We start by picking you up at your hotel or Airbnb at any address in the central area of Mexico City, form there we take a 30 min drive to the Teotihuacan archeological site and to the Basilica of Guadalupe (the first site to be visit may change depending on the traffic and weather in the city)

After a delightful car ride, we'll head to the magnificent Teotihuacan Pyramids, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You'll have the exclusive opportunity to explore this ancient Mesoamerican city with your private guide, learning about its rich history and mythology. Stand in awe of the Pyramid of the Sun, the third-largest pyramid in the world, and discover the Pyramid of the Moon. Enjoy a personalized experience, taking in the stunning views and uncovering the secrets of this fascinating site. We'll take our time, allowing you to soak in the history and culture of this incredible destination.

Obsidian Workshop Get ready to discover the art of obsidian craftsmanship! We'll visit a local workshop where you'll learn about the history and techniques of working with this volcanic glass. You'll have the opportunity to see artisans at work, creating beautiful and intricate pieces, and even try your hand at crafting your own obsidian souvenir. Our guide will share insights into the significance of obsidian in Mexican culture and its use in pre-Hispanic times. It's a unique chance to take home a handmade piece of Mexico's rich cultural heritage.

After exploring the ancient pyramids, we'll make our way to the iconic Guadalupe Basilica, a revered site for millions of Catholics around the world. You'll have the chance to visit the site where the apparition of the Virgin of Guadalupe is said to have appeared to Juan Diego in 1531. Our private guide will share with you the history and significance of this sacred place, and you'll have time to reflect and admire the stunning architecture. We'll take a moment to appreciate the beautiful tilma with the image of the Virgin, a true marvel of Mexican culture and faith.

A significant site in Mexico's rich cultural heritage. You'll explore the Plaza de las Tres Culturas, where you'll see the remains of the Aztec temple of Santiago Tlatelolco, a 16th-century Spanish church, and modern buildings. Our guide will share the fascinating history and stories of this important site, which played a key role in Mexico's pre-Hispanic and colonial past. Take a moment to reflect on the layers of history that converge in this unique and fascinating place.