We will see a square surrounded by the National Palace, Supreme Court of Justice, and silversmith shops.

We will explain from the outside the great history about the construction and origin of the cathedral, as well as Baroque and neoclassical architecture.

We will see outside the archaeological ruins of the Templo Mayor dedicated to the god of rain and the god of the sun. We will understand its importance for the Mexicas and we will understand the geographical distribution.

We will explore the interior of the Ministry of Education, where there is a third of the murals that Diego Rivera painted throughout his career. We will see festivals, traditions, social struggle, trade and politics of the early 20th century

We will visit this square that witnesses the most important events of the viceroyalty of New Spain, as well as the trade of spices and products with Asia, the holy inquisition and the attempts of France to conquer Mexico.

In this square we will stop to rest in the shadows and talk about topics such as: indigenous languages, the tradition of the day of the dead, music, politics, gastronomy, each guide will share with you valuable information. In addition we will see the equestrian statue of Charles IV better known as "the little horse", also the exterior of the National Museum of Art and the Mining Palace.

We will see the past under a street next to the main temple, discover how it was found and the secret that many of the buildings in the city center hide.

A must see when coming to Mexico City. Its interior and exterior is art that at first glance leaves us dazzled.

We will entertain ourselves with a beautiful palace that is still in operation. We will understand the economic and political consequence of a majestic palace.

A place much photographed for its tiles that is an icon of the city.