San Luis Potosí to Querétaro bus with Senda
Senda buses from San Luis Potosí Bus Station (Terminal Terrestre Potosina) to Querétaro Central Bus Station (TAQ): around 3h, 7 departures on a typical weekday and fares from MX$304.
Why travel with Senda from San Luis Potosí to Querétaro
Grupo Senda has run buses in northern Mexico since 1934. On the San Luis Potosí to Querétaro route you get:
Adjustable seats
Wi-Fi on board
Power sockets
Restroom on board
Air conditioning
Luggage included
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San Luis Potosí to Querétaro by bus at a glance
7 departures on a typical weekday
First bus 2:05 AM, last bus 11:59 PM
From San Luis Potosí Bus Station (Terminal Terrestre Potosina)
To Querétaro Central Bus Station (TAQ)
Around 3h travel time
About 205 km, fares from MX$304
San Luis Potosí to Querétaro by bus: schedule, stations and trip
On Wednesday, November 25, 2026, the booking flow showed 7 Senda departures from San Luis Potosí Bus Station (Terminal Terrestre Potosina) to Querétaro Central Bus Station (TAQ) (8 on Saturday, November 28, 2026). Departure times that day: 2:05 AM, 2:45 AM, 4:25 AM, 6:20 AM, 7:00 AM, 12:35 PM, 11:59 PM.
Schedules change by date and season, so search your travel date to see the exact times and fares.
Where the bus leaves from
San Luis Potosí Bus Station (Terminal Terrestre Potosina), Carretera México km 2.5 / Blvd. San Luis, San Luis Potosí. The Terminal Terrestre Potosina (TTP) is on the east side of the city; a taxi or ride-hailing app takes about 15 minutes to the historic center.
Where the bus arrives
Querétaro Central Bus Station (TAQ), Terminal de Autobuses de Querétaro (TAQ), Santiago de Querétaro, Querétaro. The TAQ is south-east of the historic center; taxis, ride-hailing apps and city buses connect it with downtown Querétaro and the aqueduct.
The trip
The trip covers about 205 km, mostly on highway 57. Senda buses take around 3 hours (between 2h 55min and 3h 15min depending on the departure). Traffic, roadworks and checkpoints can add time.
Station guides
Address, access and every Senda departure: San Luis Potosí Bus Station (Terminal Terrestre Potosina).
Arriving in Querétaro
Santiago de Querétaro has a UNESCO World Heritage historic center with colonial plazas, the Templo de Santa Rosa de Viterbo and the 18th-century aqueduct with 74 arches. It is also a base for the wine and cheese route of Tequisquiapan and Bernal, and a fast-growing business city.