DAY 1 – MEXICO CITY
Meet your guide at the airport and transfer to the hotel. Free afternoon. Overnight stay.
DAY 2 - CITY TOUR AND MUSEUM OF ANTHROPOLOGY
Breakfast at the hotel. We’ll start the day with a tour of the Historic District to visit the Zócalo, one of the largest squares in the world. We’ll visit the Cathedral, the largest religious building on the continent since 1537, and the National Palace. We’ll also enjoy a panoramic view of the Central Post Office and the Palace of Fine Arts.
We will continue on to the National Museum of Anthropology (closed on Mondays). Spanning 40,000 square meters, it offers visitors the opportunity to explore the history and culture of all pre-Columbian civilizations, from the Olmecs to the Maya and Aztecs, who inhabited Tenochtitlán until the arrival of the Spanish. The rest of the afternoon is free. Accommodation.
NOTE: Due to the political situation across the country, some governmental buildings might be closed o affected in their schedules and daily services
DAY 3 - GUADALUPE BASILICA - PYRAMIDS OF TEOTIHUACAN
Breakfast at the hotel. We begin with a visit to the Basilica of Guadalupe and the Pyramids of Teotihuacan, a Catholic shrine dedicated to the Virgin Mary. Teotihuacan, which in Nahuatl means “The City of the Gods” or “the place where the gods are born,” is the place where the spiritual and material knowledge of the Mesoamerican peoples is concentrated; it represents the continent’s richest architectural, urban, and artistic expression. You will visit the Pyramids of the Sun and the Moon, as well as the Pyramid of Quetzalcoatl. We will walk along the Avenue of the Dead, which was once the city’s most important thoroughfare, and at the Temple of Quetzalpapalotl, we will view murals from that era. Lunch at a restaurant near the pyramids. The rest of the afternoon is free. Overnight stay.
DAY 4 - XOCHIMILCO - COYOACAN
Breakfast at the hotel. We’ll start with a trajinera boat ride on Lake Xochimilco. The origins of Xochimilco date back to pre-Hispanic times. Xochimilco is particularly significant because of its chinampas. These were a type of raft made of wood and covered with soil, used to grow flowers and vegetables, turning Mexico-Tenochtitlan into a floating city.
We’ll continue to the iconic town of Coyoacán, which was an independent rural town within Mexico City until the 19th century. Here stands the home of the famous painter Frida Kahlo; her house served as a gathering place for artists and politicians of the time, including Leon Trotsky. We’ll visit this house, now a museum (admission included), which preserves the spirit and decor that Frida imbued in her famous “Casa Azul” (Blue House) where she was born, lived, and died. We’ll also visit Plaza Hidalgo, the main square with its bandstand and fountain, the cathedral, and the cobblestone streets lined with grand colonial-era mansions. Return to your hotel and overnight stay.
DAY 5 CIUDAD DE MEXICO - CIUDAD DE ORIGEN
Breakfast at the hotel. At a convenient time, transfer to Mexico City International Airport.
END OF SERVICES
RATES
| CATEGORY | CPL | TPL | DBL | SGL | MNR |
| 3* | $399 | $489 | $679 | $1289 | $529 |
| 4* | $479 | $569 | $729 | $1379 | $529 |
-Prices are quoted in USD and are payable in local currency at the exchange rate on the day.
-The prices quoted in this itinerary are for information purposes only and must be confirmed when making your booking, as they are subject to change without prior notice.
-Check the surcharges for the high season, the F1 Grand Prix and Día de los Muertos.
Prices valid until 2026-12-31
| HOTEL | CITY | CATEGORIE | |
| Hotel Estoril o Similar | Ciudad de México | 3* | |
| Hotel Casa Blanca o Similar | Ciudad de México | 4* | |
| This is a list of the hotels most frequently used on this tour. It is provided for guidance only; guests may be accommodated in similar or alternative establishments. | |||
Airport/hotel/airport transfer;
Accomodation in 3* or 4* star-hotels;
All breakfasts, 1 lunch on day 3;
Admission tickets to the Museum of Anthropology;
Minibus throughout for 4 passengers (please quote with your executive in case there are more passengers);
Excursions mentioned in the itinerary;
A guide for the whole trip.
Domestic and international flights;
International airport taxes, border fees when entering or leaving Mexico, and booking fees;
Visits or tours not mentionned in the program;
Meals not specified;
Drinks;
Tips for the guide, the driver or anyone else;]
Personal expenses;
Medical insurance, repatriation, and lost luggage coverage.
IMPORTANT :
-It is important to have a valid credit card for the whole lenght of the tour to be able to rent the car;
-Hotel Check-out: 12:00 PM;
-Hotel Check-in: 3:00 PM;
-Most hotels are non-smoking;
-A Maximum of 2 children under 11 years old, can share a room with 2 adults, rooms have 2 double-beds;
-All rooms are standard-type;
-Children over 12 years of age are considered adults;
-In Mexico, it is very common to tip if the service you received met your expectations. We suggest the following. For airport assistance, 25 mexican pesos per bag, for restaurants from 10% to 15% sobre el costo of the final costs;
-The rainy season in Mexico is between May and September.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
-European and Canadian tourists are not required to obtain a short-term visa to enter Mexico. Passports and round-trip tickets are required; the passport must be valid for the duration of the planned stay, which must not exceed 180 days.
-The currency in Mexico is the Mexican peso. We recommend that you exchange your euros at the airport or in Mexico City and make sure you have enough cash, since many stores in Mexico do not accept credit cards. However, you’ll have no trouble finding ATMs.
Some advices before departure:
Money: Euros are not accepted in Mexico. Plan on having 4,000 MXN (Mexican pesos)—about 200 USD, or the equivalent of 170—to cover your initial expenses (meals, gifts, alcohol, etc.), or exchange your euros for pesos before you leave. Bring your credit and debit cards to cover any unexpected expenses.
-Copy of your passport and driver license.
-Proof of address dated within the last three months in the event that you lose your documents while in Mexico.
Itinerary route: Ciudad de México, Teotihuacan, Coyoacan
HIRING AND CANCELLATION POLICIES
IF THE PROGRAM INCLUDES CHILDREN, KEEP IN MIND:
TRAVEL INSURANCE IS ESSENTIAL
>We recommend travel insurance that covers illness, COVID-19, accidents, luggage loss, cancellation, etc. Request a separate quote.
IF YOU ARE A PASSENGER IN SPECIAL CONDITION…
Please inform us in advance of any special conditions (e.g., surgeries, mobility issues, medical conditions) to adjust operations accordingly.
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