Adventure Calls in February For CDMX and Beyond

During this eight-night experience, participants will explore renowned highlights of Mexico City and its surroundings, as well as unique off-the-beaten-path locations unfamiliar to most visitors—and even to many residents. All with comfort in mind.
While history and archaeology feature prominently, the itinerary also includes ample opportunities for exceptional cuisine, shopping, and leisure time in CDMX.
Accommodations will be at the historic Hotel Geneve on Calle Londres, just a couple of blocks from Reforma Avenue and the Angel de la Independencia. Known for its comfort and hospitality, the hotel is also home to the celebrated Telephone Bar.
The tour will be led by Carlos Rosado van der Gracht, a fully bilingual Mexican-Canadian, Senior Editor of Yucatán Magazine, SECTUR-certified guide, and PhD Candidate in Heritage Studies.

Itinerary (February 2–10)
Spaces are limited to 16 guests to maintain an intimate experience. For further details, please get in touch with carlos.rosado@gmail.com or (+52) 9994-577713 (also on WhatsApp). This experience does require a fair bit of walking, but we will keep our pace relatively leisurely.
Day 1 – Check into the beautiful and historic Hotel Geneve, followed by a walking tour of the Reforma and Zona Rosa neighbourhoods.
Day 2 – Buffet breakfast at the hotel, then visit the Zócalo, Templo Mayor, and Museo del Templo Mayor. Lunch at the famed Café Tacuba precedes a walking tour of Madero Street. Evening free.
Day 3 – Breakfast to go en route to Teotihuacán (State of Mexico) for an extended exploration of the site, including lesser-seen areas and ancient neighbourhoods such as Tetitla and Atetelco.
Day 4 – Breakfast at the hotel, followed by visits to the archaeological sites of Tenayuca and Acatitlan (State of Mexico), then the Toltec capital of Tula (State of Hidalgo).
Day 5 – Breakfast at the hotel, then depart for Cuicuilco, the oldest archaeological site in Central Mexico (8th century B.C.E.) Free time and lunch in Coyoacán.
Day 6 – Breakfast at the hotel, followed by a day exploring CDMX’s famous Mercado San Ángel. Lunch is included.
Day 7 – Breakfast at the hotel before visiting Xochimilco’s celebrated plant market and a tour on the community’s iconic trajineras. Lunch included.
Day 8 – Breakfast to go while travelling to Xochicalco archaeological site and its world-class museum, then onward to downtown Cuernavaca for lunch and a visit to the Palace of Cortés (State of Morelos).
End of excursion (Feb 10) – Final breakfast at the Geneve and conclusion of the tour. Check out by noon.
Pricing
US$2,350 for doubles and US$2,800 for singles. Please get in touch with us for details.
*Flights are not included, but we will be happy to help you find the best deal.
**The trip requires a minimum of seven participants and is limited to 16. All hotel breakfasts are full buffets, except on days with to-go meals to avoid traffic. Please note that road traffic in Mexico City can be heavy. While we aim to stay on schedule, delays are possible — all part of the adventure!

Senior Editor Carlos Rosado van der Gracht is a journalist, photographer, and expedition leader. Born in Mérida, Carlos holds degrees from universities in Mexico, Canada, and Norway.





