Recorrido a pie por el México prehispánico

Step into the heart of Mexico’s ancient heritage on a guided visit to the Museum of Anthropology and the Templo Mayor Museum. Marvel at priceless artifacts and sacred relics that tell the story of powerful Mesoamerican civilizations, and gain a deeper appreciation of Mexico’s Pre-Hispanic legacy and its influence on the nation’s identity today. Be welcomed by our local guide at the National Museum of Anthropology and follow our guide through the most complete collection of Mesoamerican Prehispanic Art. Go through the most relevant rooms and see the most famous pieces of the museum, such as "La Piedra del Sol", the mask of King Pakal and the Coatlicue. From here, you will ride on a Metrobus to the next destination: the famous Alameda Park, the oldest urban park in America. During the walk, enjoy a panoramic tour of the most emblematic buildings of the city, such as the Palace of Fine Arts, the Postal Palace, the Iturbide Palace and the Casa de Los Azulejos, and the pedestrian atmosphere of Francisco I Madero Street. The next stop is the Templo Mayor, where you will be able to admire the archaeological remains of the ancient Mexica temple. This is the place where much of the history of Prehispanic Mexico and Colonial Mexico is found. You will also find the emblematic Metropolitan Cathedral, a legacy of the colonial era, and you will visit the most important sites of the Templo Mayor accompanied by our expert local guide, as well as the stained glass windows of history located in the streets surrounding the site. In this archaeological experience you will learn about Mexican culture and tradition, and better understand how the different ethnic groups coexist today not only in Mexico City but throughout the country.