The Historic Center of Mexico City is a must-visit destination for any traveler seeking a truly enriching experience. With its vibrant streets and fascinating history, this iconic location offers a unique and immersive journey. Begin your exploration at the renowned...

Cancun, a tropical paradise located on the eastern coast of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, is undeniably a dream destination for beach enthusiasts. With its breathtakingly beautiful turquoise waters, pristine powdery white sand beaches, and an abundance of sunshine,...

The Frida Kahlo Museum, situated in the heart of Mexico City, is an absolute must-see destination for art enthusiasts from around the globe. This extraordinary museum is dedicated to showcasing the remarkable life and artistic brilliance of the iconic Mexican painter,...

Chichen Itza, situated in the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico, is an extraordinary archaeological site that never fails to captivate visitors. This renowned destination is celebrated for its magnificent pyramid, El Castillo, which stands tall and proud as a symbol of the...

Our private tour in Mexico City started when they brought us to the Basilica of Guadalupe. In words of Tony, our tourist guide, this is the most important Catholic temple in Latin America. Here, every December 12th, millions of pilgrims come from all places in America...

Dear customers: This has been one of the most complicated years for tourism industry due to Covid-19. However, in btuvi we have kept working, improving tours and celebrating better service agreements for our customers. At the same time, our beloved tourist guides are...

The historic center is the heart of Mexico City. Is without any doubt, the cultural capital of America. That’s why it was declared as cultural human heritage in 1987 by UNESCO. This place is son vast in museums, activities, musical, sport and artistic shows that a...

In Coyoacan neighborhood in Mexico City there is the Frida Kahlo Museum. Frida is the most important Mexican female painter in history… all around the world they love her. Yes, I know she made famous because of the Salma Hayek movie, but there is more than that. In...

One of the closer destinies to Mexico City is Puebla, the most important city between the port of Veracruz and the capital city. Here lived the Cholultecas, an indigenous civilization, who built a city that left traces all around: an indigenous language, a wide...

From XVI to XVIII centuries, the most common and accepted precious metal for trade operations in the world, aside from gold, was silver, and the New Spain (ancient Mexico), was the biggest producer of this mineral and a big part of this production was extracted from a...