Queretaro Collection

Aqueduct built in the 1720s and 1730s to bring water from nearby springs to Santiago de Queretaro (Queretaro), a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Queretaro, Queretaro State, Mexico, North America

Mexico, Queretaro. Tree and weathered stairway. Credit as: Jim Nilsen / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont.com

Harrys Bar, Santiago de Queretaro (Queretaro), UNESCO World Heritage Site, Queretaro State, Mexico, North America

Mexican flag, Queretaro, Queretaro State, Mexico, North America

Queretaro, 1844
2902773 Queretaro, 1844; (add.info.: Queretaro, 1844.); Buyenlarge Archive/UIG

Santa Cruz monastery, Queretaro, state of Queretaro, Mexico

Aqueduct at Queretaro, Mexico (b / w photo)
6018321 Aqueduct at Queretaro, Mexico (b/w photo) by American Photographer (19th century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Aqueduct at Queretaro, Mexico)

Expeditionary Corps at Queretaro
The entrance of the French expeditionary forces in the town of Queretaro. Soldiers march down the street as crowds of people line the street and surrounding buildings, waving and throwing their hats

Facade of the Franciscan Mission Church of Santa Maria del Agua de Landa, 1760-78 (photo)
REV397388 Facade of the Franciscan Mission Church of Santa Maria del Agua de Landa, 1760-78 (photo) by Mexican School, (18th century); Sierra Gorda, Queretero

Facade of the Franciscan Mission Church of the Archangel Saint Michael at Conca
REV397387 Facade of the Franciscan Mission Church of the Archangel Saint Michael at Conca, 1754-58 (photo) by Mexican School, (18th century); Sierra Gorda, Queretero

Facade of the Franciscan Mission Church of Saint James at Jalpan, 1751-58 (photo)
REV397390 Facade of the Franciscan Mission Church of Saint James at Jalpan, 1751-58 (photo) by Mexican School, (18th century); Sierra Gorda, Queretero

Facade of the Franciscan Mission Church of Saint Francis, 1754-62 (photo)
REV397389 Facade of the Franciscan Mission Church of Saint Francis, 1754-62 (photo) by Mexican School, (18th century); Sierra Gorda, Queretero. Mexico; (add.info.: dedicated to St)

Aerial of El Bernal, third largest monolith in the world, Queretaro, Mexico, North America

[Place of imprisonment for Emperor Maxmilian of Mexico and soldiers], 1867

[Vista], 1867. Creator: Francois Aubert
[Vista], 1867

[Convent in La Cruz], 1867. Creator: Francois Aubert
[Convent in La Cruz], 1867

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Mexico, Bajio, Queretaro, Sign indicating availability of Wifi for internet users

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Mexico, Bajio, Queretaro, Inner courtyard of Casa de la Marquesa hotel

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Mexico, Bajio, Queretaro, Detail of statue of Dance of Conchero Chichimeca

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Mexico, Bajio, Queretaro, City view with aquaduct from mirador

Mexico, Queretaro. Courtyard with fountain. Credit as: Jim Nilsen / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont.com

Mexico, Queretaro. Window and stairway of building. Credit as: Jim Nilsen / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont.com

Monument to La Corregidora, Queretaro, Mexico
La Corregidora, Josefa Ortiz de Dominguez, who helped begin the Mexican Revolution. Digital photograph

Chichimeca native, statue in Queretaro, Mexico
Statue of a native Chichimeca dancer near the Plaza de la Independencia, Queretaro, Mexico. Digital photograph

Old Aqueduct Queretaro Mexico William Henry
Old Aqueduct at Queretaro, Mexico; William Henry Jackson (American, 1843 - 1942); about 1886; Albumen silver print

Casa de los Ladrillos (The Brick House) - Queretaro, Mexico
The Brick House (Casa de los Ladrillos) is the first private residence to be registered as a Historical Monument in Queretaro. It was built between the XVI and XIX centuries

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Junipero Serra, Spanish missionary to natives of Mexico and California, statue in Queretaro, Mexico. Digital photograph

Aqueduct near Queretaro, Mexico, late 19th century. Artist: John L Stoddard
Aqueduct near Queretaro, Mexico, late 19th century. A steam train passing under the aqueduct which was built in the 18th century

PanteAon de los Queretanos Ilustres (Pantheon of Illustrious Queretanos) Queretaro, Mexico at night
In 1996, the Historic Monuments Zone of Queretaro was declared a UNESCO Cultural World Heritage Site. The City of Queretaro - in the state of Queretaro

