Top Central Mexico Holidays - page 4

Combine a visit to the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe with a visit to Teotihuacán and a hot air balloon ride with this small-group combo tour. You'll start early with a visit to Teotihuacán, where you can take a hot air balloon ride over the archaeological site. You will then take a walking tour before heading to the Basilica of Guadalupe, your final destination.

Discover ancient Mexico’s “City of the Gods” on this small-group guided excursion from Mexico City. After a convenient pickup from your hotel, marvel at one of Mexico’s most important archaeological sites on a small-group, morning tour where you can avoid the crowds of the afternoon. Experience sites like the Sun and Moon Pyramids, Moon Plaza, and the Palace of Quetzalpapalotl, and learn about the site’s history from an informative local guide.

Experience a night full of excitement, culture and adrenaline in the heart of the CDMX. This tour will take you to discover the magic of the illuminated city, touring iconic monuments such as the Palace of Fine Arts, the Monument to the Revolution and the Angel of Independence, all shining in their maximum glory under the night sky. After marveling at these unique postcards, get ready for the city’s most electrifying experience: a wrestling event at the legendary Arena México. Feel the passion of the fans as rugged and technical face off in battles full of stunts, colorful masks and an atmosphere that will make you vibrate. This is not only a tour, it is an immersion in the culture, history and most exciting show in Mexico. Don't miss it!

Taste 5 Mexican wine regions carefully selected by a Certified Sommelier, a total of 8 wines you can not find in Oaxaca. Mexico is the first place to produce wine in the new world, discover the stories behind each wine region and its unique characteristics. Let us find out how Mexican wine can be an exciting drink not only for local food but as an excellent and unique beverage. If you like wine, find out these hidden gems that will change your perspective on local wines.

Enjoy the rare opportunity to immerse yourself in Mexico's traditional Day of the Dead celebrations—and leave the logistics and planning to someone else—on this full-day trip from Mexico City to the town of Mixquic. With comfortable, round-trip bus transit, taking part in the once-a-year celebrations is easy. Boxed lunches and chocolate skulls are also included in the cost, and you'll enjoy an introductory primer to the holiday en route.

Leave the bustle of Mexico City far behind on a hiking tour of the Iztaccihuatl Volcano with a mountaineering expert. A small group ensures you can pick a pace that suits you, while setting off in the early morning helps you beat both the crowds and the heat.

Sip your way through some of Mexico City’s top breweries on a private bike tour. The outdoor adventure spans four of the city’s most popular neighborhoods, including La Condesa and Colonia Roma. Over the course of the excursion, you’ll enjoy tastings at four distinct breweries and learn about each business’ history and brewing techniques. Traveling by bike enables you to enjoy CDMX cityscapes, parks, and historical landmarks without breaking a sweat.

Get the most out of your limited time in Mexico City on this private tour, designed to show you the city's best in just a few hours. This layover tour is ideal for travelers stopping off in the Mexican capital, with the option to upgrade for round-trip transit from the airport. Once you're in town, set off to discover key highlights from the Palace of Fine Arts to the Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral.

Indulge in typically Mexican tipples and tacos on this evening tour around the trendy Polanco neighborhood. Mezcal lovers start with a guided tasting of six distinct mezcals, including rare silvestres, plus a handcrafted cocktail, while wine aficionados are served local varieties to complement their chosen dishes. Visit two popular locations for an all-you-can-eat taco feast and learn more about the city’s culinary heritage directly from your small-group guide.

Experience the charm of Val’Quirico, a European-style village in Mexico inspired by Tuscany, followed by a visit to the historic city of Puebla, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore Puebla’s iconic Cathedral and the stunning Chapel of the Rosary. Enjoy free time to discover local culture, architecture, and cuisine. Round-trip transportation and a bilingual guide ensure a seamless, enriching experience.

Immerse yourself in one of Mexico City's most notable traditions on this special-edition Day of the Dead tour. Begin with a trip through the canals of Xochimilco on a colorful trajinera boat, enveloped by the sounds of mariachi music. Along the way, discover the ingenuity of the Aztec chinampas, or floating gardens. Then, visit local Panteóns, where vibrant altars, marigolds, and candles are used to mark the holiday.