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San Miguel de Allende / 8 photo spots

8 Instagram spots around San Miguel de Allende

In San Miguel de Allende, look for church façades, garden paths and views over the rooftops. Use public paths and follow temporary barriers.

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Parroquia de San Miguel

From Jardín Principal, photograph the pink façade and pointed towers of the Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel. Use the trees at the edge of the square to frame the church.

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Mirador de San Miguel

The public viewpoint on Salida Real a Querétaro overlooks the city. Try a wide frame that includes both rooftops and church towers.

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Calle Aldama

From the sidewalk on Calle Aldama, frame the street and its façades. Keep the pavement clear for other pedestrians.

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Parque Benito Juárez

Follow a garden path through Parque Benito Juárez and use its trees to frame the scene. Keep the path open for other visitors.

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Lavaderos del Chorro

At El Chorro, photograph the old washbasins from the public approach. A closer frame lets their shapes fill the picture without blocking access.

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Templo de San Francisco

Photograph the carved façade and tower of Templo de San Francisco from the public space outside. A vertical frame helps include both.

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Plaza Cívica

Look for the monument to Ignacio Allende in Plaza Cívica. Step back within the square to include the statue and its setting.

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El Charco del Ingenio

Photograph cacti from the paths in the botanical garden. Admission is charged. Photography activities or classes that use equipment and occupy garden space require prior written permission.

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