Discover the melting pot of cultures and indigenous influences in Mexico City on this tour of the major monuments and historic sites in the Mexican capital.
Guided Tour of Mexico City
At the indicated time, we'll meet at the flagpole at the main entrance of the National Anthropological Museum, located in the Chapultepec Forest, the largest park in the city. We'll visit the largest museum on the continent, to get to know the pre-Hispanic origins of Mexico. We'll see the famous Sun Stone up close, popularly known as the Aztec calendar, and we'll reveal the secrets that it hides regarding the origin of the universe.
Next, we'll take public transportation to the historic center of Mexico City, which we'll tour while discovering the impressive mix of indigenous and Spanish culture in its streets and buildings.
We'll walk through Alameda Park, the oldest urban park on the American continent, and stroll around the most emblematic buildings of the city such as the Palace of Fine Arts, the Palacio de Correos, the Palace of Iturbide, and Casa de los Azulejos (House of Tiles).
Then, we'll arrive at the Templo Mayor Museum, where we'll take a tour of pre-Hispanic and colonial Mexico, visiting rooms that house archaeological remains like the monoliths of Coyolxauhtli and Tlaltecuhtli and the Huey Tzompantli altar.
The tour will end in the surroundings of the Plaza de la Constitución after a tour of about 4.5 hours.
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