Querétaro’s Hacienda Atongo offers a captivating one-hour guided tour through a 17th-century estate. Visitors can explore the historic property, vineyards, and wine cellar while enjoying a Lavino wine-based beverage. Theatrical performances by actors portraying the Count and Countess of Miravalle add an immersive element, bringing the hacienda’s rich history to life. Whether seeking an educational adventure or a delightful afternoon, the Hacienda Atongo Experience Tour promises an engaging and memorable experience.
Key Points
- This guided 1-hour tour explores a 17th-century hacienda in Querétaro, Mexico, conducted in Spanish with a schedule.
- Guests can book the tour without upfront payment and cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
- The tour features theatrical elements, an elegant Viceroyalty dance, and a Lavino wine-based beverage for guests.
- Visitors can explore the farm, vineyard, and old wine cellars to learn about winemaking practices and taste local flavors.
- Comfortable attire, adherence to guidelines, and optional gratuities are recommended for a safe and enjoyable experience.
Tour Overview
The Querétaro: Hacienda Atongo Experience Tour offers visitors a 1-hour guided exploration of a 17th-century hacienda, priced from $14.72 per person.
The tour is conducted in Spanish and runs on a schedule you’ll need to check. Guests can reserve their spot now and pay later, with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
The meeting point is the reception of the Hacienda – oh! Tourism, which can be found on Google Maps.
During the tour, guests will discover the hacienda’s chapel, tasting room, and private wine cellar.
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Booking Information
How does one reserve this tour?
Reservations can be made without any upfront payment – simply book your spot and pay later.
The tour allows for free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
The meeting point is the reception of the Hacienda – oh! Tourism, which can be easily accessed on Google Maps.
With no prepayment required and flexible cancellation, booking this Hacienda Atongo Experience Tour is straightforward and hassle-free, allowing visitors to secure their spot with confidence.
Experience Highlights
Visitors can explore a 17th-century Hacienda built in 1651, including its chapel, tasting room, and private wine cellar.
The guided tour features theatrical elements, with the Countess and Count of Miravalle narrating the history and wine production of the region. Guests can engage in an elegant Viceroyalty dance led by the Count, followed by a Lavino wine-based beverage.
This immersive experience allows visitors to step back in time and witness the grandeur of the Hacienda’s past. The tour’s theatrical components bring the property’s rich history to life, creating a truly memorable experience.
Vineyard and Wine Experience
As part of the Hacienda Atongo Experience Tour, visitors explore the farm and vineyard, learning about wine and extreme viticulture.
They visit the vineyards and old wine cellars, gaining insights into the region’s winemaking practices.
The tour includes a wine-based beverage, providing a taste of the local flavors.
Visitors also engage in a theatrical experience with professional actors, who transport them back in time and immerse them in the hacienda’s rich history and wine production.
This comprehensive experience offers a unique blend of education, entertainment, and the opportunity to savor the fruits of the region’s labor.
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Comfortable shoes, sunscreen, and biodegradable insect repellent are recommended for visitors to the Hacienda Atongo Experience Tour.
Comfortable shoes, sunscreen, and biodegradable insect repellent are recommended for visitors to the Hacienda Atongo Experience Tour.
Alcohol, drugs, and littering are strictly prohibited. Nudity isn’t allowed. Gratuities aren’t included, but extra drinks or refills can be purchased.
The tour provides a theatrical experience with professional actors, a tour of the Hacienda and vineyard, and a wine-based beverage.
Visitors are expected to follow these guidelines to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience at the historic Hacienda Atongo.
Historical Significance of Hacienda Atongo
The Hacienda Atongo, a 17th-century estate built in 1651, boasts a rich history that has shaped the winemaking traditions of the region.
This grand hacienda was once the property of the noble Miravalle family, who played a pivotal role in the development of Querétaro’s wine industry.
The guided tour allows visitors to explore the chapel, tasting room, and private wine cellar, gaining insights into the hacienda’s storied past.
Through theatrical performances, guests are transported back in time, seeing the captivating narratives that have unfolded within these historic walls.
Theatrical Performances and Immersive Elements
One of the key highlights of the Hacienda Atongo Experience Tour is its theatrical elements.
Visitors participate in a guided tour featuring the Countess of Miravalle and the Count of Miravalle, who bring the history and wine production of the region to life through their captivating performances.
The tour includes an elegant dance led by the Count, where guests can engage in the Viceroyalty dance tradition.
Following the dance, visitors are treated to a Lavino wine-based beverage, further immersing them in the authentic ambiance of the 17th-century hacienda.
Exploring the Hacienda’s Architecture and Grounds
Visitors explore the 17th-century Hacienda Atongo, marveling at its well-preserved architectural features and lush grounds. The guided tour leads them through the chapel, tasting room, and private wine cellar, unveiling the property’s rich history.
Guests delight in the following:
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Admiring the Hacienda’s stunning Spanish colonial style, with its ornate facades, intricate tile work, and grand arched entryways.
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Strolling through the serene gardens, filled with fragrant flowers, towering palm trees, and winding pathways.
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Discovering the property’s old wine cellars, where they learn about the region’s viticultural practices and sample a Lavino wine-based beverage.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Is the Dress Code for the Tour?
The tour doesn’t have a formal dress code, but comfortable shoes are recommended. Visitors should avoid wearing revealing or inappropriate clothing. Dressing comfortably for the activities and environment of the tour is advised.
Can I Bring My Own Wine or Snacks?
No, bringing your own wine or snacks is not allowed on the tour. The tour includes a wine-based beverage and any additional drinks or food items must be purchased separately. Visitors should follow the posted guidelines to ensure an enjoyable experience.
How Long Is the Guided Tour Portion?
The guided tour portion lasts 1 hour. Visitors can explore the 17th-century hacienda, including its chapel, tasting room, and private wine cellar, while engaging with professional actors portraying historical figures who narrate the region’s history and wine production.
Are Children Allowed on the Tour?
Children are allowed on the tour, though parental supervision is required. The tour involves theatrical elements and a wine-based beverage, so discretion is advised when bringing young children.
Is the Tour Wheelchair Accessible?
The tour is wheelchair accessible. The hacienda and its facilities have been designed to accommodate visitors with mobility challenges, ensuring an enjoyable experience for all.
The Sum Up
The Querétaro: Hacienda Atongo Experience Tour offers a captivating insight into the 17th-century history of this picturesque hacienda. Guests can enjoy a Lavino wine-based beverage while exploring the vineyard and wine cellar, and enjoy theatrical performances that bring the hacienda’s past to life. With its engaging educational elements and picturesque setting, the tour provides a delightful combination of entertainment and enrichment.
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