San Sebastian del Oeste Jalisco NARRATED Travel Video Mexico. Explore San Sebastian del Oeste and its charming colonial architecture! Visit the lost-in-time town of San Sebastian, a true colonial wonder and learn about the culture, history, and legends of the region. Your first stop: a local coffee farm. While there, you will learn all about how coffee is processed and get to taste freshly made coffee.
You will be transported back in time through the cobblestone streets and share their knowledge about the city’s rich history. Along the way, you’ll get to visit an 18th-century church, a silversmith workshop, explore the town at your leisure. San Sebastian and take a step back in time while you walk its cobblestone streets and be amazed by its colonial architecture.
A cultural experience at a tequila distillery where you will get to learn about the process of making tequila and take part in an artisanal tequila tasting.
Discover a small piece of Mexico’s rich history, in privacy and style! If you are passionate about scenic views, spectacular architecture, and authentic glimpses into traditional Mexican culture, San Sebastian del Oeste has hotspot to spare.
Nestled within the valley of the Sierra Madre mountain range, this historic Mexican town dates back to 1605, where it was settled by silver miners looking to strike big on the region’s natural resources. Many of the town’s original structures and cultural traditions still stand today, making San Sebastian del Oeste an incredibly immersive piece of Mexican history.
You will spend time at each of the town’s most important historical landmarks. Learn about San Sebastian’s heyday as a colonial town in the 1700’s, and marvel at the immaculate structural preservation of a town truly tucked away from time.
It is a town of mining origin that lived its peak during the Colony, visiting it is like going back in time, its churches, its haciendas and its old mines remain as witnesses of the passage of time and upon entering them they tell us their stories of greatness. Its inhabitants remain jealously guard the wealth that surrounds them and take care to keep their history alive.
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