Welcome to Mexico City!

Arrive in vibrant Mexico City where you'll be kindly welcomed and transported to your luxury hotel in a private transfer.

Historic Center and Garibaldi Plaza 

Prepare yourself to begin the adventure, but first, enjoy a delicious gastronomic experience for breakfast in your hotel! 

 

Your itinerary starts off with a guided city tour along Mexico's historic center, a vibrant mixture of culture and history. You'll encounter architectural marvels like the iconic Palacio Nacional and the majestic Metropolitan Cathedral. The heart of the ancient Aztec capital, the Templo Mayor Azteca, stands as a testament to Mexico City's rich past, and the bustling Zócalo, with its lively atmosphere. The historic center is not merely a place; it's a journey through time, where every cobblestone whispers stories of the city's resilience and evolution. 

 

You will have time to enjoy lunch at one of the many typical Mexican renowned restaurants and when the sunset is beginning to appear, you will spend a Mexican night in Mariachi style by going to Garibaldi Square. Here, you will enjoy a typical Mexican show, dance to the rhythm of live music, and of course, you’ll enjoy some drinks for an unforgettable experience.

Paseo de la Reforma, Chapultepec and Bellas Artes

Today, you'll discover Mexico City from a different perspective as you stroll along Paseo de la Reforma, renowned as the city's most glamorous area. Depending on the season, the boulevard is adorned with vibrant flowers and hosts various exhibitions. Along this picturesque route stands the Ángel de la Independencia, an emblematic symbol of national pride commemorating Mexico's independence from Spain.

 

Next on your itinerary is a visit to the neoclassical Castillo de Chapultepec, situated atop a hill in Chapultepec Park. With its numerous rows of windows, captivating history, and an elegant atmosphere, the castle offers a striking contrast to the spectacular modern cityscape below.

 

In the afternoon, you'll explore one of the city's most prominent museums, the Anthropology Museum, which reveals life in Mexico from Mayan times to the Spanish conquest, and later your journey takes you to Los Pinos, an iconic and innovative location that served as the official residence of Mexican presidents for decades.

 

To culminate your day on a high note, immerse yourself in the vibrant rhythms of a Mexican folkloric ballet at the Palacio de Bellas Artes. Following the captivating performance, a private transfer will take you back to your hotel.

Xochimilco and Coyoacán

Navigate on a trajinera ride in Xochimilco's canals, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that dates back 1,000 years and learn how to make your own tortillas in an authentic rural and gastronomic experience led by Chef Dani Moreno. Gain valuable insights into the nixtamalization process and discover the diverse varieties of corn, enhancing your appreciation for traditional Mexican culinary techniques.

 

Later on you will make your way to Coyoacán, famous for its charming cobblestone streets, vibrant art galleries, colorful architecture, and bustling artisan markets. It provides a tranquil village-like atmosphere, making it easy to forget that you're in a metropolis of 22 million people. You will be visiting Coyoacán’s Market, full of narrow lanes filled with local merchandise and you'll be able to taste unusual and traditional Mexican treats. Afterwards, you will visit Frida Kahlo's Blue House, the birthplace and final resting place of the renowned Mexican artist, now transformed into a museum celebrating her life. Learn about her journey to becoming an iconic cultural figure in Mexico and beyond before returning to your hotel. Enjoy the rest of your day as you please. 

 

For an exquisite dining experience, we recommend exploring the culinary delights of Polanco, one of the most renowned districts in Mexico. You'll discover a variety of five star restaurants catering to various gastronomic preferences. Take a leisurely stroll through its elegant streets and enjoy a memorable dinner in a refined atmosphere.

Pyramids of Teotihuacán, Basílica de Guadalupe, & Chocolate Experience in the Roma Neighborhood

Today, we embark on a journey to the archaeological marvel of Teotihuacán, whose Aztec name translates to "the place where gods were born." This globally renowned site is among the most visited archaeological destinations, inviting exploration of the awe-inspiring pyramids. After your tour, you will have time to have lunch at a cave-themed restaurant, where you will savor typical dishes combining the flavors of local cuisine with the culinary heritage of pre-Hispanic times. 

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*If you enjoy heights, we highly recommend indulging in a private hot air balloon ride over the Valley of Teotihuacán. Witness the breathtaking sunrise casting its golden glow upon the Pyramid of the Sun and the Pyramid of the Moon, both gracefully passing beneath you for an unforgettable experience.

 

Later, our exploration takes us to the renowned Basílica de Guadalupe, a significant Roman Catholic church situated in the northern reaches of Mexico City. Here, the Virgen María (Virgin Mary) is believed to have appeared to Saint Juan Diego Cuauhtlatoatzin. Immerse yourself in the spiritual ambiance and historical significance of this sacred place.

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​Take some time to relax at the hotel before embarking on an evening adventure in one of the city's trendiest neighborhoods: Roma. Dive into the world of Mexican chocolate with the guidance of our expert chocolatier. Discover its origins, production processes, and unique characteristics. Create, mix, and dare yourself in a sensory experience to taste chocolate in a variety of ways, and experiment with creative combinations of this delectable treat, paired with both classic and unconventional ingredients.

Art, Reflection, Culinary Wonders, and Tacos & Mezcal Tour

Today is your last chance to check off any remaining items on your bucket list or revisit your favorite spots. We recommend you to begin your morning visiting one of the city’s most iconic museums; choose depending on your preferences: 

 

• Soumaya Museum: renowned for its diverse art collection, featuring over 66,000 pieces by artists like Rodin and Van Gogh. Housed in a striking modern building with a distinctive exterior, the museum showcases European and Mexican art, making it a must-visit for art enthusiasts.

• Museo de Memoria y Tolerancia: focused on human rights issues, including the Holocaust, other genocides, and contemporary challenges. Through exhibits, it seeks to educate and promote tolerance by emphasizing the importance of respecting diversity and human dignity.

• Biblioteca Vasconcelos: a contemporary public library renowned for its avant-garde architecture. Designed by Alberto Kalach, it features suspended bookshelves and walkways, creating a visually striking and open environment.

• Papalote Museo del Niño: an interactive children's museum focused on providing an educational and engaging experience for young visitors. Through hands-on exhibits and activities, it covers diverse subjects such as science, technology, art, and culture. 

 

Indulge in an unforgettable farewell dinner in Mexico City with our exclusive driving tour featuring the ultimate taco and mezcal experience! Explore the diverse flavors and culinary heritage of Mexico through its most iconic dish: the taco. Whether you prefer corn or flour tortillas, pork or fish fillings, with or without cheese, prepare to be dazzled by the endless variations of this beloved delicacy. Venture into the heart of Mexico City to discover hidden gems and beloved late-night taquerias. But that's not all – savor the elixir of the Gods! Our mezcal master will lead you on a journey through the rich and varied world of traditional mezcal from the historic towns of Mexico. From smoky to sweet, floral to herbal tones, experience the gastronomic and cultural heritage of this ancient drink firsthand.

Miss you already!

Depending on your next journey or departure schedule back home, we will plan accordingly to get you to the airport on time. We’re already missing you!