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Nice video. I was in Queretaro a few weeks ago and absolutely loved the Centro Historico, but did not really explore the outer areas. One thing I would mention is, maybe a lot of Americans/Canadians want a facsimile of their hometown in Mexico, but my guess is there are lots of us considering retiring to Mexico (I have 10 more years to go before I do), but who DO know Spanish and would like a different type of lifestyle, the one where you don't have do get in your damn car to go everywhere. A walking lifestyle. These gated communities are just not appealing to me. If I wanted a gated community I would stay in the US. I want life. I want to be around people. I know property crime can be an issue in some areas of Mexico, but Queretaro is extremely safe.

Nice tour! Great to see "normal" and not touristy streets and views. Please do more.

Thank you. I needed this. I have considered Queretaro. I am very picky on my meat. Organic/grass fed/grass finished, lots of walking areas for my little yorkipoo and I should be there in 1-2 weeks to check it out.

Nicely done! Such a clean neighborhood! High desert climate even better!

I fell in love with Los Alamos my first visit!!

It's very beautiful and peaceful, lots of shade and greenery. Thank you

This video is making me lean toward Querétaro ove San Miguel, which I also love!🤷🏾‍♀️

Looks so beautiful and peaceful!

My amiga Liz!

Queretaro is beautiful. Thank you for this great report but as an early retiree, I think I would feel isolated.

I really find your videos informative. Have you done any on other nearby areas that share this climate, like San Luis Potosí and Aguascalientes? (everybody and their dog has done a video on San Miguel de Allende btw) Also, most people who want to relocate to Mexico understand that learning Spanish is important. But equally important is learning the metric system and the currency. Wish you would focus on using these primarily in your videos instead of catering to the USA, reporting things only in USD, mph, or degrees F. Anyway, please stay focused on what you do best and keep the videos coming.

My favorite part were the poms at the end ❤. Great video, thank you.

Good job Mariana!

Loved seeing Los Alamos in your video!! Thank you!!

Very nice tour! I wish there was such a tour about Puebla. While there is an abundance of material on Queretaro on KZfaq, for some reason there are not many video tours of Puebla and especially the expat life in it. Would be very nice if you make one. I closely follow your reports, guides and interviews which all are very professionally made.

Nice area of the city, I'll have to look for any mercados in the area, they look like great places to shop.

Great video Mariana, thank you so much!

Excellent information

Hello! thank you for the very informative videos.I was wondering if anyone know anything about Corrregidora area?

Very informative video ❤

Make more videos of other safety colonies in Queretaro to live🎉🎉

My husband's family is from Durango so we are accustomed to Northern style cooking. What style of cooking is popular in this city? I am looking for steak tacos and birria and barbacoa type foods. Thanks Mariana

I enjoyed this video thank you although I was expecting more then one neighborhood as the title is “these” neighborhoods. Anywho what is real estate like? We will be visiting next year to look at secundaria and preparatoria for our kids.

Did anyone else have trouble hearing the dialogue? I have volume turned up all the way and can barely hear it. Thanks

I am looking into Juriquilla

How far is the beach?

Does Queretaro have newer neighborhoods with sidewalks and no cobblestones,

Hola! The relocation tour link doesn’t seem to work?

is this Santiago?

Are they still doing the mask thing in Queretaro?