Itinerary

Travel

Start the day walking along the Alameda’s park, where you can visit its neoclassical statues, fountains and the impressive Juarez Hemicycle.

Continue the tour to the Palace of the Fine Arts which has an incredible architecture that perfectly combines two different styles, Art Deco and Art Nouveau. Built to commemorate the country’s 100 years of independence, one that would be among the world’s largest and almost rival the likes of the Paris Opera. Appreciate the façade, lobby and mural museum.

Cross one of the most important streets of Mexico City (Madero Street). Where you can appreciate different colonial and historic buildings, and buy mexican gold jewelry.

Have a delicious meal at the same time you have a great view of the historic downtown (optional).

The National Palace it is a must-see spot, particularly because of the Diego Rivera murals which tell the moving story of the country.

Finally take a walk to the Main Temple and the Metropolitan Cathedral.

Amazing photo spots
Entrance to the site (tickets)
Mandarin certificate guide

Important Notes

Meeting Point

* Look for the staff with a white umbrella of golden maya.

Pricing Info

• Children younger than 2 years old, travel for free. They do not pay entries tickets. They are not provided by food.
• Children between 2 to 11 years old, the pay 50% of adult rate.
• Children 12 or more years old, they pay adult rate.
• Optional meal with extra cost.
• Tour prices are based on mexican pesos (MXN), and converted into US dollars (USD) and chines yuan (CNY). Constant fluctuations in the exchange rate cause prices to change on a regular basis. You will be charged the price based on the applicable exchange rate at the time of payment. All transactions are final. We do not offer discounts or compensation to those citing lower prices at a later date. Bookings will be subject to penalties when modified or cancelled.

Reservation Info

• Immediately after submitting your reservation you will receive via email, a Reservation Ticket . This is the proof of your purchase.
• Present your valid photo ID, on the day of your tour, to the staff in charge.

Accident Insurance

Feel Safe! All our clients who take our tours are covered with an accident insurance*.
This insurance is only valid if as a direct consequence of an accident; the client (insured) is required to undergo medical treatment, surgical intervention, hospitalization, use of an ambulance, medicines or laboratory studies.
*Subject to general conditions

Terms and Conditions

• Prices may vary due to availability. We reserve the right to make price adjustment without prior notice.
• Please refer to our Standard Amendment, Cancellation and Refund Policy before you make reservation.
• Please refer to Terms and Conditions of Costumer Agreement (ONE day tours)  before you make reservation.
• We reserve the right to make modifications to tour arrangements including order of tour activities, hotel and its location if deemed necessary.

Tour Essentials

Weather, Clothing and Footwear

• Because of its location on a high plateau and its high elevation (over 7000 feet) Mexico City enjoys mild, pleasant weather nearly all year.  It's winters, while cooler than the summers, are very mild. October through May is the city's dry season, this period having very little rain, while June through September is considered the `rainy season`.  Regardless of the season, remember to always carry a light sweater or jacket.
• For sunny days wear a hat, some loose clothes and closed-toed shoes. The sun is strong in Mexico City.
• In rainy days wear a jacket, closed-toed and slip proof shoes. You can bring an umbrella, but we can also lend a umbrella for you.
• Make sure stay hydrated in this type of walking tours.

Physical Rating

None of the activities featured in this trip require special training or skills, just a reasonable level of fitness and a willingness to participate. It is a walking tour, with a few moments to rest, including a dinner time at the middle of the day tour.

Food

• At the moment of your reservation we offered a optional meal plan in a charming mexican traditional restaurant.
• Usually this meal could be a three-course meal or a buffet, this is reserve by availability and temporality of the restaurant planning.
• Our groups tend to eat meal together.
• For restrictive diet requirements (vegans, celiac, gluten intolerance, fructose intolerance, lactose intolerance, etc.) could be included in our meal (buffet). Please notify this requirements to the guide, before the tour begins.