• Zocalo - Our journey begins at the heart of Mexico, the zócalo in the historic center, where nearly 700 years have passed since the founding of the great city of Mexico-Tenochtitlán.
• Gran Hotel Ciudad de Mexico - We’ll admire the hotel’s architecture and its grand Tiffany-style stained glass window, recognized as Cultural Heritage of the Nation.
• El Palacio de Hierro - We’ll take in the architecture of this “Parisian” style store and its stunning stained glass window.
• Hostal CASA MX centro - Here, we’ll delve into the famous legend of Don Juan Manuel Solórzano, stopping at the place where this intriguing character lived, and I’ll share his dark and eerie tale.
• Hampton Inn & Suites Mexico City - Centro Historico - We’ll view the hotel from the outside, noting its neocolonial architectural splendor.
• Historic Center (Centro Historico) - We’ll pass by the house where the renowned geographer Alejandro Von Humboldt once lived.
• Historic Center (Centro Historico) - We’ll pause for a drink or snack at the well-known “Pastelería Madrid,” offering over 80 varieties of delicious bread.
• Historic Center (Centro Historico) - Our tour continues to Mexico’s most famous pharmacy, where we’ll step back in time to see the furniture and collectible pieces from this iconic establishment.
• Historic Center (Centro Historico) - We’ll explore a former novitiate turned apothecary, a space that still retains the introspective atmosphere and rich history related to the practice of medicine.
• Templo De San Agustin Centro Historico - A brief explanation of the significant presence of the Augustinian order in colonial Mexico.
• Biblioteca Miguel Lerdo de Tejada - In this beautiful square, where the majestic library stands, I’ll pause to discuss Vlady’s monumental murals and the surrounding buildings.

• Public toilets

• Carbonated beverages

Dare to join our tour, which will guide you through hidden gems in the Historic Center of CDMX, taking you on a journey back to pre-Hispanic times. We’ll visit a pharmacy where ancient medicines were crafted, admire the architectural splendor from the early 20th century, and savor the culinary delights of a bakery where locals have kept traditions alive for generations. In just 2.5 hours, you’ll discover places that even many residents of the capital are unaware of.

Don’t forget to snap photos to share with your family and friends, showcasing spots that only YOU will know in the City of Palaces, or as we locals call it: Chilangolandia, el Defectuoso, la Capirucha, and more.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.