- Plaza de la Constitución - In Cuernavaca, which translates to “next to the trees,” you can admire the Cathedral, one of the oldest buildings in the country and the fifth structure in Mexico dedicated to the Catholic faith, built in 1529 by the Franciscan Order (a World Heritage site). We will also view the exterior of the Palacio de Cortés, constructed by order of Hernán Cortés in the years immediately following the conquest of Mexico. Lastly, we will see the Monument to Morelos, an insurgent military leader and Mexican patriot who organized and led the second stage of the Mexican War of Independence.
- Santa Prisca de Taxco - Next, we will visit one of the treasures of the Sierra Madre: Taxco, the “Silver Capital of the World,” a colonial city with centuries of history and one of the country’s “magic towns.” This charming town features cobblestone streets and narrow lanes filled with silver jewelry workshops.
Here, you will have time to enjoy lunch at a place of your choice before we visit one of the largest churches in Mexico: Santa Prisca, built in 1759 in the New Spanish baroque style using local stones.
Taxco is renowned worldwide for its silver mines and is one of the oldest mining centers on the continent, with active mines and a tradition of metal crafts dating back to the colonial era. You will have the chance to see and purchase silverware in this exclusive location.
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Expert guidance
- Comfortable air-conditioned transport
- International health safety protocols
- Complimentary masks and gloves on request
- Food and beverages
- Gratuities
Safe Journey: Your welfare is our priority, hence, we’ve implemented an International Safety and Health Protocol throughout your trip.
Immerse yourself in an exhilarating journey in Mexico, visiting two of its most remarkable and frequently toured cities near Mexico City: Cuernavaca and Taxco.
Starting with Cuernavaca, often referred to as ‘the City of Eternal Spring’, you’ll have the opportunity to behold the architectural ensemble of the Cuernavaca Cathedral, one of the oldest and initial establishments on the continent, along with the Cortes Palace.
Our next stop is the mountainous town of Taxco, famed as the silver capital. This place, known for mining this precious metal for over 4 centuries, also allows you to marvel at the ingenious craftsmanship of Mexico’s silver artisans in creating sculptures, jewelry, and a plethora of utensils. All of this set in a magical town that, even after 200 years, still maintains its colonial allure with its narrow cobblestone streets.
- We have put in place a Safe and Healty International Protocol to ensure you travel secure during your tour.
- We will advise you to wear a mask as a safety procedure.
- Customers with high temperature or clear symptoms of flu or dry cough will not be allowed in the tour
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
