Admire the iconic Fuente de la Cibeles, a symbol of the cultural union between Mexico and Spain. Located in the heart of Colonia Roma, this majestic fountain is an exact replica of Madrid’s famous Cibeles and stands out for its classic design and vibrant surroundings. Surrounded by streets full of history and charm, this place combines art, tradition and a cosmopolitan atmosphere that reflects the unique character of Mexico City. A perfect stop to appreciate the cultural and architectural richness of the capital.

Meet the Monumental Bullring Mexico, the largest bullfighting venue in the world and an architectural icon of Mexico City. Located next to the Blue Stadium, this imposing structure has witnessed major cultural and artistic events. Its unique design and monumental ability make it an iconic place, surrounded by the vibrant energy of the city. A visit that connects with the tradition and cultural legacy of Mexico in a historic setting.

Explore the charming center of Coyoacan, one of the most picturesque and traditional neighborhoods of Mexico City. With its cobblestone streets, colorful squares and bohemian atmosphere that characterizes it, this place is a treasure full of history and culture. Admire the beautiful Church of St. John the Baptist, the iconic Fountain of the Coyotes and the vibrant kiosk in the heart of the square. Surrounded by local crafts, cafes and markets, Coyoacán offers a unique experience that reflects the authentic essence of the capital.

Admire the iconic Frida Kahlo Museum, known as the Blue House, located in the heart of Coyoacan. This place was home to the celebrated artist and is a symbol of her life and work. Its vibrant cobalt blue facade and traditional architecture make it an iconic site full of history and creativity.

Discover the majesty of Ciudad Universitaria, home of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) and World Heritage Site. This campus is an icon of education and culture in Mexico, noted for its impressive architecture and monumental art. Admire the murals by Diego Rivera, David Alfaro Siqueiros and Juan O’Gorman, which tell the story and identity of the nation. Surrounded by green spaces and an avant-garde design, this stop offers a unique connection to Mexico City’s cultural and educational legacy.

Immerse yourself in the colorful and vibrant atmosphere of Xochimilco, a unique place in Mexico City full of history and tradition. Enjoy a 1-hour tour of its iconic canals, surrounded by chinampas, flowers and music. This World Heritage Site reflects Mexico’s cultural roots. As you sail, admire the vibrant surroundings and energy that characterizes this iconic place. An experience that combines unique landscapes and an authentic connection with traditional Mexico.