Welcome to Mexico City 3D/2N

Your journey begins when you land at Mexico City Airport, where a seamless and comfortable transfer awaits. After arriving in the city and getting settled, set out independently to experience the vivacity of Mexico City at your own pace.

Wander through charismatic neighborhoods where each street hums with energy. Mariachi music accompanies your steps, mixing with the enticing aromas of local street food, while a skyline of towering skyscrapers and colonial architecture reflects both heritage and modernity.

Mariachi music is recognized by UNESCO as part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

Uncover Mexico City’s vibrant core with your included tour guide during the whole experience. Begin at the iconic Zocalo, where Mexico’s politics, social movements, and traditions have flourished for centuries. Marvel at the Catedral Metropolitana and Palacio Nacional, then enter the Museo del Templo Mayor and explore the ruins of ancient Tenochtitlan, the heart of the Aztec empire, while learning the stories of the Mexica civilization.

Continue to Plaza de Santo Domingo, where Spanish colonial heritage meets the bold spirit of the Mexican Muralist Movement. Move into the 20th century at the Museo Nacional de Arte, where modern architecture and Mexican creativity stand out in striking displays. As you walk the city streets, glimpse the House of Tiles and approach the Palacio de Bellas Artes, seeing Mexico City’s past and creative present side by side.

The Zocalo is formally known as Plaza de la Constitucion and serves as Mexico City’s main civic square.

As your journey in Mexico City comes to a close, take in the vibrant atmosphere that defines this dynamic metropolis. Reflect on the kaleidoscope of experiences you have gathered, from stories and sights to the sounds that shaped your time in the city.

With your mind and heart full, prepare for your scheduled transfer to the airport. Carry the tales and treasures of your travels with you, ready to share the memories of a city where ancient traditions and modern life stand side by side.

Mexico City is built on the site of Tenochtitlan, the former capital of the Mexica civilization.