Santiago de Querétaro, situated in central Mexico, is renowned for its remarkably preserved Spanish colonial architecture, highlighted by a remarkable pink stone aqueduct. Among its remarkable baroque structures is the Santa Rosa de Viterbo church, while the nearby San Francisco church, with its ochre hues, can be found in Zenea Garden, the city's principal square. Within the confines of the former church convent, the Querétaro Regional Museum proudly exhibits a collection of pre-Hispanic, colonial, and republican artifacts.