The Old vs. the New in Queretaro, Mexico
In 1996, the Historic Monuments Zone of Queretaro was declared a UNESCO Cultural World Heritage Site. The City of Queretaro - in the state of Queretaro

Templo de Santa Rosa de Viterbo (Santa Rosa de Viterbo Church) - Queretaro, Mexico
In 1996, the Historic Monuments Zone of Queretaro was declared a UNESCO Cultural World Heritage Site. The City of Queretaro - in the state of Queretaro

Templo de Santo Domingo (Santo Domingo church) - Queretaro, Mexico
In 1996, the Historic Monuments Zone of Queretaro was declared a UNESCO Cultural World Heritage Site. The City of Queretaro - in the state of Queretaro

Parroquia de Santiago (Santiago Parish) - Queretaro, Mexico
In 1996, the Historic Monuments Zone of Queretaro was declared a UNESCO Cultural World Heritage Site. The City of Queretaro - in the state of Queretaro

Templo de Teresitas (Teresitas church) - Queretaro, Mexico
In 1996, the Historic Monuments Zone of Queretaro was declared a UNESCO Cultural World Heritage Site. The City of Queretaro - in the state of Queretaro

Templo de San Agustin (San Agustin Church) - Queretaro, Mexico
In 1996, the Historic Monuments Zone of Queretaro was declared a UNESCO Cultural World Heritage Site. The City of Queretaro - in the state of Queretaro

Templo de la Santa Cruz (Temple of the Holy Cross) - Queretaro, Mexico
In 1996, the Historic Monuments Zone of Queretaro was declared a UNESCO Cultural World Heritage Site. The City of Queretaro - in the state of Queretaro

Templo de la CongregaciAon de Guadalupe (Temple of the Guadalupe Congregation) at night - Queretaro, Mexico
In 1996, the Historic Monuments Zone of Queretaro was declared a UNESCO Cultural World Heritage Site. The City of Queretaro - in the state of Queretaro

A tree in Queretaro, Mexico
In 1996, the Historic Monuments Zone of Queretaro was declared a UNESCO Cultural World Heritage Site. The City of Queretaro - in the state of Queretaro

The old acqueduct at Queretaro, Jackson, William Henry, 1843-1942, Mexican Central Railway, Aqueducts, Railroads, Mexico, Queretaro, 1884

Old Aqueduct at Queretaro, Mexico; William Henry Jackson, American, 1843 - 1942; about 1886; Albumen silver print; Image: 42.9 x 54.3 cm (16 7/8 x 21 3/8 in.)

Francisco Leon de la Barra y Quijano (Queretaro, June 16, 1863 - September 23, 1939 in Biarritz)
Francisco Leon de la Barra y Quijano (Queretaro, June 16, 1863 - September 23, 1939 in Biarritz, France) was a Mexican political figure and diplomat

Mexico, Queretaro State, Queretaro. Los Arcos Aqueduct (b. 1726-1735) 1. 28 km long
Mexico, Queretaro State, Queretaro. Los Arcos Aqueduct (b.1726-1735) 1.28 km long with 74 arches

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Welcome to Queretaro, a city rich in history and natural beauty. One of its most iconic landmarks is the aqueduct, an impressive structure built in the 1720s and 1730s to bring water from nearby springs to Santiago de Queretaro. This architectural marvel stands as a testament to the ingenuity of our ancestors. As you wander through the streets of Queretaro, you'll come across charming scenes like a weathered stairway nestled among lush trees. The combination of nature's serenity and man-made structures creates a unique ambiance that enchants both locals and visitors alike. Harry's Bar is another must-visit spot in Santiago de Queretaro. Located within this UNESCO World Heritage Site, it offers not only delicious drinks but also a glimpse into the city's vibrant culture and history. The Mexican flag proudly waves over Queretaro State, reminding us of our nation's unity and strength. This North American gem holds countless stories waiting to be discovered by those who venture here. Religious heritage is deeply ingrained in our city, evident in landmarks such as Santa Cruz Monastery. Its grandeur reflects the devotion that has shaped Queretaro throughout centuries. Black-and-white photographs capture timeless moments frozen in time, just like the Aqueduct at Queretaro does. It stands tall against changing landscapes while preserving memories for generations to come. Queretaro has witnessed significant historical events too; one example being the Expeditionary Corps stationed here during pivotal times. These remnants serve as reminders of past struggles and triumphs that have shaped our present reality. The facades of Franciscan Mission Churches are true works of art scattered throughout Queretaro state. From Santa Maria del Agua de Landa to Archangel Saint Michael at Conca or Saint James at Jalpan - each tells its own story through intricate details etched into stone walls. For those seeking adventure, El Bernal awaits.