The day begins with a walking tour of this vibrant city, the largest one in Mexico and the country’s capital. You’ll see highlights such as the remains of the Templo Mayor, the ceremonial center of the ancient Aztec city of Tenochtitlán; the Zócalo, the main public square; and the impressive Metropolitan Cathedral. In the afternoon, browse through the treasures of the renowned National Museum of Anthropology. Then it’s time to don your dancing shoes and take a salsa dancing lesson to immerse yourself in its cheerful rhythms.

The morning starts with a visit to the massive Basilica de Guadalupe, one of Catholicism’s and Mexico’s most revered sites. Then travel to the magnificent archaeological ruins of Teotihuacán, once Mesoamerica’s grandest city. Discover stunning features such as the Temples of the Sun and the Moon, and the Temple of Quetzalcóatl. Return to Mexico City in the afternoon for time to explore more at your own pace.

Start the day by traveling to Coyoacán, a charming borough filled with colonial architecture and brightly painted houses. Explore the Frida Kahlo Museum, located in the stunningly blue Casa Azul, which blends an art museum with unique personal mementos. After time for lunch on your own, you’ll transfer to Puebla, a cultural enclave known for its gilded Baroque churches and the beautiful examples of Talavera tiles adorning the city.

This morning you’ll enjoy a sightseeing walking tour through this captivating gem of a city in the heart of Mexico. See the most popular sites of its colorful, well-preserved historic district, a UNESCO Heritage Site, and marvel at the many artisans that call Puebla home. The rest of the day is yours to perhaps sample some mole poblano in its birthplace or treat yourself with something sweet from the Calle de los Dulces.

In the morning, journey to Oaxaca, a charming city famed for its culinary scene, indigenous crafts, and significant architecture. After time for lunch on your own, discover the city's ambiance during a sightseeing walking tour that showcases the mix of indigenous, colonial, and contemporary influences which intertwine to create a unique and unforgettable experience.

The day starts with a journey to the ruins at Monte Albán, a massive pre-Columbian architectural site built atop a flattened hill. In the afternoon, travel to nearby Arrazola for an Oaxacan clay figure-making workshop. Then head to San Martín Tilcajete to visit a professional alebrijes workshop. Learn about their origin story and see how these symbols of good luck spring to life before capping off your tour with a delicious final dinner.

After a final breakfast, depart for the home country carrying with you the rich cultural experiences and memories gathered throughout the journey.