Teotihuacán, Guadalupe Basílica and Tlatelolco Day Trip

Get to know the history of the Mexican capital and its religious fervour on this tour of 3 of the icons of local culture: the archaeological areas of Teotihuacan, Basilica of Guadalupe and Tlatelolco

Teotihuacán, Guadalupe Basílica & Tlatelolco Day Trip

The 8.5-hour tour begins at your selected pickup point in central Mexico City. The first stop is Tlatelolco, an archaeological site that was part of the Aztec empire. Here, visit the Plaza de Tres Culturas, where prehispanic, colonial, and modern architecture coexist, allowing a view of Aztec pyramids, a viceroy's convent, and contemporary buildings.

Next, head north to Villa Guadalupe, a major pilgrimage site. Inside, visit the new Guadalupe Basilica, dedicated to the patron saint of Latin America, as well as the old basilica. Plan for about an hour and a half at these sites.

Continue to Teotihuacán, Mexico's most visited archaeological site, stopping for lunch at a local restaurant en route. Explore the Road of the Dead, including the Quetzalpápalotl Palace and Quetzalcoatl Temple. You will have some free time to explore this sacred area independently before returning to Mexico City.

Pickup points

Select one of the following pickup points in Mexico City when making your reservation:

8:20 am: Miga Cafe (Calle Liverpool, 174; St Col. Juarez CDMX)8:50 am: behind Palacio de Bellas Artes (Avenida Hidalgo,2; CDMX)

Arrive at your chosen meeting point at the scheduled time.