TOUR: Malinalco (Daily)

In 1476, the tlatoani Axayacatl conquered the territory. His successor, Ahuizotl, left his mark on the shrines, stairways, and temples for the eagle and jaguar warriors.

TOUR: Pirámides y Basílica de Guadalupe (Daily)

Allow us to take you to the most astonishing ceremonial center of Pre-Hispanic Mexico, the city of the Gods, Teotihuacán, is a unique experience. We will also show you the place where the faith and devotion of Mexicans emerge from the past: the Basilica of Guadalupe.

TOUR: Recorrido la Ciudad de México (Daily)

No city has ever been transformed as much as Mexico City; myths, gods, pyramids, and palaces will tell you the story of one of the most dynamic cities in the world, with a museum that will take your breath away with its impressive collection of ancient Mexican archaeological pieces: the National Museum of Anthropology. Dare to explore it. Museum closed monday

TOUR: Reforma Avenue and the Historic Center (Daily)

Visit Reforma Avenue and the Historic Center at night to admire the palaces and monuments with their magnificent lighting. We will continue with a visit to the world-famous Plaza Garibaldi, where you will enjoy a music show with all the folklore that represents Mexico. (Daily 7:00 PM)

TOUR: Xochimilco y Coyoacán (Daily)

In Xochimilco, you will have the opportunity to admire the remnants of one of the lacustrine areas in central Mexico, dating back to when the city was surrounded by seven lakes several hundred years ago. We will also take you to Coyoacán, the neighborhood of Frida Kahlo.

TRAVEL: Cacaxtla (Daily)

This magnificent site was developed between 600 BC and 1000 AD by the Olmec-Xicalanca groups that dominated a large part of the Puebla-Tlaxcala valley. Known worldwide for the quality of its cave paintings, Cacaxtla in Tlaxcala is part of an exceptional archaeological complex.

TRAVEL: Chalcatzingo (Daily)

(Daily 8:00 AM) Chalcatzingo is an important archaeological site that began to develop 3,500 years ago thanks to the Olmecs who settled there. Agriculture based on terraces and hydraulic systems was the basis of its flourishing. From 1000 to 100 B.C. it was a very important political and religious center.

TRAVEL: Monte Tlaloc (Daily)

(Daily 9:00 AM) This magnificent site was developed between 600 BC and 1000 AD by the Olmec-Xicalanca groups that dominated a large part of the Puebla-Tlaxcala valley. Known worldwide for the quality of its cave paintings, Cacaxtla in Tlaxcala is part of an exceptional archaeological complex.

TRAVEL: Puebla and Cholula (Daily)

The place where the widest pyramid base in the world once stood is called Cholula; an important pre-Hispanic ceremonial center. In the city of Puebla, you will return to the times when colonial cities had a rich architectural style with an exquisite taste for works of art, such as the use of ceramics known as Talavera de Puebla.

TRAVEL: Taxco and Cuernavaca (Daily)

There is a place where the weather is always pleasant and enjoyable all year round: Cuernavaca, the city of eternal spring. If time could stop in one place, it would be Taxco. This has been an important silver mining center since pre-Hispanic times, a very charming and welcoming place with its stunning 18th-century Santa Prisca Church.

TRAVEL: Tenayuca (Daily)

The site was occupied from the end of the Classic period, although its heyday occurred in the Postclassic period. According to sources, the city of Tenayuca was founded by the Chichimecas of Xólotl - named after the leader who guided them to the basin of Mexico - around 1224 A.D.

TRAVEL: Tepotzotlán (Daily)

The largest and most important collection of works from the viceregal period is on display at the 17th century Jesuit College in Tepozotlan, a small town worth visiting.

TRAVEL: Tepoztlan (Daily)

A small valley surrounded by high mountains and large, whimsically shaped rocks that create a very special landscape. Among these rocks is the famous Tepozteco, a rock that rises almost 400 meters above the town, on top of which is a small pyramid dedicated to Ometochtli-Tepoztécatl, one of the gods of pulque among the Mexica.

TRAVEL: Tula (Daily)

It is the legendary land of one of the most transcendent gods of ancient Mexico: QUETZALCOATL, it is now an archaeological site that you must visit. Tula and its famous sculptures known as ‘‘The Atlanteans’’