MEXICO CITY

Day 1 - 3

As the country’s capital and largest city, Mexico City is a vibrant metropolis with endless cultural and historical attractions. The city is also a centre for art and design and offers an array of world-class museums, galleries and cultural centres that showcase its rich culture, like the Frida Kahlo Museum, the National Museum of Anthropology and the Palace of Fine Arts. The city’s creativity is also reflected in its culinary scene, and in its lively streets you’ll find fine dining restaurants alongside bustling street food markets.

OAXACA (CITY)

Day 3 - 5

The vibrant city of Oaxaca lies in the south of Mexico, boasting itself as the country's culinary capital. Its cobbled streets are lined with colourful colonial buildings, bustling street food stalls and traditional artisan markets, and you’ll also find an array of important historical and archaeological sites nearby. The city is the perfect base for discovering the rest of the state, which is renowned for its world-class cuisine as well as for its rich indigenous culture and picturesque beaches.

ACAPULCO

Day 5 - 7

Acapulco is the original Mexican resort town. Still, it remains a major destination and a worthwhile trip and is the number two Mexican spring break destination among U.S. college students.

MEXICO CITY

Day 7 - 8

As the country’s capital and largest city, Mexico City is a vibrant metropolis with endless cultural and historical attractions. The city is also a centre for art and design and offers an array of world-class museums, galleries and cultural centres that showcase its rich culture, like the Frida Kahlo Museum, the National Museum of Anthropology and the Palace of Fine Arts. The city’s creativity is also reflected in its culinary scene, and in its lively streets you’ll find fine dining restaurants alongside bustling street food markets.