Things to do in

Morelos

The trip will begin by picking you up at your accommodation and heading towards Cuernavaca, the City of Eternal Spring, located 90 km from Mexico City. There, you will visit its impressive 16th-century cathedral, one of the first Franciscan constructions in Mexico, whose Indo-Christian style architecture will leave you amazed. After exploring the cathedral, you can enjoy a short break to admire the local handicrafts or savor a delicious coffee. The journey will continue by traveling 80 km to the charming city of Taxco, in the state of Guerrero, also known as the City of Silver. There, you will explore a replica of a mine to understand the relevance of mining in the colonial era and its impact today. Taxco became one of the first mining centers over 400 years ago. After the mine visit, you will enjoy lunch at a traditional restaurant, where you can taste a variety of typical regional dishes. Then, you will walk through the picturesque cobbled streets of Taxco, reaching the emblematic Santa Prisca church, a dazzling example of Churrigueresque baroque architecture. Our guide will share with you the fascinating history of the church and its benefactor, considered the richest man in New Spain. You will have the opportunity to visit the numerous silver shops for which Taxco is famous or simply enjoy 30 minutes of free time to explore before boarding our transport back to Mexico City. This unique experience will give you an unforgettable glimpse into the rich history and culture of Mexico.

Discover the colonial history of Mexico City on this day tour with an expert local guide. Choose to visit an ancient mine and learn about the lives and work of the inhabitants of the city before the Spanish came. Have the opportunity to descend in an authentic mining elevator and travel through a beautifully illuminated 150-meter tunnel, appreciating the sparkling of the walls due to the precious metals still found in them. Inside get to know how the ancient settlers carried out the mining work, what tools they used to extract the metals, and what techniques they used to find the coveted metals. Coming out of the bowels of the earth, admire a mural by the muralist Juan O'Gorman, who, out of his love for this beautiful city, worked with materials from the region a beautiful mural dedicated to the last Aztec emperor. Start your trip in downtown Mexico City where you'll take a scenic drive to the “silver city”. The city is nestled on a hillside with winding cobblestone streets, tile-roofed buildings, cozy squares, and a strong Old World ambiance that has survived through hundreds of years. Visit one of Mexico’s grandest churches, Santa Prisca. It was built in 1759 by French immigrant Jose de la Borda who literally stumbled upon a huge silver spring. Taxco is known worldwide for its quality silver mines and shops, you will have the opportunity to see and buy art pieces from Mexican artisans. Discover an ancient pre-Hispanic mine, and learn how the ancient inhabitants extracted precious metals before the conquest.

Taxco is at the heart of Mexico’s silver region and one of the country’s pueblos magicos, or magic towns. Explore its cobblestone streets and visit some its silver jewelry shops. On the way to Taxco you’ll make a stop in Cuernavaca to admire its colonial architecture. This full-day excursion combines a guided tour of Taxco, providing history and facts about the Silver City with free time for you to explore the city and check out the beautiful silver jewelry in the afternoon. Cuernavaca, noted for its wonderful climate, is a pretty colonial city not far from the Mexican capital. Stop to see the Palace of Cortés and also the city's cathedral that features murals dating back to the 16th century. Taxco is renowned for silver and you’ll visit one of the top silver workshops to see how the famous jewelry is made. On this stop you’ll be offered tastes of tequila and mescal to try out these popular drinks made from cactus. See Santa Prisca Church, an architectural masterpiece built in the 18th century. Your guide will tell you about the history of the church and its interesting altarpiece. After lunch you’ll have time to explore Taxco on your own, taking in the stunning street scenes or buying silver jewelry from some of the finest craftsmen in Mexico.

We will head towards Cuernavaca, the City of Eternal Spring, to see the Cathedral and how the French Order introduces the Catholic religion to the native Tlauicas. Time to have a coffee and head to the magical town of Taxco de Alarcon. Taxco is a city known as "The Silver Capital of the world" with a "Toledan" architectural style. We will walk through its streets and learn about its legends and religious as well as cultural traditions. We will be able to see the representation of a mine and its silversmith's workshops. Within the tour you will admire the "Jewel of Taxco", which is the church of Santa Prisca, with a baroque style and pink quarry finishes. End of the tour and return to the hotel. IMPORTANT INFORMATION: The tour in Taxco begins when you arrive at the store, then the silversmith's workshop, lunch time and the visit to the downtown. (the order could change) All this in an approximate time of 3 and a half hours. IT IS NOT THE 3 FULL HOURS AT TAXCO´S DOWNTOWN.

We will head towards Cuernavaca, the city of eternal spring, to see the Cathedral and how the Franciscan order introduces the Catholic religion to the native Tlauicas. Time to have a coffee and head to the Magical Town of Taxco de Alarcón. Taxco is a city known as "the world's silver capital" with a "Toledano" architectural style. We will walk through its streets and learn about its legends and religious as well as cultural traditions. We will be able to visit the representation of a mine and its silver workshops. Within the tour you will admire the Jewel of Taxco, which is the Church of Santa Prisca, with a baroque style and pink quarry finishes. Visit a silver workshop.

