is the best here, come here for the hot summer. Btw, saw you in the centro. Enjoy Queretaro!
Haha next time come say hi!
Tikua Sur Este in el Centro has excellent food! We love Queretaro! You guys should collaborate with Tangerine Travels and cross-promote your channels!
Hi guys.
What you guys think about the public transportation in Mexico..
We love the inter-city bus system, and have loved the convenient bus/metro/bike options in the bigger cities!
Thank you for your answer..
God bless you guys..
Going next week. Yay, thanks for the great video.
Have the best time!!
Use ETN Bus Linie, it's the best
I Love your videos! Thank you for speaking at such a lovely pace, it makes me appreciate everything even more. I love Mexico. I suggest checking out Morelia Michoacán, and the famous festival of Guanajuato ( also the amazing 2 story opera house with the glass floor).
Love the video (story) and editing! I hope my Mexico vlogs get this good one day!!
Haha your videos are great - we just subscribed!
@@TravelWTravis thank you so much! I subscribed earlier and am happy to be watching y'all's journey!
Looks delicious
Wow, amazing to see my city here :D come visit us and ask me out for coffee or something xD OMG I love veggie happy ,I go there very often
Great to see you enjoy Querétaro, in that kind of City Il could recomend you to know Guanajuato, Taxco and Zacatecas, are a must.
Great place
Another sign of serious growth is a small carry on and no bags to check! Don’t see no cords happening there! Looks like a charming city.
I really enjoyed this video the owner of the vegan restaurant spoiled you guys and he’s a good guy too, I was sad when the video ended haha. 🙏🏽❤️