AN UNMISSABLE VISIT WHILE BEING IN MEXICO CITY
A 3+ HOURS PRIVATE EXPERIENCE FROM MX$2720 FOR 2 PEOPLE
Discover the most important museum of Mexico, and one of the most impressive ones worldwide: The National Museum of Anthropology – and learn about the history of Mesoamerica before the contact with Europe.
FULL DAY TRIPS TO ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES IN MEXICO
TEOTIHUACAN: CITY OF GODS
Teotihuacan is the most visited archaeological site in Mexico. Located 50 kms (about 1 hour) away from Mexico City, this ancient city is still a mystery in many ways since it fell around the year 650 C.E.
Then we can mix several complementary visits: Basilica de Guadalupe, Teotihuacan mural paintings or a 16th century convent: you choose!
Teotihuacan is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
TULA (HIDALGO)
Tula is an archaeological site located 90 kms (about 1:45 hours) away from Mexico City. It was the capital city of the Tolteca, one of the most important cultures in the central region of actual Mexico. Its influence reached as far as the Yucatan peninsula.
It influenced directly on many myths of the Mexica (Aztec) culture.
CACAXTLA (TLAXCALA)
Cacaxtla is an archaeological site located 110 kms (about 2 hours) away from Mexico City. It was a city from olmecas xicallancas, and it flourish around year 900 C.E.
Then we will go to Tlaxcala, capital city of the Tlaxcala state. Visit its Historic Downtown, and learn about the Art of Talavera, a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage, shared with Puebla.
XOCHICALCO (MORELOS)
Xochicalco is an archaeological site located 130 kms (about 2 hours) away from Mexico City. It was a city that flourish between the years 650 C.E. and 900 C.E., after the fall of Teotihuacan and the rise of Tula.
It has been included as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1999. After this visit, we will stop in an amazing spot in the city of eternal spring: Cuernavaca.
CHOLULA (PUEBLA)
Cholula is one of the most important archeological sites in Mexico. The area had been occupied to at least the 2nd century BCE. Its main temple was finished around the 9th century C.E., and it’s considered one of the largest human-built structures in the world.
Cholula was important during the arrival of the European conquistadores, making its town a beautiful mix of the pre-Hispanic and catholic ideas.