7 to 14 day tours to Colonial Mexico & 
Mexico City Are Affordable & Educational 
Colonial Mexico is The Friendliest Part of the Country

For decades, Mexico’s Colonial cities remained the secret pleasure of a few sophisticated travelers who wandered away from the beach resorts to revel in 16^th century communities filled with the romance and charm of a long and colorful past. Today these cities, the heart of Mexico, are not a secret anymore. Every year more visitors enjoy the varied treasures of the Colonial circle. Travel on a comfortable flight to Mexico City where we will be met by our representative, before traveling by motorcoach to the heart of Colonial Mexico and the cradle of the Mexican Independence.

The unforgettable kaleidoscope of Ballet Folklorico, the perfect exposure to Mexican indigenous culture, will awaken our spirits. The City of Aqueducts, Queretaro, is the ideal hub for exploring activities. Day trips are arranged to San Miguel de Allende, home of artists, artisans, and retired Americans. Visit Dolores Hidalgo where Father Miguel Hidalgo made his call for independence from Spain. This call was ultimately heard throughout Mexico and Central America. Visit Tequisquiapan, vacation jewel of Mexicans and San Juan Del Rios, Mexico’s opal capital. Each evening return to the security and tranquillity of Hotel Real de Minas (or similar), with a little time to relax by the pool or have a game of tennis. On the weekend step into the central plaza and dance the cool evening away to the music of the brass band playing in the band-shell. This is loveable, laughable Mexico! Pre-Colombian sites are not overlooked on our tour. One of the highlights of the tour is Teotihuacan, ancient city of the Gods and site of the pyramids to the Sun and Moon.

Our last full day is spent traveling from Mexico to Cuernavaca, City of Eternal Spring and Taxco where silver has been mined for centuries. We can arrange extended stays so you can visit Acapulco or other fabulous Mexican resorts. This tour will only serve to whet the appetite. Perhaps one day we will return to Colonial Mexico to further explore the history, people and culture of this beautiful, enchanting region.