Discover Colonial Mexico and Its Wonders

MORNING
Arrival at Mexico City International Airport.

AFTERNOON
Transfer to the hotel and check-in process. Free time to rest or explore the hotel surroundings.

EVENING
Free dinner (not included). Option to take a short walk in nearby areas if time permits.

MORNING
Panoramic tour of Mexico City. Visit:

• Plaza de las Tres Culturas
• Historic Center: Zócalo, Metropolitan Cathedral, and Templo Mayor Azteca
• Paseo de la Reforma and main avenues
• Chapultepec Park
• Transfer and visit to the Basilica of Guadalupe, including the 18th-century old basilica and the modern temple.

AFTERNOON
Transfer to the traditional Xochimilco neighborhood. Trajinera boat ride through its canals among floating gardens, surrounded by music, flowers, and colors.

EVENING
Transfer to Plaza Garibaldi to enjoy the Mexican atmosphere with mariachi, tacos, and tequila. Dinner included in a typical restaurant in the area.

MORNING
Departure from Mexico City to El Oro de Hidalgo, a charming magical town with a mining heritage. Tour of its main attractions, such as the old train station and the Juárez Theater, in European style.
Visit to Mina de las Dos Estrellas, now a museum, to learn about the history of gold mining in the region.

AFTERNOON AND EVENING
Continue to Tlalpujahua, a picturesque magical town in Michoacán. Stroll through its cobblestone streets, visit its baroque sanctuary, and enjoy free time in its permanent Christmas-like atmosphere with lunch.
Transfer to Pátzcuaro, arrival, and accommodation. Free time for a first walk through this colonial city with rich indigenous and Spanish heritage.

MORNING
Departure from Pátzcuaro to Morelia, the capital of Michoacán and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Panoramic tour of the historic center, including:

• The Cathedral
• Plaza de Armas
• University (founded in 1540)
  Free time to stroll and have lunch in the center.

AFTERNOON
Transfer to Cuitzeo del Porvenir, on the shores of Mexico’s second-largest lake. Visit the Ex-Convent of Santa María Magdalena, an example of 16th-century Plateresque architecture. Time to explore its cobblestone streets and colonial atmosphere.
Continue to Guadalajara, the capital of Jalisco. Arrival late in the afternoon, accommodation, and free time to rest or take a night walk near the hotel.

MORNING
Guided tour of Guadalajara, a vibrant city with great cultural and historical wealth. Visit:

• Historic Center
• Metropolitan Cathedral
• Plaza Tapatía
• Local market
• Hospicio Cabañas, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
  After the visit, departure to the town of Tequila.

AFTERNOON
Transfer to the traditional Xochimilco neighborhood. Trajinera boat ride through its canals among floating gardens, surrounded by music, flowers, and colors.

EVENING
Visit to the Mundo Cuervo Tequila Distillery. Return to Plaza Garibaldi for a Mexican atmosphere with mariachi, tacos, and tequila. Dinner included in a typical restaurant.

MORNING
Departure from Guadalajara to the state of Guanajuato, one of Mexico’s most charming colonial destinations.

AFTERNOON
Arrival in Guanajuato around noon. Guided tour of this UNESCO World Heritage city, famous for its mining history, narrow colorful streets, majestic temples, and plazas. Funicular ride to the Pípila viewpoint for a spectacular panoramic view of the city.

EVENING
Free time to explore Guanajuato, dine on your own, and enjoy the bohemian university atmosphere.

MORNING
Departure through the mountains to Dolores Hidalgo, a historic city considered the cradle of Mexican independence. Time to visit its main square and learn about its historical legacy.
Continue to the Sanctuary of Atotonilco, known as the “Sanctuary of God and Homeland” and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

AFTERNOON
Arrival in San Miguel de Allende, a colonial gem and UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its viceregal architecture, cobblestone streets, art galleries, and vibrant cultural scene. Free time to stroll, explore shops, and have lunch.
Transfer to Querétaro, arrival, and a walk through its colonial center, including Plaza de Armas, pedestrian streets, and lively restaurants. Accommodation in the city.

MORNING
Departure to Tula, the ancient capital of the Toltec people. Guided tour of the archaeological site with entrance included. Visit:

• The imposing Atlantes, 4-meter-tall warrior statues
• Pyramids, palaces, and carved columns showcasing the grandeur of this pre-Hispanic civilization.

AFTERNOON
Departure to Val’Quirico, a charming architectural complex inspired by the European countryside, particularly the Italian Tuscany. Enjoy its medieval atmosphere, cobblestone streets, galleries, and restaurants.
Continue to the historic city of Puebla. Panoramic tour to admire:

• Puebla Cathedral, in Renaissance style
• Time for lunch and to explore its colonial architecture and typical ceramic shops.

EVENING
Return to Mexico City, accommodation, or free time depending on the program.

MORNING
Breakfast. At the designated time, transfer to the airport for the return flight home.