After clearing customs and/or baggage claim, be welcomed by your airport assistant at the airport arrival hall, who will escort you toward your awaiting private transfer to your accommodation.

Today, spend time exploring the fashionable neighborhood of Polanco at your own pace. Art lovers will enjoy Polyforum Siqueiros, a cultural center showcasing the work of Mexican artist David Alfaro Siqueiros, including "The March of Humanity", known as one of the largest murals in the world. Another must-see site in the neighborhood is the Soumaya Museum in Plaza Carso, a stunning building that contains the private art collection of Mexican business magnate, Carlos Slim. The collection features about 66 thousand pieces, including works by Da Vinci, Renoir and Picasso, and Mexican artists like Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera. Right on the edge of Polanco, you'll find the expansive Chapultepec Park, which hosts an expansive green area, zoo, lake, and the Chapultepec Castle, a stunning historic building with a very interesting past. In the same area, you can discover the world-famous National Museum of Anthropology. This museum is the largest in Mexico City and regarded as one of the best museums in the world. Polanco is also home to great restaurants, including two of the most famous and highly-acclaimed eateries in Mexico: Pujol and Quintonil. Please speak to your Destination Expert for assistance with reservations.

Journey through ancient and colonial history with a private guide and driver, setting out on a full-day adventure to explore the fascinating UNESCO-listed Teotihuacan archaeological site and unveil the vibrant tapestry of Mexico City's historic downtown. Teotihuacan, a pre-Aztec marvel, was once was once the epicenter of an exceptional civilization, thriving from the 1st to the 7th centuries AD. As you traverse the grandeur of the Avenue of the Dead, flanked by diverse structures including temples, palaces, and residences, gain insights into the city's intricate urban planning and layout. Walk the base of the Pyramid of the Sun and imagine how citizens of the city were interacting here, nearly 1,500 years ago. Marvel at the intricate carvings and murals of the Temple of the Feathered Serpent, which narrate the myths and legends shaping this civilization. Step into a more modern historical narrative as you meander through the cobblestone pathways of Mexico City's old downtown. Admire the architectural opulence of colonial edifices, showcasing intricate facades that mirror the craftsmanship of bygone eras. Admire the 16th-19th century Mexico City Cathedral, constructed atop the former Aztec capital, Tenochtitlan, epitomizing the blend of pre-Hispanic and colonial influences. Delight in the kaleidoscope of colors emanating from celestial stained glass windows while the harmonious liturgical chants envelop your senses. Spot the grand National Palace then make your way to the iconic Palacio des Bellas Artes, taking in its stunning Art Nouveau exterior, and visiting its museum, offering a showcase of Mexican culture and art. Conclude your day with a return transfer to your accommodation.

Uncover the culinary and cultural delights of Mexico City with a private guide and driver, tasting your way through the capital's historic center on a gastronomic-themed walk, admiring iconic landmarks along the way. Wander on foot through the history of Mexico, savoring pre-Hispanic delights and modern dishes alike. Indulge your palate with fresh ingredients reminiscent of the Aztec marketplace's legacy. Experience the ambiance of a typical Mexican cantina as you enjoy beverages, and relish in the authenticity of regional culinary creations. While navigating the streets, you'll be treated to food or drink samples at 8 different local spots, ensuring you get your fill for lunch. Spot historic structures and wander charming squares as your guide shares captivating narratives that render downtown Mexico City a captivating destination. With a treasure trove of foodie discoveries, your exploration concludes as you return to your hotel by your private transfer.

Mexico City is widely regarded as one of the world's greatest culinary capitals, where centuries-old traditions coexist with some of the most celebrated restaurants on the planet. Whether you're looking for an unforgettable tasting menu, authentic regional Mexican cuisine, elegant historic dining rooms, or exceptional street food, the city offers remarkable experiences for every palate. While many outstanding restaurants are located in Polanco, Roma Norte, Condesa, and Reforma, some of the city's most iconic dining experiences are well worth the journey.

