Pick Up at Mexico City Airport and transfer to Hotel Welcome to Mexico City!

City Tour visiting the historical centre of Mexico City, one of the largest UNESCO World Heritage Cities. The tour includes major attractions such as the Zocalo (main square), the National Palace (if available) with the murals of Diego Rivera, the Metropolitan Cathedral, as well as a panoramic view of the Templo Mayor, the City of the Azteca culture, with over 2000 years of history. Continue the tour to Chapultepec Park, driving along Paseo de la Reforma, and at the end visit the National Museum of History and Bellas Artes.The Palacio de Bellas Artes is a cultural centre located in the Historic Center of Mexico City. Considered as the maximum house of the expression of culture, it is the most important lyric theatre and the most important centre of the country dedicated to all manifestations of the fine arts. Unesco declared it an artistic monument in 1987.Teotihuacan pyramids:This archaeological site was the most populated and dynamic city of the central valley in about 400 years AD. The Quetzalcoatl Temple, as well as the two impressive Pyramids of the Sun and the Moon, are immutable witnesses of Mexico´s glorious past. At the top of the pyramids, you can get a superb view that spans all the plain.

Come to the largest traditional food market in the entire city, called ‘’La Merced’’ located in one of the most colourful neighbourhoods, one of our guesses said, is like being Alice in (Food) Wonderland, of course, you will try some of this super original food, this will be a full experience!After this original visit, a special surprise is prepared to eat in a hidden family business restaurant dated from the beginning of the last century, you will enjoy the menu created by the recipes of the great-grandmother supervised by her great-grandson Romulo, some of them created with chilies, but also other menus created by famous artist. A perfect mix that combines the great character in popular neighbourhoods of Downtown Mexico City.Leave some energies to walk throw graffiti streets in a popular student street in the area of the Claustro of Sor Juan Ines, surrounded by pulquerias & bar, coffee shops, restaurants and traditional stores of the city.

You will meet a Chef in a cosy house so you will get the opportunity to prepare your own real Mexican taco, sope, gordita or quesadilla and of course a margarita... You will visit Coyoacan centre, this is a small cosy colonial town in the middle of this big city with real colonial architecture.In a private walking tour, you will visit historical sites, markets, canteens, snack bars, restaurants and of course its cafes, listening to the different stories from Coyoacan.

After breakfast, you'll be transferred (share transfer) from Mexico City to Puebla. If the weather is good you can see Popocatepetl and Iztaccihuatl on the road.Puebla, "The City of the Angels", was founded in 1531, and is situated about 100 km east of Mexico City, at the foot of the Popocatepetl volcano. It has preserved its great religious structures such as the 16th–17th-century cathedral and fine buildings like the old archbishop's palace, as well as a host of houses with walls covered in tiles (azulejos). The new aesthetic concepts resulting from the fusion of European and American styles were adopted locally and are peculiar to the Baroque district of Puebla.Cholula is characterized for its several catholic temples, was built over pre-Colombian monuments by the Spaniards, such as the enormous pyramid in which tunnels you can admire pre-Hispanic murals and in its top is found the church of Nuestra Señora de Los Remedios.

Private transfer from Puebla to Oaxaca.Oaxaca city:A great cozy UNESCO World Heritage City, built in the middle of mountains of the Sierra del Sur, rich in art and crafts: you can acquire the famous black mud ceramic and jewellery, colourful looms or the replicas of Mixtecs and Zapoteca jewels. Around the main square, you will find the Cathedral, constructed by the Dominican monks in the 16th century.

Monte Alban was the ancient capital of the Zapotecs and one of the first cities in Mesoamerica. During its epoch, it was one of the most populated cities. It was founded approximately 500 years BC and flourished until 750 AD. Located in the central valley of Oaxaca, Monte Alban exercised political, economic, and ideological control over the other communities and surrounding mountains.Its principal constructions include the Great Plaza, the Ball Court, System II, The Danzantes (Dancers), Building J, Central Building G.H., the Palace, The southern platform, System 7 Deer and Tomb Number 7 of the Great Plaza. Tomb Number 7 is one of few tombs to have been found, and even though the building had deteriorated a bit, the treasures were intact.

Visit the amazing petrified falls Hierve El Agua and enjoy the beautiful landscapes. From there on continue to Mitla, the second most important ceremonial centre after Monte Alban. The name Mitla or Mictlan is of Nahuatl origin and means "Place of the Dead". The most characteristic architecture in Mitla is the group of the columns, where we find the Great House of Pezelao, generally considered to be the most beautiful archaeological site in America. Afterwards visit the Tule Tree, known as the biggest tree in the world, with approximately 42 meters in diameter. 30 people by hand are needed to surround this ancient tree.

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Enjoy this walking tour in Merida that is the capital of the state of Yucatan, in the southeast of Mexico. Surrounded by splendid haciendas and Mayan archaeological sites, Mérida is the starting point to the four cardinal points of Yucatan.It was founded on the arrival of the Spanish in 1542, on the remains of the ancient Mayan city of Tho. Part of its colonial architecture of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries can be seen in the centre of the city. In the nineteenth century, urban architecture acquired French features in harmony with the economic boom for the cultivation of henequen. Paseo Montejo is an old avenue inspired by the grand boulevards of Paris, imposing mansions were erected on its sides.Historical districts, museums, its exquisite food, its music of Trova, but above all the kindness of its people, make Mérida a beautiful and special city.

Discover the mysteries of the Yucatan while exploring two important archaeological sites with a local guide: Kabah and Uxmal, which is part of the World Heritage of UNESCO. Know the Puuc architectural styles of the ancient Mayan pyramids and spectacular buildings such as the Pyramid of the Magician, the Governor's Palace, the Palace of Chaac masks and the Arch of Kabah.

Pick up at your hotel in Merida, continue to Chichen Itza site, one of the new 7 wonders of the world. This place is known as the City of the Water Sorcerers, the imposing site of Chichen Itza was the most important city in Yucatan’s northern lowlands, enjoying dominion over the surrounding areas and controlling the commerce of salt and other products. “El Castillo” is considered the masterpiece of Mayan architecture, due to its mathematic, astronomical and religious significance. The Ball Court of Chichen Itza is the biggest in the pre-Hispanic world. The observatory and the temple of the warriors make this archaeological site unique among all other Mayan sites.The journey finishes at your hotel at the lovely Caribbean sea.