• Plaza de las Tres Culturas - Experience the Plaza de las Tres Culturas, a remarkable location where three historical periods meet: the ancient ruins of Tlatelolco, the colonial architecture of the Temple of Santiago, and the modern Nonoalco-Tlatelolco Urban Complex. This iconic site beautifully encapsulates the nation’s living history in one place.
• Plaza Mariana - Visit Mariana Square, a contemporary venue that enhances the Guadalupana tradition. Situated next to the Basilica of Guadalupe, it features a museum, cultural centers, a religious souvenir market, and gathering spaces for thousands of pilgrims. It is a place that harmonizes faith, history, and services in a secure and welcoming environment.
• Antigua Basilica de Guadalupe - Constructed in the 16th century, this Baroque-style building showcases colonial splendor. It served as Mexico’s primary Marian shrine for centuries, and its interior still displays altarpieces, paintings, and artistic elements that tell the story of Guadalupan devotion through the ages. Its architectural and spiritual significance make it a must-visit to understand the faith and traditions of the Mexican people.
• Basilica de Santa Maria de Guadalupe - Inaugurated in 1976 to accommodate millions of pilgrims annually. Its circular and modern design ensures the original image of the Virgin of Guadalupe is visible from any point within the temple. This site, which can hold over 10,000 people, is a symbol of modern faith and one of the most significant pilgrimage destinations in the Catholic world. Here, visitors can enjoy a unique experience of spirituality and culture.

• Guided Tour
• Tea and coffee
• Alcoholic beverages
• Waiting room with access to toilets
• Free Wi-Fi at the meeting point

• Personal expenses
• Lunch
• Additional purchases on behalf of the customer
• Souvenirs and gifts

This tour is exceptional as it seamlessly blends history, culture, and spirituality into a single day. It begins with a coffee break and proceeds to the Plaza de las Tres Culturas, where the pre-Hispanic past, colonial era, and modernity converge in one location. Experience faith at Mariana Square, explore the Old Basilica—a historic shrine of the Virgin—and be amazed by the New Basilica, where the original image is preserved. Here, participants can attend Mass, receive a personal blessing, and bless their religious keepsakes. To conclude, enjoy a toast at the welcome bar and capture a panoramic photo of the CDMX skyline, merging the tour’s spirituality with the city’s magnificence. This is more than just a tour; it is a unique experience that connects participants with the Guadalupan tradition and the essence of Mexico.

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