Among the city's most renowned restaurants are Quintonil and Pujol, both internationally acclaimed for their innovative interpretations of Mexican cuisine using exceptional local ingredients. Other excellent choices include Rosetta, set within a beautiful colonial mansion in Roma Norte; MÁximo Bistrot, known for its seasonal farm-to-table cuisine; Contramar, a Mexico City institution celebrated for its fresh seafood; Azul HistÓrico, offering regional Mexican specialties in a stunning colonial courtyard; and Hacienda de los Morales, where guests can enjoy traditional Mexican dishes in a magnificent 16th-century hacienda. For a truly local experience, El Cardenal is a long-standing favorite for traditional Mexican breakfasts, while TaquerÍa El Califa de LeÓn, the world's first Michelin-starred taquerÍa, is perfect for an authentic taco stop.

If you're interested, please ask your Destination Expert for more information about the restaurants available in Mexico City. They can provide additional recommendations based on your preferences and assist with reservations where appropriate. Please also advise your Destination Expert of any dietary requirements or food allergies in advance.

Discover a city of contrasts with your private guide and driver, experiencing the serene ambiance of Mexico City's southern neighborhoods, followed by the fiesta-filled waterways of Xochimilco's floating gardens. Your exploration unfolds through the picturesque tree-lined avenues of San Angel and Coyoacan, exuding the charm of cozy villages amidst the urban buzz. Immerse yourself in the legacies of renowned Mexican artists and writers, with a visit to Frida Kahlo's Casa Azul - her birthplace and later residence turned into a dedicated museum. Relish an authentic Mexican experience at the Mercado Coyoacan, guided by your knowledgeable host to savor a delightful lunch amidst the historic market's sensory bouquet. At Xochimilco, learn about the Aztec's ingenious technique for growing food upon the fertile riverbeds, known as chinampas, as you traverse the ancient canals, known as the Floating Gardens, on a colorful private trajinera boat; a replica Aztec-era canoe that was once used to cross the waterways of pre-Columbian Tenochtitlan. Now a favorite fun spot for groups of friends and families, you can expect raucous mariachis, taqueros, and beer slinging vendors aplenty. Conclude with a return transfer to your accommodation.

Meet your private driver and guide for a transfer to San Miguel de Allende. Approximate travel time is 3.5 hours.

Embark on a half-day guided walk through the enchanting streets of San Miguel de Allende city. Your expert guide will commence the day by meeting you at your hotel, and together you will venture into San Miguel's vibrant historic center. This area has earned the prestigious UNESCO World Heritage Site designation for its impeccably preserved colonial-era edifices and unwavering cultural authenticity. Explore renowned landmarks such as the pink-hued Gothic masterpiece, the Parish of San Miguel Arcangel, and the central plaza, where locals gather beneath the shade of ancient trees for leisurely conversations. Follow your guide along picturesque cobbled streets as you uncover the town's unique character, discovering its rich cultural tapestry along the way.

Discover the essence of San Miguel de Allende's art, culture, and tequila on a half-day walking tour with private guide. Traverse the UNESCO World Heritage-listed historic center, where colonial architecture and cultural authenticity harmonize. Immerse yourself in iconic sites like the pink Gothic-style Parish of San Miguel Arcangel and the bustling central plaza, shaded by ancient trees. Wander cobbled streets alongside your guide, absorbing the town's character and history. Pause at the Bellas Artes School and Cultural Center, a serene haven nestled within an 18th-century convent. Delve into the captivating DÔce 18 Concept House, a revitalized historic space dedicated to art, dining, and designer shopping. Here, you'll encounter the intimate Casa Dragones tequila tasting room, where you'll delve into the world of tequila, exploring diverse styles and modern distillation techniques. Savor the nuances of this exquisite elixir as your journey through San Miguel de Allende comes to a flavorful and memorable close.

San Miguel de Allende has developed into one of Mexico’s most exciting culinary destinations, where traditional Mexican flavors meet creative contemporary cuisine in beautiful colonial surroundings. Whether you’re looking for an elegant tasting menu, a lively rooftop overlooking the historic center, authentic regional specialties, or a relaxed cafÉ for breakfast, the city offers memorable dining experiences for every palate. Many excellent restaurants are located within walking distance of the central JardÍn, making it easy to combine dinner with an evening exploring the city’s charming streets.

Among the city’s most renowned restaurants are Áperi, known for its refined tasting menus and creative use of seasonal Mexican ingredients, and Moxi, offering contemporary Mexican cuisine within the stylish Hotel Matilda. Other excellent choices include The Restaurant, a long-standing favorite for internationally inspired cuisine in an elegant courtyard; Trazo 1810, serving modern Mexican dishes from a rooftop overlooking the historic center; Quince, known for its lively atmosphere, creative cocktails, and views of La Parroquia; and La Posadita, where guests can enjoy traditional Mexican cuisine from a picturesque rooftop terrace. TostÉvere is an excellent choice for inventive small plates and cocktails, while Lavanda CafÉ is a popular spot for breakfast, brunch, and locally roasted coffee.

