San Miguel de Allende
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"El Centro" of San Miguel de Allende, otherwise know as
Districto Historico.
It's often easiest to orient yourself from the
Jardín, San Miguel's central square, next to the Parroquia.
From there, San Francisco and Correo run up the hill, while their
extensions Canal and Umarán run down the hill. At right angles
to these, Cuna de Allende (whcih becomes Aldama after one block)
and Solano lead you to the Parque Juaréz, while Hidalgo and
Relój on the other side lead down to the Biblioteca Publica.
Like most Mexican cities, street names are usually
on the corners of buildings. Ignore the numerous "Manzana"
labels. They are left over form a time when the city blocks, or
manzanas, were numbered and labeled.
Topographic Map of San Miguel de
Allende
From the west side of San Miguel, to the east,
a distance of about 2 kilometers, the terrain rises from about 1,850
meters to 2,050, a 200 meter increase in height. The views on the
east side are spectacular as you look down on the city and across
the valley to the west. Walking up one a San Miguel street may require
that you remind yourself the view is going to be worth the climb. |
