The adventure awaits
Want to explore the historical and cultural core of Mexico, including one of the most beautiful pyramids in the world? See Mexico's "magic towns" whose charm you will always remember? Take a little sightseeing tour through Central Mexico!Visit five Mexican states and the capital, explore the ancient sites of several Mesoamerican cultures, and see the diversity of Mexican nature, including Mexico's most famous volcanoes. Central Mexico boasts a rich history, a diverse culture and a varied natural landscape. It is a key region of Mexico both politically and economically. Central Mexico is a region where history and modernity are combined.
Want to explore the historical and cultural core of Mexico, including one of the most beautiful pyramids in the world? See Mexico's "magic towns" whose charm you will always remember? Take a little sightseeing tour through Central Mexico!Visit five Mexican states and the capital, explore the ancient sites of several Mesoamerican cultures, and see the diversity of Mexican nature, including Mexico's most famous volcanoes. Central Mexico boasts a rich history, a diverse culture and a varied natural landscape. It is a key region of Mexico both politically and economically. Central Mexico is a region where history and modernity are combined.
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Day 1
BIENVENENIDO A MÉXICO! Welcome to Mexico! In its capital city, which will now become your temporary home for four days.
On arrival at Benito Juárez Airport (Mexico's first president), you must first go through immigration, where you will be given a tourist visa.
It takes almost no time at all, but if the number of days they give you a visa for is less than the number of days until your departure, contact the Mexican embassy, who will be happy to advise you. A tourist visa in Mexico is given for a maximum of 180 days.
Day 2
Mexico City is a city of contradictions, vast, chaotic and exciting. Together with the conurbation, it is one of the ten largest cities in the world, so there is no point in rushing around and wanting to see everything here. At the same time, there is no need to be afraid of Mexico City. Like anywhere in Mexico, it's better to enjoy the local atmosphere, stroll the streets, sit down with a good coffee, mezcal or tequila, have tacos or tamales (or anything else from the comida callejera) and just live.
Yet there are a few places that would certainly be a shame to miss while enjoying the atmosphere. For the itinerary, I've picked out some of my favourite parts of the city that are within walking distance of your hotel. It's up to you to explore them all, or skip some and prefer others.
Day 3
Today you'll take a trip to Teotihuacán, one of the most magical places I've ever visited. And I bet you'll find it just as magical.The bus ride to Teotihuacán takes less than an hour. I recommend starting in the morning after 9am, while the sun isn't burning so much. Bring a water bottle, headgear and put on sunscreen with SPF 50. I've witnessed Mexicans coming back from Teotihuacán sunburned.
Accommodation where you'll rest easyincluded
Nights 1–4
Nights 5–6
Air conditioning
Private bathroomFlat-screen TVWi-Fi
ShowerNight 7
KitchenPrivate bathroomNight 8
Outdoor swimming poolWi-FiRestaurantTransfer airport
BalconyNight 9
Outdoor swimming poolTransfer airportFitness centerRestaurantFlat-screen TVNight 10
KitchenPrivate bathroomFlights that get you thereincluded
The car you'll be drivingincluded
In-app guideincluded
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Overall trip rating
itinerary by Petra
The adventure awaits
Want to explore the historical and cultural core of Mexico, including one of the most beautiful pyramids in the world? See Mexico's "magic towns" whose charm you will always remember? Take a little sightseeing tour through Central Mexico!Visit five Mexican states and the capital, explore the ancient sites of several Mesoamerican cultures, and see the diversity of Mexican nature, including Mexico's most famous volcanoes. Central Mexico boasts a rich history, a diverse culture and a varied natural landscape. It is a key region of Mexico both politically and economically. Central Mexico is a region where history and modernity are combined.
Want to explore the historical and cultural core of Mexico, including one of the most beautiful pyramids in the world? See Mexico's "magic towns" whose charm you will always remember? Take a little sightseeing tour through Central Mexico!Visit five Mexican states and the capital, explore the ancient sites of several Mesoamerican cultures, and see the diversity of Mexican nature, including Mexico's most famous volcanoes. Central Mexico boasts a rich history, a diverse culture and a varied natural landscape. It is a key region of Mexico both politically and economically. Central Mexico is a region where history and modernity are combined.
Your itinerary - Easy to personalizeincluded
Day 1
BIENVENENIDO A MÉXICO! Welcome to Mexico! In its capital city, which will now become your temporary home for four days.
On arrival at Benito Juárez Airport (Mexico's first president), you must first go through immigration, where you will be given a tourist visa.
It takes almost no time at all, but if the number of days they give you a visa for is less than the number of days until your departure, contact the Mexican embassy, who will be happy to advise you. A tourist visa in Mexico is given for a maximum of 180 days.
Day 2
Mexico City is a city of contradictions, vast, chaotic and exciting. Together with the conurbation, it is one of the ten largest cities in the world, so there is no point in rushing around and wanting to see everything here. At the same time, there is no need to be afraid of Mexico City. Like anywhere in Mexico, it's better to enjoy the local atmosphere, stroll the streets, sit down with a good coffee, mezcal or tequila, have tacos or tamales (or anything else from the comida callejera) and just live.
Yet there are a few places that would certainly be a shame to miss while enjoying the atmosphere. For the itinerary, I've picked out some of my favourite parts of the city that are within walking distance of your hotel. It's up to you to explore them all, or skip some and prefer others.
Day 3
Today you'll take a trip to Teotihuacán, one of the most magical places I've ever visited. And I bet you'll find it just as magical.The bus ride to Teotihuacán takes less than an hour. I recommend starting in the morning after 9am, while the sun isn't burning so much. Bring a water bottle, headgear and put on sunscreen with SPF 50. I've witnessed Mexicans coming back from Teotihuacán sunburned.
Accommodation where you'll rest easyincluded
Nights 1–4
Nights 5–6
Air conditioningPrivate bathroomFlat-screen TVWi-FiShowerNight 7
KitchenPrivate bathroomNight 8
Outdoor swimming poolWi-FiRestaurantTransfer airportBalconyNight 9
Outdoor swimming poolTransfer airportFitness centerRestaurantFlat-screen TVNight 10
KitchenPrivate bathroomFlights that get you thereincluded
The car you'll be drivingincluded
In-app guideincluded
Select your travel group
Choose the dates that work best for you
Overall trip rating
