On this 10-day trip, you’ll cruise ancient canals with your crew in Mexico City, walk the ruins of Teotihuacan with a Local Guide, meet community guides in desert landscapes, and spend time in Oaxaca and the Sierra Norte. Wander colourful streets, hit local markets, try tlayudas and even opt for an artisanal mezcal tasting before heading into the mountains for forest hikes, hidden waterfalls and a night in rustic cabins. From tacos and tlayudas to cacti, cabins and Casa Azul, this trip is all about seeing Mexico through its stories, communities and everyday magic.
Explore Teotihuacan, the Pyramid of the Sun and the Pyramid of the Moon, and a local Tequila distillery
Visit Casa Azul, Templo Mayor, Basilica de Guadalupe, Tlaquepaque
Discover Mexico City, Guanajuato, San Miguel de Allende, Guadalajara
Cruise the UNESCO-listed canals of Xochimilco on a colorful trajinera
Mexico City: Stay in a restored 18th-century colonial building in Mexico City’s historic district. The hotel stands in the area that formed the center of the Aztec capital before becoming the heart of the Spanish colonial city, with original architectural features that reflect its history.
Mexico City: Visit Frida Kahlo’s Blue House in Coyoacán, where the artist was born, lived and worked. Explore the house and garden at your own pace, seeing personal items, artworks and rooms that reflect her life and artistic identity.
Mexico City: Walk through the historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, to see the Zócalo, Metropolitan Cathedral, National Palace and Templo Mayor. You’ll see how the city developed from the former Aztec capital into the Mexico City of today.
San Miguel de Allende: Visit the Basilica de Guadalupe, one of the most important pilgrimage sites in the Catholic world. You’ll see a place of major religious significance in Mexico, where faith, national identity and centuries of devotion come together.
San Miguel de Allende: Explore Teotihuacán with a Local Specialist, walking along the Avenue of the Dead to see the Pyramid of the Sun, Pyramid of the Moon and the Temple of Quetzalpapálotl. As you move through the site, you’ll gain a stronger understanding of the scale, symbolism and lasting significance of this ancient city.
San Miguel de Allende: Join your Travel Director for a walk through San Miguel de Allende, from the Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel and its pink neo-Gothic spires to the hidden courtyards and colonial streets that give the city its distinctive character.
Guanajuato: Explore Guanajuato on foot with your Travel Director, from its steep alleyways and flower-filled plazas to the subterranean roads built to manage flooding. As you move through the city, you’ll get a better feel for the unusual layout and hillside setting that make Guanajuato unlike anywhere else in Mexico.
Tequila: Visit a local distillery for lunch and learn how the region’s best-known spirit is made, from the work of the jimadores to the ageing process behind each style. With a Local Specialist, taste blanco, reposado and añejo and understand what gives each one its distinct character.
Guadalajara: Discover Guadalajara through its architecture, public art and historic landmarks, from the Metropolitan Cathedral to the murals of José Clemente Orozco in the Government Palace. You’ll see how the city’s civic buildings and artistic heritage reflect its importance in the cultural life of Jalisco.
Mexico City: Travel by private trajinera through the Xochimilco canals to a working chinampa, where local hosts are restoring a 1,000-year-old agricultural system. Learn how these ecological gardens support Mexico City’s green spaces and provide habitat for the endangered axolotl, then sit down to a regional meal made with ingredients grown on site, ending with a cacao ceremony. Your visit directly supports United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 12: Sustainable Cities and Communities.
Guanajuato: Join your host, Mtro. Raúl Jaramillo, at Casa Carbonera for a hands-on workshop centered on Guanajuato’s culinary traditions. Learn to make tortillas by hand and help prepare enchiladas mineras, a regional specialty linked to the city’s mining heritage, before sitting down to a three-course meal with wine. Along the way, hear the story of the family business and create your own small piece of art to take with you.
Visit Mexico City, Guadalajara, Dolores Hidalgo, Guanajuato, Morelia, Patzcuaro, Queretaro, San Miguel de Allende, Tequila, Zacatecas, Acapulco, Cuernavaca, Taxco. You will begin this fabulous program in Mexico City stoping by Queretaro on
the way to San Miguel de Allende and dolores Hidalgo. You will walk through
the cobbled alleys of Guanajuato and Zacatecas, you will visit the land of
Mariachi and Tequila and learn the customs and enjoy the beauty of Colonial
Morelia and Patzcuaro. After enjoying the extraordinary route in the Central
part of Mexico City, enjoy the warm weather of Guerrero state in the Magic
town of Taxco (Silver Capital of the world) on the way to the worldwide
famous bay of Acapulco.
Visit Mexico City (Chapultepec Park, Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral, Palacio Nacional, Plaza de la Constitucion, Zocalo), Cuernavaca, Taxco (Santa Prisca).
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The Central Part of Mexico is one of the most visited areas because of its History, Culture, Landscapes and Gastronomy. Dare yourself
to deeply know Queretaro, San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, Zacatecas, Guadalajara, Patzcuaro and Morelia; walk through alleys, Museums and admire beautiful facades made of Pink cantera, enjoy and taste Tequila, and also amaze yourself with the impressive architecture of these cities.
Visit Dolores Hidalgo, Guanajuato, Mexico City, Queretaro, San Miguel de Allende. The Central Part of Mexico is one of the most visited areas because of its History, Culture, Landscapes and Gastronomy.
Join us to know the City where Miguel Hidalgo began de Independance war.
Visit Acapulco, Mexico City (Chapultepec Park, Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral, Palacio Nacional, Plaza de la Constitucion, Zocalo), Cuernavaca, Taxco (Santa Prisca).
