Activities in Zacatecas, Mexico

Tour of Zacatecas. We will pick you up at your hotel in Zacatecas at the selected time to start our tour of this historic city in Mexico.

Join us to discover the pre-Hispanic culture of Mexico on this tour of the archaeological site of La Quemada and the magic town of Jerez. La Quemada + Jerez Tour.

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On this trip from Zacatecas, we'll explore the historical municipality of Guadalupe, featuring the monumental jewels of Mexico's viceregal era. Day Trip to Guadalupe.

No plans in Zacatecas? Don't miss this excursion to Fresnillo, the mining capital of Mexico. We'll also go to the town of Plateros to admire the revered carving of the Santo Niño de Atocha. Fresnillo & Plateros Excursion.

Once you get to the meeting point down town Zacatecas in front of Teatro Calderon, you will meet your prepared guide to walk with you through the old neighborhoods and mansions that date from the sixteen and seventeen centuries while you listen to stories and legends that will make you feel why Zactecas has this incredible atmosphere that transports you to the time that all the legend and stories happened according to the local people.

Are you a film-buff? Then this excursion is not to be missed. We'll leave Zacatecas for the magical town of Sombrerete, where many Mexican films have been made. Sombrerete Tour.

The Pueblo Mágico of Teúl offers a captivating experience on this tour from Zacatecas. Teúl Excursion. The excursion begins at 8 am with pickup from your hotel in Zacatecas.

You will meet with your guide down town and he will take you to contemplate breathtaking panoramic views from on the cable cars (teleférico) which run between the Cerro del Grillo and the Cerro de la Bufa, once on the top of El Cerro de la Bufa.

On this tour, while walking down town Zacatecas we will admire beautiful architecture and equine sculptures plus we will be briefed about all the facts of the Mexican revolution and visit the museum of the taking of Zacatecas witch construction of the building dates back to 1550 and survived during the attacks of the native Mexicans, the independence and later on the revolution, and this last one meant that the Mexican revolution had won, plus we will visit the revolution open plaza (explanada de la revolución).