A city of intriguing contrasts, Mexico City will fascinate you. Beginning from the Zocalo (main plaza), stroll along the sidewalk of the huge Constitution Square and absorb the pulse of the city. Flanked by the grand Metropolitan Cathedral, the largest Spanish colonial cathedral in Mexico and government buildings, you will be at the heart of Mexico City’s Aztec and colonial heritage.

Wander on to the National Palace with murals by famous artist Diego Rivera, and experience the intense history of the old Aztec capital, Tenochtitlan, once one of the most powerful cities in the world! The castle's interior today houses the National Museum of Anthropology, perhaps the finest archaeological museum in the world.

Rich with reminders of ancient civilisations, Mexico is a modern and vibrant nation. Cathedrals and temples contrast with futuristic buildings and modern beach resorts. Feasts and festivals are celebrated with enthusiasm, and the marketplaces in villages and towns are lively and colourful. Mexico has an extraordinary charm that will keep you coming back for more.

Old Acapulco

Marvel at the extraordinary blue and gold onion domes of the church of Our Lady of Solitude and scale the walls of the hill fortress that once defended the city from marauding buccaneers. Experience the thrills as daredevil divers leap off the jagged cliff face at La Quebrada on Mexico’s Pacific coast - a dramatic finale to your sightseeing tour of Old Acapulco city. Mitle & Tule Tour in Mexico
This tour takes you to explore the ruins of Mitle and see the giant tree in Tule in Mexico. Can you imagine a tree dwarfing the structure of a church? Standing next to the colossal El Arbol del Tule, you’ll feel like one of the zillion insignificant insects that scuttle in the soil beneath your feet. Also see the ruins of Mitla and sense the mystery and awe as you are engulfed by its unknown past!

Puebla and Cholula Historical Tour
With Catholic churches built on pre-Columbian structures, Cholula is a reflection of Mexico’s history. A visually stunning drive through beautiful countryside amidst snow capped mountains and volcanoes will take you 10,000 feet high to the valley of Cholula. ‘The town of 365 churches’ and the site of the Great Pyramid, the largest man-made structure ever constructed in the world, Cholula promises to charm and awe.

For a dash of Spanish history, continue to Puebla, a historic city of colonial buildings. To capture the essence of local culture, visit the town’s bustling flea market and leave with an armful of colourful handicrafts to treasure memories of this charming city.