Student Fees
 You come to see the sights of this modern world capital and discover the heart and soul of the ancient Aztec Empire. In order to preserve and protect the city’s rich colonial atmosphere, the Centro Historico has received a UNESCO designation as a World Heritage Site. Your host hotel is located within the very heart of this zone. Practicalities walk: Zocalo, Diego Rivera murals, Cathedral, Aztec ruins. Conclude with a visit to La Ideal, the “Disney” of cake decorating. SATURDAY - Teotihuacan/ 
Full-day touring includes the Plaza of Three Cultures, Shrine of Guadalupe, and the mammoth Teotihuacan Pyramids. Today’s near the
pyramids includes a visit to an orphanage (please bring basic school supplies),
maguey demonstration, and a fascinating tortilla competition. Try your hand (literally) on the traditional comal.
SUNDAY - Guanajuato Homestay 
Panoramic sightseeing includes Bellas Artes, Alameda Park, Reforma Boulevard, Angel of Independence on your way to the Museum of Anthropology. Guanajuato is considered the crowning jewel of Mexico’s colonial cities. Its mines produced a third of all the silver in the world, and it bloomed with elaborate churches and missions. Today, Guanajuato seems like an old Spanish city frozen in time. Arrival to the language institute. Meet your host families as you begin your acclimation to your new culture. |
ABOUT YOUR HOST FAMILY: Middle class host families are selected and constantly monitored by the language institute. Bring family photos and community mementos to serve as conversational starters. Participants normally share with one other student of the same general language ability.
MONDAY-FRIDAY-Spanish Language Sessions
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include a Centro Historico walking tour, dances, movies, etc. The institute confirms daily availability.
