8:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m.

• Pick up and drop off in hotel.
• Visit to the archeological site of Tlatelolco.
• Visit to the Basilica de Guadalupe.
• Entrance to the Basilica de Guadalupe Museum.
• Entrance to the archeological site of Teotihuacan Pyramids.
• Driver.
• Private guide.
• Private transportation.
• Bottled water and snacks inside transportation.
• Souvenir.
• Face mask and sanitizing gel.

• Tips.
• Video and photography permits in museums, archaeological sites and attractions.

English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Arab, Japanese, Chinese and Korean.

• It is essential to present ID to the guide before starting the tour.
• Tennis or comfortable shoes recommended.
• Sunglasses recommended.
• Sun block and hat recommended.
• You may have the physical condition to walk up to 120 minutes. (with breaks).
• Spanish and English explanations don’t have an extra cost.
• We don’t do surprise stops in any store to force you to buy handicrafts.
• We strictly respect the itinerary.
• We don’t sell you anything aboard or in the tour.
• Confirmation will be received by email at the time of booking.
• Infants under 2 years of age are free of charge, but must travel in the arms or on the legs of their parents. (please inform us in the notes).
• Babies (over two years old) and young children must have their own seats.
• A infant car seat available per tour, (please request it).
• The unit price decreases according to the size of the group.

The tour starts in the archeological zone of Tlatelolco, the second most important city of the Aztec Empire, in this place was the main marketplace, where foods, animals, herbs and precious metals were traded, among other things.

We’ll continue to the famous Basilica de Guadalupe, we’ll appreciate the architectural heritage of some of the most significative Mexican religious buildings in one of the most visited places by the catholics from all around the world.

This museum is located behind the Basilica and shows a mystic fusion of Mexican history with sacred art from XVI century. In this place we can appreciate the biggest cultural Guadalupan and Marian heritage with a lot of novohispanic pictoric art and we’ll watch the room dedicated to the archangels. Of course, they will explain us the significance of exvotes, pictoric and narrative popular art inspired by miracles made by the Guadalupe Virgin.

Our travel will continue in Teotihuacan, “the city of gods”, located at the northwest of Mexico City. There we can climb the Pyramids of the Sun and Moon and walk along the popular Deads Avenue. After this, we’ll go to take our meal in one of the better restaurants of the place.

The tour ends going back to Mexico City, taking you back to your hotel.