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Mexico City, Mexico
Mexico City, Mexico Mexico City, Mexico
San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
San Miguel de Allende, Mexico San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
Guanajuato, Mexico
Guanajuato, Mexico Guanajuato, Mexico
Zacatecas, Mexico
Zacatecas, Mexico Zacatecas, Mexico
Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
Morelia, Mexico
Morelia, Mexico Morelia, Mexico
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Embark on a unique journey to discover the best of Mexico, a destination where history, tradition, and culture blend seamlessly in every corner. Throughout the trip, you'll visit impressive archaeological sites, iconic sanctuaries, and charming towns that reflect the diversity and richness of this wonderful country. You'll also travel along routes filled with art, history, and authentic flavors, allowing you to connect deeply with the essence of Mexico. Each place will surprise you. Don’t miss the opportunity to live this unique experience. Book now and let yourself be captivated by the magic of Mexico!
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10Nights
6Destinations
10Accommodation

Visiting

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Days 1, 2, 3, 4
Mexico City
2
Days 4, 5
San Miguel de Allende
3
Days 5, 6
Guanajuato
4
Days 6, 7
Zacatecas
5
Days 7, 8, 9
Guadalajara, Jalisco
6
Days 9, 10
Morelia
7
Days 10, 11
Mexico City
DAY 1 • MEXICO CITY
DAY 1 • MEXICO CITY

Arrival at the airport or bus station, reception, and transfer to the hotel. Accommodation.
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DAY 2 • MEXICO CITY
DAY 2 • MEXICO CITY

At the scheduled time, we will take a panoramic tour of the Plaza de las Tres Culturas, an iconic place where the last battle between the Aztecs and Spaniards took place, symbolizing the fusion of three cultural eras. Here, we will admire the Aztec ruins, the Tlatelolco Church, and the impressive building of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Afterward, we will head to the Basilica of Guadalupe, where we will see the original image of the Virgin of Guadalupe. You will learn the story of how this image appeared on the cloak of the indigenous Juan Diego, and we will visit the old basilica at the foot of Mount Tepeyac. Next, we will travel along a modern highway to the archaeological site of Teotihuacán, known as the "City of the Gods," located 50 km away. There, we will be amazed by the majestic Pyramids of the Sun and the Moon, walk along the Avenue of the Dead, and visit an obsidian workshop, where a demonstration on this stone and maguey will be given. Buffet lunch (drinks not included). Accommodation.
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DAY 3 • MEXICO CITY
DAY 3 • MEXICO CITY

At the scheduled time, we will take a tour of the Zócalo and enjoy a panoramic view of the National Palace. We will visit the impressive ruins of the Templo Mayor, a relic of the ancient Aztec civilization, and the majestic Metropolitan Cathedral. We will continue to the historic Chapultepec Forest, surrounded by exclusive residential neighborhoods such as Las Lomas, where you can admire the homes of famous artists. Later, we will visit the National Museum of Anthropology, where you can explore a valuable collection of Mexico's most representative cultures. At the end of the tour, you will have the option to continue exploring the museum or be taken back to your hotel for accommodation.
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DAY 4 • MEXICO CITY – QUERÉTARO – SAN MIGUEL DE ALLENDE
DAY 4 • MEXICO CITY – QUERÉTARO – SAN MIGUEL DE ALLENDE

We will begin our journey in Querétaro, a city declared a World Heritage Site, where we will explore the impressive Aqueduct, the former Convent of the Cross, and the charming Historic Center. Next, we will continue our trip to San Miguel de Allende, a peaceful town that was home to the famous comedian Mario Moreno "Cantinflas" and continues to be a haven for artists and intellectuals. Its main attractions include the Parish of San Miguel Arcángel, the Chapel of the Holy House, the Convent of the Conception, the Church of San Francisco, and the Casa e Instituto Allende. In addition, you will find a wide variety of cafés and restaurants. Overnight stay.
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DAY 5 • SAN MIGUEL DE ALLENDE – DOLORES HIDALGO – GUANAJUATO
DAY 5 • SAN MIGUEL DE ALLENDE – DOLORES HIDALGO – GUANAJUATO

