FOR THE HEART OF MEXICO

Reception at the airport or bus station, assistance and transfer to your hotel. Accommodation.

Breakfast. Panoramic visit to the Plaza de las Tres Culturas; historical site where the last fight between the Aztecs and the Spanish was fought and which symbolizes the fusion of 3 cultural eras represented by the Aztec ruins; the church of Tlatelolco and the building of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. We will continue towards the Basilica of Guadalupe; where we will see the original image of the Virgin of Guadalupe. You will learn the story of how it was captured on the mantle of the indigenous Juan Diego and you will see the ancient basilica at the foot of the Tepeyac hill. On a modern highway we will go directly to the archaeological zone of Teotihuacán; the city of the gods; 50 km away where we can admire the impressive pyramids of the sun and the moon; Walking along the Avenue of the Dead, we will visit an obsidian workshop for the demonstration of this and the maguey. Buffet lunch (without drinks). Accommodation.

Breakfast. We visit the Zócalo, the National Palace, panoramic view. We will see the ruins of what was the Great Temple of the Aztecs and the Metropolitan Cathedral. We will take you to the historic Chapultepec forest surrounded by residential areas such as Las Lomas; where you will discover the residences of famous artists. Visit to the National Museum of Anthropology, where you can see a mosaic of the country's most important cultures. You can stay in the museum to visit it completely or be transferred to your hotel. Accommodation.

Breakfast. We leave for Querétaro, a World Heritage city, where we will visit the Aqueduct, the Ex-Convento de la Cruz and the Historic Center. We will continue on the way to San Miguel de Allende. Afternoon to get to know this peaceful city where the great comedian Mario Moreno "Cantinflas" lived and the place of residence of artists and intellectuals. Important places include the Parish of San Miguel Arcángel, the Chapel of the Santa Casa, the Convent of the Concepción, the San Francisco Church and the Allende House and Institute. You will find a wide variety of cafes and restaurants to choose from.

Breakfast. Departure to Dolores Hidalgo, where Priest Don Miguel Hidalgo gave the "Cry of Independence" of Mexico in 1810. There we find the house-museum of this national hero. We will continue to Guanajuato, a World Heritage city, headquarters of the International Cervantino Festival held annually. In the afternoon we will enjoy this beautiful city, full of alleys and squares, which offers us very interesting places such as the University, the Juárez Theater, the Calle del Beso, the house-museum of the muralist Diego Rivera, husband of Frida Kahlo. Its streets and underground avenues are unique in the country. Other attractive options are: the “calejoneada” accompanied by a musical student or Valencian tuna, the house of Jorge Negrete, the museum of the. Quixote and the Mummies. Accommodation.

Breakfast. We will leave for Zacatecas, a beautiful mining city declared a World Heritage Site, with beautiful facades carved in pink stone, whose cathedral is the most outstanding, an example of Mexican baroque. Panoramic of the city from Cerro de la Bufa, descent by cable car and educational visit to the Edén Mine. Possibility of witnessing some musical “alleyway” with Tambora. Other attractive options in the city are the Rafael and Pedro Colonel and Francisco Goitia museums. Accommodation.

Breakfast. We leave towards the city of Guadalajara, birthplace of Mariachi and Tequila, which distinguish Mexico in the world. Visit to the Tlaquepaque neighborhood famous for manufacturing the finest crafts in the state. Here is the famous Sergio Bustamante gallery. Possibility of eating in one of the typical restaurants accompanied by a mariachi group. Accommodation.

Breakfast. In the morning, we will visit the city where we will observe points of interest such as the degollado theater, the cathedral, the rotunda of the illustrious men, the government palace that houses splendid murals by Orozco, the Guadalajara square and a panoramic view of the hospice cabins. We continue to Tequila, a typical town where the main distilleries of this liquor recognized throughout the world are established. We will tour the agave fields, the plant from which the “jimadores” extract the pineapple to obtain tequila. We will tour a distillery to learn in detail the production process of this drink. Return to Guadalajara. Accommodation.

Breakfast. We get on the road again and we will visit the Rancho de Vicente Fernández, Los Tres Potrillos, as far as its guards allow since it is private property; We will visit their store considered “the largest denim store in the world.” 

Continuation to Pátzcuaro, which means "the door to heaven" in the Purépecha language. City famous for its colonial beauty, originality in customs and local population. Among its attractions is the miraculous Basilica of Our Lady of Health, the "House of the Eleven Patios", the historic center with its Basque squares of Quiroga and Gertrudis Bocanegra. We will continue to Morelia, the city of light with the best illuminated historic center in Mexico. Optionally you can listen to the legendary routes from the colonial era. In the center's portals you can enjoy a wide variety of cafes and restaurants with typical dishes. Accommodation.

Breakfast. We will visit Morelia, a World Heritage city, recognized for its good student atmosphere and its magnificent colonial buildings of pink quarry: The Cathedral, the Government Palace, the Clavijero Palace, the Plaza Mayor, the Typical Sweets Market, the Aqueduct and the Gualupita Temple in the San Diego Convent. Return to Mexico City. Arrival. Accommodation.

Breakfast. Transfer from the hotel to the airport to board the flight to your place of origin.