Discover the Splendor of Mexico

• Breakfast

The historical surroundings of Mexico City promise to be a fascinating journey through the city's rich cultural heritage and architectural marvels. Today, we will pass through Reforma Avenue, an iconic avenue built by Emperor Maximilian that offers a glimpse into Mexico City's past and present. It is adorned with significant monuments and landmarks, providing insight into the city's history and architectural evolution. Further, we will explore Juarez Avenue and La Alameda Park, which runs along La Alameda Park and leads to the majestic Palacio de Bellas Artes, a masterpiece designed by the renowned Italian architect Adamo Boari.

Continuing our Journey, we will navigate towards 5 de Mayo Street and Zocalo, Chapultepec Park, and Las Lomas. Further, your visit to the National Museum of Anthropology, where you'll delve into the origins and achievements of ancient Mesoamerican civilizations such as Teotihuacan, Aztec, Olmec, and Maya. This immersive experience will unveil the remarkable advancements in architecture, astronomy, mathematics, philosophy, and art that defined these civilizations.

• Breakfast

A day excursion to Teotihuacan, "The Place of the Gods," promises to be a captivating exploration of ancient Mesoamerican civilization and religious devotion. In today's excursion, we will first visit the Teotihuacan Archaeological Site, which is located approximately 53 kilometers from Mexico City; Teotihuacan was once the thriving epicenter of the Teotihuacan culture. You'll further encounter the awe-inspiring structures such as the Moon Pyramid, the Sun Pyramid, the Quetzalpapalotl Temple, the Feathered Snails Temple, and the Quetzalcoatl Temple. These monumental edifices offer insights into the religious beliefs, architectural prowess, and urban planning of the ancient Teotihuacanos.

Pacing up our vacation, we will make our way to Guadalupe Shrine and Plaza de las Tres Culturas. Here, you'll witness a convergence of Mexico's diverse historical epochs, represented by pre-Hispanic, colonial, and modern influences. You'll have the opportunity to visit the new Basilica, designed by architect Pedro Ramirez Vazquez, which houses the original image of Mexico's Patron. The annual celebration takes place on December 12th, when hundreds of thousands of Mexicans gather to honor the Virgin of Guadalupe.

• Breakfast
• Hotel To Airport

As you enjoy your breakfast, take a moment to reminisce on the memories created, the friendships forged, and the insights gained during your travels. Cherish the moments spent immersing yourself in the beauty and diversity of Mexico City. 

We will then drop you off at the Airport, from where you can catch your flight back home.