For further details, please speak with your Destination Expert, who can share additional restaurant suggestions. Reservations are recommended for many of the city’s most popular restaurants, particularly for rooftop dining. Please also advise your Destination Expert of any dietary requirements or food allergies in advance.

Meet your private driver-guide and embark on a journey to the enchanting city of Guanajuato, a UNESCO World Heritage Site brimming with rich history and architectural marvels, located 1.5 hours west of San Miguel de Allende. Commencing your exploration at the venerable University of Guanajuato, an architectural masterpiece founded in 1732, you'll bask in its rich intellectual legacy. Next, the remarkable Juarez Theater, a testament to the city's artistic prominence, awaits your admiration, bearing witness to cultural and artistic events during the Porfiriato era of the early 19th century. Ascend to the elevated monument of El Pipila by a funicluar for a panoramic vista that unfolds as a breathtaking tapestry of terracotta rooftops and winding cobblestone streets. Immerse yourself in the romantic allure of Callejon del Beso, a picturesque alleyway steeped in a legend of forbidden love. At the Museo Don Quijote, delve into the cultural institution dedicated to honoring Miguel de Cervantes' literary legacy and the iconic character, Don Quixote, through an eclectic collection of art and artifacts. Venturing into the eerie Museo de las Momias, you'll encounter naturally mummified human remains from Guanajuato's cemetery. This macabre display embodies Mexican culture's distinctive fascination and acceptance of death as an integral facet of existence, providing a somber yet profoundly thought-provoking encounter with mortality. These preserved bodies, some frozen in eerie contortions, serve as poignant reminders of the intricate bond between the living and the departed, offering a visceral glimpse into Mexico's intricate relationship with the inexorable cycle of life and death. Conclude with a return transfer to your accommodation.

Meet you driver at your hotel lobby, who will escort you toward your awaiting private transfer for Del Bajio Airport in Leon. Approximate travel time is 1.5 hours.

Situated in the heart of Mexico City's bustling downtown, the Hilton Mexico City Reforma is an iconic symbol of sleek and modern sophistication. With its contemporary design, impeccable service, and unrivaled amenities, this prestigious hotel offers a truly elevated experience for discerning travelers. The Hilton Mexico City Reforma boasts spacious and elegantly appointed guestrooms and suites, each meticulously designed to provide a sanctuary of comfort and style. From plush bedding to modern furnishings, every detail is crafted with the utmost attention to creating an oasis of relaxation amidst the vibrant cityscape. Indulge in a culinary journey at the hotel's acclaimed restaurants, where world-class chefs expertly blend international flavors with authentic Mexican cuisine. From refined fine dining to casual and vibrant settings, the diverse dining options cater to every palate and occasion. Rejuvenate your senses at the hotel's tranquil spa, where a range of revitalizing treatments and therapies await. Unwind in the serene ambiance, indulge in a soothing massage, or take a dip in the rooftop pool offering panoramic views of the city skyline. With its unwavering commitment to excellence, the Hilton Mexico City Reforma sets the stage for an unforgettable stay.

The Belmond Casa De Sierra Nevada Hotel is a charming luxury hotel located in San Miguel de Allende. The hotel's buildings, dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries, showcase inner courtyards, terraces, and gardens that embody the rich history of the region. Distributed among the main building, and four colonial mansions, the 37 rooms and suites at Belmond Casa de Sierra Nevada retain their historic character, while skillful restoration provides complete modern amenities. The stucco walls, tiled baths, and curved ceilings reflect the traditional architectural style and seamlessly incorporate modern luxuries. The lush foliage surrounding a large pool offers a refreshing retreat for guests. Cool, leafy gardens, stone arches and traditional wooden doors surround pretty courtyards lit by lanterns as night falls. The on-site restaurant is known for its vibrant local produce, innovative menus, and a convivial atmosphere. Guests can savor an unforgettable dinner in the softly lit courtyard and later enjoy a nightcap at the rooftop lounge bar. Peaceful though this is, just step outside and you are surrounded by San Miguel de Allende’s many colors, scents and sounds.