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For Mexico City to Santiago de Querétaro, MXN 1,035 is the suggested starting price, not a fixed fare. Passengers can post another amount, review the driver replies, and pick an offer after checking the rating, reviews, and vehicle. The Mexico City to Santiago de Querétaro travel time is usually about 2 hours 30 minutes for the 215 km drive. Riders have given this route a 4.95/5 average across 4,721 reviews.
Mexico City – Santiago de Querétaro route details
About 2 hours 30 minutes
Average travel time
215 km
Average route distance
MXN 1,035
Recommended ride price
About 2 hours 30 minutes
Average travel time
215 km
Average route distance
MXN 1,035
Recommended ride price
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Mexico City and Santiago de Querétaro are about 215 km apart. For Mexico City to Santiago de Querétaro city to city travel, the main drive follows Federal Highway 57D (Mexico City–Querétaro Toll Road) via Tepotzotlán, Jorobas, Palmillas, and San Juan del Río. It usually takes about 2 hours 30 minutes; traffic near either city, roadwork, weather, or planned stops can make the trip longer.
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How to get from Mexico City to Santiago de Querétaro
Taxi
A standard one-way taxi from Mexico City to Santiago de Querétaro may use a meter or a price quoted in advance. The drive follows Federal Highway 57D (Mexico City–Querétaro Toll Road) via Tepotzotlán, Jorobas, Palmillas, and San Juan del Río. With the inDrive intercity ride service, the passenger posts a fare and can choose from the driver replies after reviewing ratings and vehicle details. This private car service is a comfortable travel option for a door-to-door ride with a local driver.
Bus
Coaches leave Terminal del Norte and arrive at Querétaro's Central de Autobuses. Departure times, boarding points, and travel time vary by operator and date, so check the current details before leaving. A bus can be an affordable travel option; inDrive.City to City offers a door-to-door ride with a local driver.
What are the best places to visit in Santiago de Querétaro?
After arriving in Santiago de Querétaro, start with Los Arcos (Querétaro Aqueduct), continue to Templo y Convento de la Santa Cruz, and add Centro Histórico (Plaza de Armas) to the itinerary.
Los Arcos (Querétaro Aqueduct)
Seventy-four cantera-stone arches stretch a kilometer along the eastern edge, built 1726–1735 to bring water from La Cañada. Mirador de los Arcos on Calle Ejército Republicano offers the best view.
Templo y Convento de la Santa Cruz
Spanish forces and their Otomí allies fought local Chichimecas on this hilltop in July 1531, in the Battle of Sangremal. Inside the cloister grows a "miracle tree" with cross-shaped thorns.
Centro Histórico (Plaza de Armas)
Plaza de Armas is the old grid's main square, with cantera-stone arcades along two sides. The 18th-century government palace stands opposite.
