Stop at the Mirador de Tlatelolco (20–25 minutes) From this viewpoint we will have a panoramic view of the Plaza de las Tres Culturas, where you can see: Archaeological remains of Tlatelolco, ancient Mexica city. Temple of Santiago and nearby colonial constructions. Modern buildings, showing the evolution of the city to the present day. During the stop, the guide will offer an explanation about the history and cultural importance of this place, and there will be time for photos and admire the panorama.

Discover the ancient art of obsidian, the volcanic stone that ancient Mexicans used to create tools, ornaments and ceremonial objects. In this workshop you will have the opportunity to: Observe closely authentic pieces of obsidian and its traditional craftsmanship. Know the ancestral techniques still used by artisans. Learn curiosities and secrets of this unique stone, considered a symbol of protection and energy. It is an interactive and educational experience, ideal for those who wish to connect with Mexican history, culture and crafts.

Explore the mythical city of Teotihuacan, known as “the City of the Gods”, and immerse yourself in the history of one of the most important civilizations in Mesoamerica. During the guided tour (1 hour): Walk along the Causeway of the Dead and admire ancient murals and temples. Admire the Pyramid of the Sun and the Pyramid of the Moon for breathtaking panoramic views. Learn about the culture, architecture and traditions of the inhabitants of Teotihuacan thanks to the explanations of our expert guide. Free time (1 hour): Walk at your own pace, take pictures Enjoy the unique atmosphere of this archaeological site and absorb its historical energy.

As part of the experience, we will stop at a typical restaurant in the area to learn about the richness of Mexican cuisine. Traditional and pre-Hispanic dishes, made with ancestral recipes. Authentic atmosphere with regional music accompanying the visit. The stop is obligatory, but it is not necessary to consume; you can enjoy the atmosphere and know the local culture even if you do not order food. An opportunity to immerse yourself in Mexican gastronomy and tradition as you continue with the tour.

Visit one of the most important shrines in Latin America, a place of pilgrimage for millions of faithful each year. Admire the modern and traditional architecture of the Basilica and its surroundings. Learn about the history of the Virgin of Guadalupe and its cultural and spiritual impact in Mexico. The guide will share curiosities, legends and historical details that make this place a national symbol. Free time to take pictures and tour the area, connecting with the spirituality and tradition of the site.