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Transfer Includes: transportation, bilingual assistance Tours Include: transportation, bilingual guide, entrance fees, with English speaking guide 
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City Tour without Museum
Operation: Daily You will experience the worlds biggest city, Mexico City, with its precious treasures of nature, culture, art and history. The guide will show and explain the Zocalo (main square) where you find the National Palace and the Cathedral, Bellas Artes Opera and the Latinoamericana tower, that survived the 1985 earthquake. Then we continue to the residential area of the metropolis, Chapultepec park and Lomas. Return to your hotel. |
City Tour with Museum
Operation: Daily except Monday You will experience the worlds biggest city, Mexico City, with its precious treasures of nature, culture, art and history. The guide will show and explain the Zocalo (main square) where you find the National Palace and the Cathedral, Bellas Artes Opera and the Latinoamericana tower, that survived the 1985 earthquake. Then we continue to the residential area of the metropolis, Chapultepec park and Lomas. Then we continue to the world famous Museum of anthropology, here you will get an excellent insight and summary of Mexican history and archeology |
Airport transfer one way 2 people minimum Reception, transportation, portage. One piece of luggage per person.
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City Tour with
Teotihuacan
Operation: Daily The guide will show and explain the Zocalo (main square) where you will find the National Palace and the Cathedral; afterwards, Bellas Artes Opera and the Latinoamericana tower that survived the 1985 earthquake. Then we will drive northern part of the city to get Teotihucan, where gods, men, heaven and earth met in the mythical past; visit the pyramids of the Sun and the Moon and the impressive Temple of Qetzalcóatl. A stop at the holiest place of Catholic workship in Latin American, the Shrine of Guadalupe, is made on the way back into town. Return directly to your hotel. Lunch
will be at local restaurant Return to the hotel. |
Guadalupe Shrine and Teotihuacan
Operation: Daily You will visit the sacred shrine of the national virgin of Guadalupe on the Hill of Tepeyac, this cathedral was visited several times by the pope John Paul II besides of millions of Christians during pilgrimage. Later on, you can climb the pyramids of the Sun and the Moon in Teotihuacan and be amazed by the temple of Quetzalcoatl. Teotihuacan means “The City of the Gods”, or “Where men become gods” in Nahuatl language. You will enjoy free time for taking pictures and do some sightseeing on your own. Return to the city directly to your hotel. |
Tour Xochimilco
Operation: Daily except Monday A typical Sunday Mexican tour, taking a boat ride to through the canals on a “trajinera” surrounded by a floating world of mariachi and marimba music. Then return to the hotel via the University City, recently declared by UNESCO human patrimony. This building was constructed on a petrified sea of lava. |
Tour
Puebla and Cholula
Operation: Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday Day trip to historic Puebla, where the imperial French army suffered one of its most bitter defeats in 1863. You will wonder at the exuberant magnificence of the Rosary Chapel, visit the enormous and austere Cathedral and the hidden Monastery of Santa Mónica.
The city is also famous for its
Spanish-style “talavera” tiles, which are integrated in the town`s
architecture, giving it most peculiar appearance. Before returning to
Mexico City, you will visit Cholula, known as the town of 365 churches, |
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Tour Tula & Tepozotlan
Operation: Wednesday An interesting excursion to ancient Tula, capital of the mighty Toltec empire, which flourished long before the arrival of the Aztecs. Visit includes the Ball Game court and the impressive Temple of the morning star, topped by the world-famous “Atlantes”, giant monolithic warriors standing guard, and the “Coatepantli”, an awe-inspiring wall of serpents. On the way back to Mexico City, stop at Tepotzotlan for a visit to its colonial monastery, where you will admire some of the world`s most magnificent baroque altarpieces, carved in wood and covered with authentic gold leaf. |
Tour Cuernavaca & Taxco
Operation: Daily A day trip to the city of eternal spring, Cuernavaca, visiting the Cathedral, continuing to the silver town of Taxco, with its cobblestoned streets and atmosphere of long ago. Visit churrigueresque style Santa Prisca church and browse through the countless silver shops, returning to Mexico City in the late afternoon or early evening. |
Tour Mexico -
Taxco - Acapulco 2 day - 1 night (Taxco)
Operation: Daily Day 1 : trip to the city of eternal spring, Cuernavaca, visiting the Cathedral, continuing to the silver town of Taxco, with its cobble-stoned streets and atmosphere of long ago. Visit churrigueresque style Santa Prisca church and browse through the countless silver shops. Overnight in Taxco at hotel of your choice. Day 2: In the morning drive through the mountains of the Sierra Madre to Acapulco; drop off at hotel of your choice. Includes transportation and bilingual guide. (note: meals and hotel accommodation NOT INCLUDED) without hotel
Tour rates do not include meals and
overnight accommodations; |
Ballet Folkloric Ballet ticket is included .Rates subject to change Operation: WEDNESDAY evening
and SUNDAY morning and evening The Mexican folkloric ballet performs in the Palace of Fine Arts. Before performance, you can admire the beautiful glass curtain, depicting the Popocatepetl and Iztaccihuatl volcanoes. The folkloric ballet of Mexico is internationally known for its magnificent choreography and music, representing all regions of the Republic. Note: please be informed that sometimes performance takes place at Teatro Hidalgo due compromises gotten by Palace of Fine Arts. |
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Tour Coyoacan, San
Angel and Saturday Bazaar
Operation: Saturday Trip to the south of the city along Insurgentes Avenue, the longest avenue in Mexico City passing by the Insurgentes Theater, which has a Diego's mosaic mural, which tells the story of Mexican theater. Coyoacan, an old colonial town which is now incorporated into Mexico City is where we will visit the famed Blue House which Frida Kahlo's father built and her home for most of her life. Then continuation to San Angel a neighborhood famous for its Saturday crafts market (the Bazar del Sabado) where artists and high quality craftsmen sell their wares. |
Tour Coyoacan with Frida and Diego
Operation: Daily except Monday Trip to the south of the city along Insurgentes Avenue, the longest avenue in Mexico City. At the Insurgentes Theater, we will visit Diego's mosaic mural, which tells the story of Mexican theater. Coyoacan, an old colonial town which is now incorporated into Mexico City is where we will visit the famed Blue House which Frida Kahlo's father built and her home for most of her life. Close by is Leon Trotsky's house, now a museum. We will also visit Anahuacalli, a museum that Diego built for his collection of pre-Hispanic ceramic pieces which Frida strongly supported. The building has an Aztec-inspired design. |
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