




Skip the long queues and enter Teotihuacán in under 2 minutes with fast access, saving you up to an hour in the sun.
- Walk in the footsteps of an advanced Mesoamerican civilization that thrived over 1,500 years ago.
- Admire intricate murals and sacred temples, including the Temple of Quetzalcoatl, adorned with mythical serpent carvings.
- Opt for a full-day guided tour that includes Teotihuacán, the Basilica of Guadalupe, and Tlatelolco for a deeper cultural immersion.
- Fun fact: Despite its massive size, the builders of Teotihuacán never used the wheel or pack animals for construction—every stone was transported by hand.
- Skip-the-line entry to Teotihuacán archaeological site
- Expert English or Spanish-speaking guide (as per option selected)
- Access to Guadalupe Shrine & Tlatelolco (as per option selected)
- Round-trip transportation from Mexico City (MIGA CAFÉ at 8:20am and the Palace of Fine Arts at 8:50am) (as per option selected).
- Climbing the pyramids
- Local cuisine
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Step into the lore of ancient Mexico
From towering pyramids to lost civilizations, this journey through Teotihuacán, Tlatelolco, and the Basilica of Guadalupe is packed with history, myth, and jaw-dropping sights. Walk in the footsteps of the Aztecs, uncover hidden stories, and soak in the vibes of one of the most legendary sites in Mesoamerica.
Getting started
Your adventure begins in Mexico City, where you’ll meet your group at the designated pick-up point. Board an air-conditioned vehicle and get ready for a deep dive into Mexico’s ancient past. Upon arrival at Teotihuacán, skip the lines and step straight into the City of the Gods.
What to expect
Tlatelolco: The Plaza of Three Cultures
- A mash-up of Aztec ruins, Spanish colonial architecture, and modern Mexico—three eras colliding in one place.
- Hear the wild tales of ritual sacrifices, mass graves, and the "Lovers of Tlatelolco"—archaeology’s most tragic couple.
Basilica of Guadalupe: Mexico’s spiritual heart
- Visit the most famous pilgrimage site in Latin America, where millions come to honor Our Lady of Guadalupe.
- See the miraculous cloak of Guadalupe, still on display centuries after its divine appearance.
- Explore both the New Basilica and the Old Basilica, each with its own stories to tell.
Obsidian Workshop
- Watch ancient obsidian craftsmanship in action—this volcanic glass was the go-to material for Aztec warriors.
Teotihuacán: City of the Gods
- Walk down the Avenue of the Dead, the main boulevard of this once-thriving civilization.
- Stand in awe of the Pyramid of the Sun, the biggest pyramid in Mesoamerica (200+ feet tall, pure ancient flex).
- Marvel at the Temple of Quetzalcoatl, lined with fierce stone serpent heads.
- Explore the Palace of Quetzalpápalotl, a beautifully decorated noble residence frozen in time.
What to bring
- A valid ID—you’ll need it for check-in and tequila tasting.
- Cash or a card if you want to grab food or souvenirs along the way.
What’s not allowed
- Drones and tripods inside Teotihuacán.
- Food and drinks beyond designated areas.
- Large bags or luggage at the site.
Accessibility
- Not wheelchair accessible due to uneven terrain.
- Climbing pyramids is prohibited for safety reasons.
- Moderate walking is required, not suitable for mobility issues.
Additional information
- Please note that this is not your final ticket—you’ll receive the actual ticket via email or WhatsApp a day before your visit.
- The tour is bilingual (English & Spanish), so you’ll always have guidance.