7 hour(s)
English
Included
Explore the archaeological site with a knowledgeable guide
Travel to Tepotzotlán, a colonial town with rich history
Visit the Jesuit Convent from the Spanish conquest period
Learn about the Jesuits' role in evangelizing indigenous communities
€ 66.54
€ 61.22
Free cancellation and unlimited rescheduling leads to total flexibility while you plan your travels
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Discover two fascinating chapters of Mexico’s history on this private day trip from Mexico City. Begin your journey in Tula, the ancient capital of the Toltecs, where you’ll learn about a civilization renowned for its architectural innovations, including the use of stucco, intricate stonework, and the iconic Atlantean warrior statues. As you explore the archaeological site, your guide will explain why the Toltecs were considered some of the finest architects of their time. The tour continues to the charming town of Tepotzotlán, where you’ll visit the beautifully preserved Jesuit Convent, built during the colonial era. This impressive structure reflects the efforts of the Jesuit order to evangelize the indigenous population during the Spanish conquest. Step inside the church to admire its stunning Baroque interior, richly decorated with gold leaf and intricate altarpieces, and gain a deeper understanding of the artistic and religious influences that shaped Mexico’s colonial period. With a private guide and transportation, this tour offers an immersive and personal experience of Mexico’s pre-Hispanic and colonial heritage.
Bottled water
Professional Local guide
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Tickets of the Archaeological Zone of Tula
Virreynato Museum Tickets
Private transportation
Launch
Meal and beverage
Gratuities
Comfortable clothes and shoes
Not wheelchair accessible
No public transportation nearby
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Janette was our private tour guide for Day of the Dead in Mixquic Mexico she was amazing, she walked the Xtra mile for us ... friendly, patience, informative she always put us first on everything lovely experience 100% ill do it again with Janette
I had a really nice time during the Mixquic tour. The guide was very friendly and informative. I was able to learn a lot about día de muertos and the tradition Mexican families have in order to honor their loved ones which are no longer with us. The “papel picado” is a beautiful type of decoration full of colors and very unique. I was very pleased with this tour and would definitely be looking forward on going in more tours with Vibe ;)
Adriana was an excellent and impressive guide during the busiest time of the year in the most sought after location—dia de Los muertos in Mixquic. Our first hour or so was guided, which is very important because as visitors, it’s important to know the proper etiquette. The last 3 hours we got to venture out. You know you have an excellent tour guide when you can manage a group of 19 and have them all arrive promptly at the correct meeting point. She was kind, communicative, and really knew her stuff! Thank you so much Adriana for such a memorable experience.
I did a Mixquic tour on the day of the death with Vibe Adventures. This was supposed to be a “small group” tour, but it was rather a bus trip with a group of 50 people than a tour. Little to no information was provided in Mixquic itself, we left one hour late back to Mexico City and the bus smelled like piss at times. Would rather arrange alternative transportation to Mixquic (more economic option and more comfortable). Mixquic, however, was great!
The Kayak tour for sunrise over the Xochimilco fields, canals and mountains was truly magical! The best thing you could do at 3 in the morning 😄 Dress warm and bring a towel to keep your butt dry and book the extra breakfast option to enjoy a great meal with coffee/coco bread, fruits and a hearty portion of chilaquiles. We had a group of really fun people and Frida was an amazing guide! She made sure everybody was always feeling great and also told us a lot about the nature and the Axolotls living in the waters. When sunrise came we were at a portion of the canal with optimal view and she made sure everybody had a good spot. After breakfast one of the kayak guides even hopped in an Axolotl costume for a birthday celebration 😂 it was an amazing day/night and I can just recommend it to everybody