Depart Mexico City early in the morning for the transfer to Cuernavaca, acclaimed throughout Mexico as the “City of Eternal Springtime” for its year-round warmth. Upon arrival, you will go to one of oldest cathedrals on the American continent at the Recinto de la Cathedral complex, built by some of the earliest Christian Missions to Mexico in the 16th century. Next, head to the beautiful city of Taxco, known as the "Silver Capital of the World." Visit the famous parish church of Santa Prisca to admire its impressive Churrigueresque style. Then, stroll down cobblestone streets, peering at the silver work of skilled craftsmen. Admire Taxco’s striking cathedral, before enjoying some free time to shop for precious silver at affordable prices in the outdoor markets. Your guide will tell you about the frequent cultural events held at many of the city squares and theaters, and as the the day winds down, take you to one of the bars near the main plaza to enjoy the sunset.

Do you like silver? This tour is an excellent option for lovers of silver but also to enjoy 2 charming cities. On the way to Taxco, one hour stop at Cuernavaca, the Eternal Spring city, visit the Cathedral, San Francisco Temple and chapel, enjoy the highway's landscape volcanos and in the valley, the flower and tropical trees. Continue driving to Taxco is famous not just for the fantastic silver designer but also for its artistic design on the town's construction and the masterpiece of the main Church of Santa Prisca. Free time to stroll in the shops or walk in the cobbled streets

Begin your day by being picked up at your hotel in Mexico City and, upon arrival, your knowledgeable private guide will provide a brief introduction to the park's stunning natural surroundings. As you enter the park, you will immediately be immersed in the serene atmosphere. From there, the possibilities are endless - choose from a wide range of activities, including diving, snorkeling, paddling, or simply relaxing in the heated pools. As you explore the park, you will discover a natural river that runs through the park, offering opportunities to swim, float, and take in the stunning natural scenery. If you are traveling with children, make sure to check out the children's lake, where the little ones can safely enjoy the water. When it is time to refuel, take advantage of the included access to the park's grills (subject to availability) and enjoy a delicious meal (at your own cost) cooked to your liking. If you are not in the mood for grilling, you can also opt for one of the on-site restaurants that offer plenty of tasty dishes. For those seeking a more relaxing experience, Las Estacas also offers a spa where you can indulge in a massage or other treatments. Or, for a more adrenaline-fueled experience, check out the park's zip-lining and water-swing activities. Whether you're seeking a day of adventure or relaxation, Las Estacas has something for everyone. So grab your swimsuit and sense of adventure and let this natural paradise transport you to another world!

Enjoy the Mexican culture in more than 5 places: Basilica of Guadalupe, Pyramids of Teotihuacán, Coyoacán, Xochimilco, Cuernavaca and Taxco. The first day will begin with a brief visit to the most important Sanctuary in Latin America, you will know the true story of Our Lady of Guadalupe, the symbolism that surrounds her and the story of the "Miracle of her Eyes", in addition to tour the seven churches that make up the so-called "Guadalupe Valley" with its ancient basilica and the modern architecture of the current home of Our Lady of Guadalupe. The visit will continue to the site of the ancient Gods, "Teotihuacán"emblematic for its Pyramids of the Sun and the Moon and for its beautiful obsidian stone and the maguey cactus. You will know the origins of the Teotihuacan culture which will help you understand why in Mexico there is a cult of death. We also make an explanation and sample of the "agave" from which different materials are obtained such as the well-known "Drink of the Gods" (you will get a free drink tasting) and the needle and thread, which were used to make the mantle of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Once the tour is finished you will be returned to your hotel. The second day we will visit the south of the city, where we will make a stop at the UNAM where we will see the "University Olympic Stadium" to appreciate the Diego Rivera mural and the Central Library, one of the most important in Latin America. The next stop in the tour will be Coyoacán´s neighborhood, where Frida Kahlo and her husband Diego Rivera lived, and we will walk through the historic center to appreciate the architecture of the 16th century. The tour will continue towards Xochimilco, the last vestige of the city's great lake, where we will learn about the traditions that it still latently maintains today, where we will take a ride in the typical boats of the region called "trajineras". At the end of the ride you can buy crafts, sweets, food or typical toys from the region. And finally return to the hotel. The third day we will head towards Cuernavaca, the City of Eternal Spring, to see the Cathedral and how the French Order introduces the Catholic religion to the native Tlauicas. You will have time to have a coffee and head to the magical town of Taxco de Alarcón. Taxco is a city known as "The Silver Capital of the world" with a "Toledan" architectural style. We will walk through its streets and learn about its legends and religious as well as cultural traditions. We will be able to see the representation of a mine and its silver workshop. Within the tour you will admire the "Jewel of Taxco", which is the church of Santa Prisca, with a baroque style and pink quarry finishes. End of the tour and return to the hotel.

In the early morning, your guide awaits you at your accommodation to begin the Taxco tour from Mexico City. First, let’s journey together to the captivating world of Xochicalco, an ancient city that blooms with history and nature. Its Nahuatl name, Place of Flowers, paints a beautiful picture of wonder. Step into the footsteps of the past as we explore the Temple of the Feathered Snake, the majestic Acropolis, the towering Grand Pyramid, and the mysterious Observatory. Each stone owns stories of an ancient era. But our journey doesn’t end there. We’ll make a delightful stop at Taxco de Alarcon, a charming colonial town nestled among the majestic mountains. Its narrow streets and timeless architecture own tales of silver mining and enduring traditions. Admire the spectacular Santa Prisca Cathedral, a 200-year-old Baroque masterpiece standing as a testament to the town’s rich heritage. As the day unfolds, relax and unwind as we make our way back to Mexico City,