Student Fees
DAY ONE - Arrival Mexico City
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.
DAY TWO - Parks & Pyramids
Panoramic sightseeing includes Bellas Artes, Alameda Park, Reforma Boulevard, Angel of
Independence, Chapultepec Castle, and a drive through Las Lomas, an exclusive upper class
neighborhood. Tour the Museum of Anthropology. Stop at the Plaza of Three Cultures and
visit the sacred Shrine of Guadalupe. Lunch and maguey demonstration at Teotihuacan,
where you'll have an opportunity to climb the mammoth pyramids of the Sun and Moon.
DAY THREE - Guanajuato
On your scenic drive to Guanajuato, you'll pass through two other colonial treasures,
Queretaro and San Miguel de Allende. Once Mexico's most important silver producer,
today Guanajuato is known as a city of hills, tunnels, winding cobblestone streets and
lanes, university students, music, art, culture, festivals, and the birthplace of muralist
Diego Rivera.
Guanajuato exudes a certain Mexican character that is charming, colorful,
and magical. It's the closest you'll get to a Mexican medieval and Spanish city. Indeed,
you'll often feel you are walking the streets of Spain. Your evening walking tour includes
the famous Callejon del Beso, where you'll likely witness a traditional callejoneadas
performance.
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Corrine Drew, IL
DAY FOUR - Mummies, Mines, & Museums
Today's excursion allows you to experience the opulence of the 17th century. Witness the
wealth of the silver barons on your walk through the Ex-hacienda San Gabriel de Barrera
Museum. Thrill to the panoramic views on your drive to the still-active Valenciana silver
mines, founded in 1559. Finally, explore GuanajuatoÕs top tourist destination, the famous
mummies museum. You'll have ample time for interacting with your Guided Adventures and
experiencing the Jardin de la Union with its outdoor cafes, handicraft vendors, and
strolling musicians.
DAY FIVE - Guadalajara
Horse-drawn carriages share broad avenues with the latest model cars.
Surprisingly, the air is country fresh, acres of parks and flowering gardens invite
you to explore the quaint charms and imposing colonial buildings of Mexico’s
second largest city. Motorcoach tour: principal residential districts, Plaza Tapatia
including the Government Palace and Degollado Theater. Conclude with
shopping time in the upscale artisan village of Tlaquepaque.
DAY SIX - Puerto Vallarta
Travel via the new tollroad to Puerto Vallarta, Colonial charm, cobblestone
streets, fine beaches, palm-lined seaside promenade and lush tropical cliffs that
seem to tumble right to the sea. Relax by the crystal waters of your pool or
relish the feeling and sound of the beach.
DAY SEVEN - ¡Exploremos!
Stroll the beaches and shops, arrange your favorite watersports, purchase
souvenirs at the Hard Rock Cafe, the choice is yours.
DAY EIGHT - Puerto Vallarta Departure
“I sincerely appreciate the support you gave me throughout the year, especially
when we had to change the date of the trip. Interact is the best, and I refuse to
waste my time listening to the hype that other travel companies want to dish
out.”
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DEPARTURES
8 days/7 nights |
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NIGHTS
Mexico City
Guanajuato
Guadalajara
Puerto Vallarta |
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MEALS
Daily breakfast and lunch or dinner.
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