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Unlike the motorways in the UK, Querétaro boasts a well-maintained network of roads. However, it's essential to remember that here, driving is on the right-hand side.
The speed limits vary according to the type of road. On motorways, it ranges from 60 to 110km/h (37-68 mph), whilst in built-up areas, it's typically 40km/h (25 mph). To ensure safety and avoid fines, adhere to the posted speed limits.
Parking is remarkably hassle-free. There are several car parks located throughout the city. Parking charges are also quite affordable compared to the UK.
Opt for a compact car if you'll mainly be touring the city. However, a larger, more rugged vehicle like an SUV would be a better choice if you plan to venture into the countryside or the Sierra Gorda Mountains.
Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, it's a must-visit site. Take a leisurely stroll around the well-preserved colonial buildings and sense the historical charm.
Querétaro is known for its exquisite wines. God forbid you miss out on a tour of the vineyards and an opportunity to taste some of the best Mexican wines.
Just a short drive in your rental car will take you to this impressive monolith. It's perfect for hiking and provides a breathtaking view once you reach the top.
A reminder that the official currency in Mexico is the Peso ($), not the British Pound (£).
Querétaro enjoys a pleasant climate throughout the year. However, May to September is considered the rainy season, whereas November to March is cooler with less rainfall.
The city regularly hosts numerous cultural events and festivals such as the "Festival de Comunidades Extranjeras" where diverse foreign cultures are celebrated.
The beauty is evident, the culture is rich, and the memories are for a lifetime. Querétaro offers all these and more, making your trip worthwhile. So, book your rental car today and gear up for the Mexican adventure, amigos!