At the designated time, we will depart for Dolores Hidalgo, where Father Miguel Hidalgo proclaimed the "Grito de Independencia" in 1810. In this place, we will visit the house-museum dedicated to this national hero. We will then continue to Guanajuato, a city recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site and known for hosting the annual International Cervantino Festival. In the afternoon, we will have the opportunity to explore this charming city, famous for its alleys and plazas. Some of the most iconic landmarks include the University, the Juárez Theater, the Alley of the Kiss, and the house-museum of Diego Rivera, who was the husband of Frida Kahlo. We will also explore its unique underground streets and avenues, which are one-of-a-kind in the country. Other points of interest include the traditional "callejoneada" accompanied by a student group or Valencian tuna band, the house of Jorge Negrete, the Museum of Don Quixote, and the Museum of the Mummies. Accommodation.
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DAY 6 • GUAJANUATO – ZACATECAS
DAY 6 • GUAJANUATO – ZACATECAS

At the designated time, we will head to Zacatecas, a charming mining city that, in addition to being declared a UNESCO World Heritage site, is known for its stunning pink sandstone façades, especially the cathedral, an outstanding example of Mexican Baroque. From the Cerro de la Bufa, we will enjoy a panoramic view of the city and can take a cable car ride to get an even more fascinating landscape. We will also have an educational visit to the Mina del Edén, a symbolic place of the city. As an additional option, we can experience a "callejoneada," a lively musical celebration with tambora music. On the other hand, it will also be possible to explore the Rafael and Pedro Coronel museums, as well as the Francisco Goitia museum. Accommodation.
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DAY 7 • ZACATECAS – GUADALAJARA
DAY 7 • ZACATECAS – GUADALAJARA

We begin our journey to Guadalajara, an iconic city and the birthplace of mariachi and tequila, which represent two of Mexico’s greatest worldwide prides. Next, we will visit the picturesque neighborhood of Tlaquepaque, known for producing the finest crafts in the state. In this charming area, we will explore the famous gallery of Sergio Bustamante. Additionally, we will have the opportunity to enjoy a typical meal at one of the local restaurants, accompanied by a mariachi band. Accommodation.
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DAY 8 • GUADALAJARA – TEQUILA
DAY 8 • GUADALAJARA – TEQUILA

In the morning, we will begin with a city tour, during which we will visit several of its main points of interest, such as the Degollado Theater, the Cathedral, and the Rotunda of Illustrious Men. We will also visit the Government Palace, famous for its impressive murals by Orozco, Plaza Tapatía, and enjoy a panoramic view of the Hospicio Cabañas. Afterwards, we will head to Tequila, a charming town known for being home to the main distilleries of this world-renowned liquor. There, we will take a tour of the agave fields, where "jimadores" harvest the piña for the production of tequila. To conclude, we will visit a distillery to learn in detail about the entire process of making this traditional drink. At the end of the visit, we will return to Guadalajara for the accommodation.
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DAY 9 • GUADALAJARA – RANCHO LOS 3 POTRILLOS – PÁTZCUARO – MORELIA
DAY 9 • GUADALAJARA – RANCHO LOS 3 POTRILLOS – PÁTZCUARO – MORELIA

We will begin our journey once again by visiting Vicente Fernández's Ranch, Los Tres Potrillos, a private site that we can access as far as the guards allow. Among the main attractions of this place is its store, known as "the largest cowboy store in the world."

Later, we will head to Pátzcuaro, a town whose name in Purépecha means "the door to the sky." This town is famous for its colonial beauty and the richness of its customs, which are still present in the local population. Key points of interest include the Basilica of Our Lady of Health, considered a miraculous place. Additionally, we will visit the "House of Eleven Patios" and enjoy the Vasco de Quiroga and Gertrudis Bocanegra squares, located in the historic center. We will then continue to Morelia, known as the "City of Light," as its historic center is the best-lit in all of Mexico. Optionally, those interested can listen to the fascinating colonial-era legends that have endured in the city. Accommodation.
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DAY 10 • MORELIA – MEXICO CITY
DAY 10 • MORELIA – MEXICO CITY

