Visita guiada del Día de Muertos

Available exclusively on November 1st, this experience invites you to immerse yourself in the essence of the Day of the Dead in Mexico City, from iconic monuments to the mysticism of a pantheon. The tour begins with a panoramic visit to the city center, where you will admire some of its most representative landmarks, all illuminated and decorated for the occasion: the Monument to the Revolution, one of the country’s most recognized symbols, and the Ángel de la Independencia, shining as it overlooks Paseo de la Reforma. During the Day of the Dead, this avenue comes alive with colorful altars and offerings that adorn its surroundings, in an atmosphere that is both festive and solemn. You will then head to a pantheon, a place filled with history and spirituality, where you will witness the devotion and love with which Mexican families honor their departed loved ones. The altars, adorned with marigold flowers, candles, photographs and traditional sugar skulls, allow you to experience this ancient tradition up close. Your guide will explain the significance of these altars, which combine pre-Hispanic beliefs with the Catholic faith, and the meaning behind the symbols and elements that make these offerings so special. You’ll observe how families gather to pay tribute to their deceased, in an intimate and moving environment. The tour culminates in Xochimilco, where you will enjoy a nocturnal trajinera ride through the peaceful canals of this area, surrounded by the famous floating gardens, known as chinampas. The experience will be accompanied by the music of a live Mariachi band, adding a festive atmosphere and blending the solemn homage to the deceased with the joy of the music. An experience that only happens once a year, for a night full of history, color and tradition.