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Let yourself be seduced by the electrifying world of lucha libre, a Mexican tradition rich in history and passion. Experience up close the intensity of the ring, where rudos and técnicos clash in epic battles, and the magic of the masks that transform the wrestlers into real-life superheroes and villains.
Get ready for a night full of action and adrenaline in Mexico City!
Our exclusive tour of the Anthropology And History Museum will allow you to explore over seven million archaeological pieces and five million ethnological artifacts through a journey across 23 exhibition halls, revealing the wonders of ancient civilizations such as the Toltecs, Zapotecs, Mayas, and Aztecs.
Embark on a gastronomic journey through the rich and diverse flavors of Mexican cuisine with our exclusive culinary tour in Mexico City. Discover the origins and evolution of iconic dishes, from the iconic mole to the humble tortilla.
Delve into the hidden wonders of the canals of Xochimilco, where you can navigate the ancient Chinampas system, a masterpiece of Aztec engineering. Indulge in delights such as mezcal, tequila, wine, horchata, and tamarind water, promising a deep immersion into Xochimilco's rich history and culture.
Discover the secrets of Teotihuacán from a unique perspective with the hot air balloon tour offered by our boutique hotel in Mexico City. You will be transported to the skies to float over this ancient civilization's towering pyramids and expansive ruins.
Lucha Libre, a Mexican tradition from the 19th century, has evolved into an exhilarating spectacle of physical prowess, theater, and mythology. The iconic masks, rooted in ancient Mesoamerican cultures, conceal the wrestlers' identities and bestow upon them heroic and mythical personas.
Admire the enigma of Teotihuacan, one of Mexico's most emblematic pre-Hispanic sites. Travel back in time and uncover the cultural legacy of this ancient civilization accompanied by a private anthropologist/guide who will reveal the secrets of the art, religion, and urban planning that made Teotihuacán an influential metropolis.
