Wine Tours
Plan your visit around the 'Ruta del Arte, Queso y Vino' to experience the best local vineyards and dairies.





Ezequiel Montes is a key destination in the state of Querétaro, acting as the primary gateway to the region's celebrated 'Art, Cheese, and Wine Route.' The city is surrounded by fertile lands that host some of Mexico's most famous vineyards, including the deep cellars of Freixenet. Beyond its viticulture, the city is a stone's throw from the magical town of Bernal, home to one of the world's largest monoliths. Visitors can explore the local parish of San Cristóbal, enjoy the bustling weekend markets, and sample artisanal cheeses that have made the area famous. Its semi-desert climate and highland location provide a unique backdrop for a cultural and gastronomic escape.
Ezequiel Montes is a key destination in the state of Querétaro, acting as the primary gateway to the region's celebrated 'Art, Cheese, and Wine Route.' The city is surrounded by fertile lands that host some of Mexico's most famous vineyards, including the deep cellars of Freixenet. Beyond its viticulture, the city is a stone's throw from the magical town of Bernal, home to one of the world's largest monoliths. Visitors can explore the local parish of San Cristóbal, enjoy the bustling weekend markets, and sample artisanal cheeses that have made the area famous. Its semi-desert climate and highland location provide a unique backdrop for a cultural and gastronomic escape.
Access to the Art, Cheese, and Wine Route.
Proximity to the massive Peña de Bernal monolith.
Home to major wineries like Freixenet México.
Vibrant local markets with regional specialties.
The city is a major producer of sparkling wine in Mexico.
It is located at a high altitude, so stay hydrated and use sun protection.
Weekend traffic can be heavy due to tourists visiting the wine route and Bernal.
Plan your visit around the 'Ruta del Arte, Queso y Vino' to experience the best local vineyards and dairies.
Visit the municipal market to try 'gorditas de maíz quebrado' and artisanal goat cheeses.
Wine tasting tours and exploring the Querétaro highlands.
MXN $
$40-$80 p/day
14,053
Renting a car is the most convenient way to move between the city, the vineyards, and nearby Bernal.
Spanish, English
March-May, July-August
Warm and dry weather makes this the perfect time for vineyard tours and hiking.
Expect harvest festivals (Vendimias) in late summer, though afternoon rains are common.
Mild temperatures and clear skies are great for exploring the surrounding highlands.
Cooler temperatures are ideal for sightseeing without the midday heat.