At the scheduled time, we will begin the tour of Morelia, a city declared a UNESCO World Heritage site, recognized for both its vibrant student atmosphere and its impressive colonial buildings made of pink sandstone. Among its main attractions are the majestic Cathedral, the Government Palace, the Clavijero Palace, the Main Square, the Traditional Candy Market, the Aqueduct, and the Temple of Gualupita, located in the Convent of San Diego. At the end of the visit, we will begin the return journey to Mexico City. Overnight stay.
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DAY 11 • MEXICO CITY
DAY 11 • MEXICO CITY

At the indicated time, transfer to the airport to take the departure flight. (Flight not included)
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Day 1: Mexico City
Day 2: Mexico City
Day 3: Mexico City
Day 4: Mexico City, San Miguel de Allende
Day 5: San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato
Day 6: Guanajuato, Zacatecas
Day 7: Zacatecas, Guadalajara, Jalisco
Day 8: Guadalajara, Jalisco
Day 9: Guadalajara, Jalisco, Morelia
Day 10: Morelia, Mexico City
Day 11: Mexico City
  • 4 nights in Mexico.
  • 1 night in San Miguel de Allende.
  • 1 night in Guanajuato.
  • 1 night in Zacatecas.
  • 2 nights in Guadalajara.
  • 1 night in Morelia.
  • Daily breakfast.
  • 1 buffet lunch (without drinks) in Mexico City.
  • Visits according to the itinerary.
  • Tourist transportation with air conditioning.
  • Bilingual guide.
  • Airline tickets.
  • Tips for the guide, driver, porters.
  • Meals not described in the itinerary.
  • Drinks during meals.
  • Optional excursions.
  • Hotel surcharges for early check-in or late check-out.
  • Excess luggage for transfers (Only one 23 kg suitcase per person is included).
  • Medical assistance (Mandatory).
  • Any unspecified services.
  • Personal expenses.

Planned hotels or similar options

6 accommodations
Hotel Casa Blanca
Mexico City

Hotel Casa Blanca

8.5
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Real de Minas San Miguel de Allende
San Miguel de Allende

Real de Minas San Miguel de Allende

8
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Holiday Inn Express Guanajuato by IHG
Guanajuato

Holiday Inn Express Guanajuato by IHG

8.7
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Santa Rita Hotel del Arte
Zacatecas

Santa Rita Hotel del Arte

9.4
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Hotel Morales Historical & Colonial Downtown Core
Guadalajara, Jalisco

Hotel Morales Historical & Colonial Downtown Core

9.1
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Hotel Alameda Centro Historico
Morelia

Hotel Alameda Centro Historico

8.6
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IMPORTANT NOTES

TO IMPROVE YOUR EXPERIENCE

If you are a passenger with a disability, a history of surgeries, reduced mobility, or any particular medical condition that you consider relevant, we suggest informing us in advance. This will allow us to plan your tour package appropriately and take the necessary steps to ensure your well-being, comfort, and a safe and satisfactory travel experience.

HOTELS

  • The hotels listed are for reference only; they are the most commonly used on this type of tour. However, please note that when confirming services, other hotels of equal category may be selected.
  • TRIPLE ROOMS: These rooms have 2 double beds, so two passengers will need to share a bed. This is subject to availability at the hotel when making the reservation.
  • Services such as cribs or bed types (Twin, King, Queen) are subject to availability at the hotel when booking.

ITINERARY

  • This itinerary may be subject to changes due to road conditions, weather, other unforeseeable factors, or availability at the time of booking. It is possible that the order of the itinerary may change, but this will not affect its content.
  • In Mexico City, the National Museum of Anthropology is closed on Mondays.
  • Travel documents will be delivered 8 days before the departure date.

CHILDREN'S POLICY

  • Room Occupancy: The maximum number of children per room sharing with their parents is subject to the policies of each hotel.
  • Documentation: All minors must be accompanied by one of their parents or guardians. Upon check-in, they must present their identity card, valid passport, or birth certificate.

DEPOSITS

  • Deposits are NON-REFUNDABLE.


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