A walk through Queretaro, Mexico (let’s see what we find)

Queretaro is a pleasant city about 2,5 hours north of Mexico City. This is not so much a Queretaro travel guide, but an impression of a Mexican city... let's have a little walk and explore, and get a real sense of what Queretaro looks like.
The hotel I stayed in Queretaro (Kuku Ruku Hotel!)
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[@Hloutweg]

Bufa actually is a word of the land of Aragon in Spain used to describe a type of pork sausage that has a round shape (it is in fact an pork organ stuffed with pork minced muscle meat and offal with blood, similar to English black pudding). So a Spanish man from that region came to the area and likened the shape of this mountain to the aforementioned sausage. Funny thing is we don’t have such pork products in Mexico today we call bufas.

[@Me-zm1sw]

It's nice to see Queretaro again. I used to live by the park at the beginning

[@ulfatiazul]

Did you miss the aqueduct??? Its the symbol of the city!!!

[@oscarx1054]

how do i find a nice quiet room to rent in queretaro? ideally near centro

[@indietraveller]

Hmm, not sure! I stayed in Queretaro briefly so I stayed in this hotel which I liked: www.stay22.com/allez/booking?campaign=youtube_queretaro&aid=brontosaurusou&link=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.booking.com%2Fhotel%2Fmx%2Fkuku-rukao-green-concept-amp-hostel.en-gb.html For medium/long term rents I always like to look for expat or local Facebook groups

[@FirmFarter]

you do SEO?

[@indietraveller]

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[@JohnnyLawrence293]

can you speak spanish? i went solo to mexico city a few years ago and it was fun, but did have communicaton problems. assume it would be tougher in smaller cities

[@indietraveller]

I know some basic Spanish, which does help a lot in these places. Though in the past I also travelled all over Latin America without any Spanish and it was ok. Not as much local contact but at least logistically it wasn't an issue

[@AniaAntul]

Hope you ended up getting some Asian food! :)

[@indietraveller]

I had some Japanese which... honestly wasn't that great, so I switched back to Mexican the next day 😄

[@AniaAntul]

@@indietraveller Well, Mexican is definitely superior in Mexico! :) I travelled to Mexico in March for 10 days and I still miss the seafood! Not the same here in Canada.