COME AND VISIT

When to Where to
visit? go? Location

San Luis has all

climates, you can
It

is divided into 58
municipalities. Apart from the
state capital, other important
visit it any day of municipalities are Matehuala,
Tamasopo, Río Verde, Tamuín,
the year. Ciudad Valles, Tamazunchale,
Cerro de San Pedro, Vanegas,
Cerritos, San Vicente
Climate Tancuayalab, Charcas.

Where is?

San Luis Potosí is one of the thirty-one states that,

together with Mexico City, make up Mexico. Its capital and
most populated city is the homonymous San Luis Potosí. It
is located in the central-north region of the country,
bordering Nuevo León and Tamaulipas to the north,
Veracruz de Ignacio de la Llave to the east, Hidalgo,
Querétaro and Guanajuato to the south, and Zacatecas to
the west.

Now... the most delicious

Gastronomy

With typical dishes such as the huasteca and potosina

enchiladas, the bocolitos, the estrujadas, the bean tamales,
the drunken stew, the huasteco broth and the famous
zacahuil, also the nopales with mountain potatoes mixed
with hearts of palm, the wedding roast, the Potosino cold
cuts and goat al pastor, are many very tasty options that we
offer you in our beautiful state, you will love them!
 Do we
have
protocols?

The only thing you must bring is your

desire to meet us, currently due to
measures in the face of the pandemic,
we only request your proof of
vaccination to know that you are
already protected.
IF YOU TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF, WE
ALL TAKE CARE OF OURSELVES.

Tradition

Our Procession of Silence

characterizes us.
The Procession of Silence of San Luis Potosí
is an annual event that commemorates the
passion and death of Christ and Our Lady of
Solitude. It happens on the night of Good
Friday, starting at the Temple of Nuestra
Señora del Carmen, where it originates, and
the tour continues through the streets of the
historic center of San Luis Potosí. During the
event there are the sounds of drums and
bugles, but no participant or spectator
speaks, meriting their name. It is one of the
most important Holy Week celebrations in
Mexico and was declared part of the cultural
heritage of the state of San Luis Potosí in
2013.

Produced by Karla
Rut Zárate
Aguiñaga