Mexican Cultural Heritage Tour

IT'S ALL
ABOUT OUR TOUR

INCLUDED

Accommodation: 9 nights in 4-star hotels and boutique accommodations
Transportation: All transfers between cities and regions, including transportation to/from airports
Meals: Breakfast daily, lunch on selected days, and special dinners
Activities: Guided tours of all listed sites, cooking classes, and cultural experiences
Guides: English-speaking local guides throughout the tour
Entrance Fees: To museums, historical sites, and workshops

NOT INCLUDED

International flights
Personal expenses (souvenirs, additional meals, etc.)
Travel insurance

IDEAL FOR

Culture and history enthusiasts
Art lovers and those interested in Mexico’s indigenous and colonial heritage
Foodies seeking to explore authentic Mexican cuisine
Travelers looking for an immersive, off-the-beaten-path experience
Anyone fascinated by Mexico’s rich traditions, arts, and history

ITINERARY

Day 1: Arrival in Mexico City
Arrive in Mexico City, the heart of the country, and settle into your hotel. The evening is free for you to explore this bustling metropolis, whether it’s visiting Zócalo, the central square, or enjoying a delicious dinner at a local restaurant.
Overnight in Mexico City.

Day 2: Mexico City – Art & History
Frida Kahlo Museum: Begin your exploration with a visit to Casa Azul, the former home of iconic Mexican artist Frida Kahlo. See her famous works, personal belongings, and learn about her life and legacy.
National Museum of Anthropology: Afterward, immerse yourself in Mexico’s ancient civilizations with a visit to this world-renowned museum, home to the famous Aztec Sun Stone and fascinating exhibits on pre-Columbian cultures.
Tequila Tasting: End the day with a tequila tasting experience to explore one of Mexico’s most famous spirits.
Overnight in Mexico City.

Day 3: Teotihuacan & Tlatelolco Pyramids
Teotihuacan Pyramids: Travel outside Mexico City to explore the ancient Teotihuacan complex, home to the Pyramid of the Sun and the Pyramid of the Moon. Learn about the mysterious pre-Aztec civilization that built these monumental structures.
Tlatelolco: Visit Tlatelolco, the site of the last Aztec battle against the Spanish, and discover the tragic history of this important location.
Overnight in Mexico City.

Day 4: Travel to Guanajuato – A City of History
Travel to the charming colonial city of Guanajuato, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its colorful streets, subterranean tunnels, and vibrant atmosphere.
In the evening, enjoy a leisurely stroll around the Jardín de la Unión and indulge in a dinner at a local restaurant.
Overnight in Guanajuato.

Day 5: Guanajuato – Art, History, and Culture
Guanajuato City Tour: Discover the fascinating history of Guanajuato, from its silver mining roots to its rich cultural and artistic heritage. Visit the Diego Rivera Museum and the Mummy Museum, and stroll through the narrow, winding streets that give the city its unique charm.
The Alley of the Kiss: Explore the famous Alley of the Kiss, a romantic spot steeped in local folklore.
Overnight in Guanajuato.

Day 6: Travel to Oaxaca – City of Tradition
After breakfast, travel to Oaxaca, a city renowned for its indigenous heritage, colonial architecture, and vibrant culinary scene. In the evening, enjoy a traditional Oaxacan mezcal tasting and sample local specialties like mole and tlayudas.
Overnight in Oaxaca.

Day 7: Oaxaca – Exploring Art and Culture
Monte Albán Ruins: Visit the ancient Monte Albán ruins, once the capital of the Zapotec civilization, offering stunning views of the surrounding valley.
Oaxaca City Tour: In the afternoon, take a walking tour of Oaxaca City, exploring its beautiful colonial architecture, local markets, and artisan shops.
Artisan Workshops: Visit local workshops where artisans craft traditional Oaxacan textiles, pottery, and alebrijes (colorful wooden sculptures).
Overnight in Oaxaca.

Day 8: Travel to Puebla – The City of Talavera Pottery
Journey to Puebla, a city known for its culinary heritage and stunning Talavera pottery. Stroll through Puebla’s beautiful zocalo (main square) and admire its colonial buildings adorned with intricate tiles.
Overnight in Puebla.

Day 9: Puebla – Culinary Delights and Culture
Talavera Pottery Tour: Discover the traditional Talavera pottery of Puebla, visiting local artisans who still practice the centuries-old craft.
Puebla Culinary Experience: Enjoy a cooking class where you’ll learn to prepare mole poblano, Puebla’s signature dish, before indulging in your delicious creation.
Evening at Leisure: Enjoy the evening at your own pace, whether relaxing at a local café or taking in the city’s vibrant culture.
Overnight in Puebla.

Day 10: Departure from Puebla
After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your return flight home or continue your travels.
End of Tour.