Mexico Tour Packages

Arrive Mexico meet & greet by rep get transfer to Hotel- On arrive check in overnight stay at Hotel.

Breakfast at Hotel -Enjoy a panoramic drive around the city, seeing emblematic monuments such as the Angel of Independence and the Fountain of the Goddess Diana, visit the National Palace and the awe-inspiring cathedral and see much, much more.

Drive along the breathtaking 12km-long Paseo de Reforma, which is dotted with monuments to Mexican national figures and events, such as the Aztec emperor Cuauhtemoc, Christopher Columbus and the War of Independence. Continue towards Avenida Juarez, with its mix of historic and modern buildings, towards the stunning art nouveau masterpiece that is the Palace of Fine Arts. Admire the intricate beauty of the House of Tiles, an 18th century palace with a façade completely adorned with blue and white tiles.

Behold a series of famous landmarks such as the general post office and the Bank of Mexico on the way to the enormous Zocalo square with its enormous Mexican flag. Here you will visit the baroque National Palace, with its famous frescoes by renowned artist Diego Riera, and the magnificent Metropolitan Cathedral.

Continue the tour with a visit to artisan outlets and the monument to the revolution before heading to the historic Colonia Guerrero quavrter and the imposing skyscrapers of the Financial District. Finally, if you go for the option with Museum, explore the beautiful Chapultepec neighbourhood, still dominated by the former Imperial Palace, and visit the National Museum of Anthropology, where you can admire a priceless collection of Aztec, Olmec and Maya artefacts.

• Angel of Independence
• Diana the Huntress Fountain
• National Palace
• Metropolitan Cathedral
• Monument of Christopher Columbus
• Avenida Juárez
• Palace of Fine Arts
• House of Tiles
• Zócalo
• Revolution Monument
• Chapultepec
• National Museum of Anthropology

Overnight at Hotel

Breakfast at Hotel-An area characterised by a landscape dotted with volcanoes such as Popocatepetl and Iztacihuatl, see how the influence of talavera has shaped the architecture and handicrafts of Puebla. Talavera is a style of majolica pottery recognizable by a milky-white glaze. Authentic Talavera pottery may only come from the city of Puebla, Atlixco, Cholula, and Tecali thanks to both the quality of the natural clay and the traditional production process. A process originally imported from Spain and integrated with native motives and iconography with blue as the main colour.

During the walking tour we discover several gems. El Parían is an arts and crafts market located by the plaza, with permanent stalls and other vendors selling their goods on blankets spread on the floor. The Chapel of the Rosario, inside the Church of Santo Domingo, is full of symbolism, images and elements of New Spain’s Baroque. Finally the Cathedral that took 300 years to complete boasts the tallest bell towers in Mexico.

We also visit Cholula, whose pyramid is considered the largest in the country with each side about 400 metres long. Afterwards we continue to The Santa Maria de Tonantzintla Church where you can see the most surprising traditional work.

• El Parián
• The Chapel of the Rosario
• Cholula
• The Santa Maria de Tonantzintla Church

Breakfast at Hotel- On this tour of Ciudad Universitaria, or University City, you will not only come to appreciate its cultural and intellectual value to Mexico, but also how it is one of the city’s architectural wonders.

Your tour begins the moment you are picked up from your hotel and driven on a comfortable bus through the fascinating and lively streets of the federal district, or Distrito Federal – which give the D.F. to Mexico D.F. As you reach University City, contemplate the breath-taking expanses of lush campus terrain. This university’s lands are in fact so beautiful that they have become a popular weekend destination for walks and picnics. Spread over no less than 10,000 square kilometres, its countless paths, patios, routes and gardens guarantee a break from the hustle and bustle of Mexico City, notorious for its population density.

After soaking up the multicultural environment at the university, head off towards your next stop, the magnificent floating garden canals of Xochimilco. These stunning canals won’t only captivate you for their natural beauty; the manmade colourful decorations around them add a hint of magic to the entourage. Explore them aboard a traditional ‘trajinera’ while enjoying the happy-go-lucky twang of traditional Mexican music in the background. Without a shadow of a doubt, this is a great and enriching way of learning about and experiencing Mexican culture.

Breakfast at hotel check out and proceed to airport for your return Trip