#san-miguel-de-allende

#san-miguel-de-allende

In the colorful town of San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, with its temperate weather and stunning architecture, people spend their days relaxing on park benches that front La Parroquía, a towering neo-Gothic church of pink stone, which sits in El Centro, the center of town. People lose themselves strolling along the famed cobblestone sidewalks or grabbing a taco streetside and popping into a café. In the last few years, since Trump's first term, a growing number of these people have been American immigrants.

For three euphoric months, a newly opened climbing gym near my house allowed me to bring a dozen rowdy toddlers from my kids' friend group to strap into their sit harnesses for a brief, adorably awkward clamber up the rock wall. Alas, all good things must come to an end, especially the ones that should never have been allowed in the first place.

Casa Dom, a contemporary tiny house in San Miguel de Allende, perfectly blends simplicity and comfort, offering a serene escape from the town's bustle.