Mexico City & the Basilica de Guadalupe
Prices (USD): $135 US per person
Overview
Discover Mexico City, one of the world's greatest cities, rich in history and traditions, cultured and cosmopolitan, and site of the most important shrine in the Americas, the Basilica de Guadalupe. Dedicated to the Virgin of Guadalupe, the brown-skinned Madonna who is the patron saint of Mexico, the Basilica is visited by millions of pilgrims each year and is second only to St. Peter's in Rome. During your guided tour, you'll hear the story of the Virgin's miraculous appearance to Mexican Indian Juan Diego in 1531 and the role she has played in national life ever since. You'll also visit the National Anthropology Museum and tour the historic heart of the city: the Zocalo or Main Square, site of the Metropolitan Cathedral, National Palace and the Aztec Templo Mayor.
• Airport Meet and Greet
• Guided tour of the Basilica de Guadalupe, the old Basilica and the garden known as the Jardin Guadalupano.
• Visit to the Aztec gallery in the National Anthropology Museum and scenic drive through the Chapultepec district, time for lunch (not included).
• Tour of the historic center of Mexico City, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, calling in at the Metropolitan Cathedral, National Palace (murals by Diego Rivera) and a view of the Aztec Templo Mayor.
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