MIE 10, MAR 23 JUNIO
An exhilarating nine-day journey crafted for travelers who love both the beautiful game and the cultural richness of Mexico. This itinerary blends the electric atmosphere of FIFA World Cup 2026 matches with some of the most emblematic sites in and around Mexico’s capital. It’s ideal for those who want to immerse themselves in the tournament while discovering the country’s history, traditions, and everyday vibrancy.
Your adventure begins at a relaxed pace. Upon landing at Aeropuerto Internacional Benito Juárez, you’ll be transferred to your selected hotel.
The rest of the day is yours to settle in, adjust, and start exploring the neighborhood around your accommodation. Each district of Mexico City offers its own personality — from leafy boulevards to buzzing plazas — so get ready to ease into the rhythm of this dynamic metropolis.
The moment has arrived. Today you’ll attend a FIFA World Cup 2026 match — an experience destined to become a lifelong memory.
For the first time in history, United States, Canada, and Mexico have joined forces to host the world’s most celebrated sporting event.
In Mexico City, matches take place at the iconic Estadio Banorte, a legendary temple of football. Please note that match tickets are not included in this itinerary.
After breakfast, depart for Cuernavaca, famously known as the “City of Eternal Spring” thanks to its privileged climate. Stroll through the historic center, visit its striking cathedral — among the oldest in Mexico — and explore the Palacio de Cortés.
Continue on to the Pueblo Mágico of Taxco, a picturesque colonial town nestled along the slopes of the Sierra Madre del Sur. Its cobblestone streets, whitewashed houses with red-tile roofs, and wrought-iron balconies overflowing with flowers create an unforgettable setting.
Renowned as Mexico’s silver capital, Taxco offers a dazzling array of handcrafted silver pieces. Here, you’ll visit the magnificent Santa Prisca Church, a masterpiece of exuberant Churrigueresque baroque architecture.
Today, hop aboard the Turibús — one of the most enjoyable ways to discover the city and its layered history.
This open-top sightseeing bus connects you to archaeological landmarks, colonial-era treasures, and striking contemporary architecture in a single cultural panorama. With up to 21 stops, you can hop off to explore on foot and rejoin the route at your leisure.
(Transportation to the Turibús departure point is not included.)
In Mexico City, there’s never a shortage of things to do. Today is yours to dive deeper into the capital’s countless offerings.
Choose an area that allows you to explore comfortably: world-class museums, innovative restaurants, bustling markets, archaeological sites, or open-air parks. The possibilities are endless.
Today is devoted to some of Mexico’s most powerful historical and spiritual landmarks.
After breakfast, visit the Plaza de las Tres Culturas, a site that reflects the country’s layered past. Then continue to the awe-inspiring Teotihuacan, where the monumental Pyramids of the Sun and the Moon rise dramatically above the landscape. You’ll also explore the Temple of Quetzalpapálotl, the Citadel, and the Avenue of the Dead.
A visit to a local artisan center offers insight into traditional obsidian and jade craftsmanship, along with tastings of emblematic beverages such as tequila, mezcal, and pulque.
Back in the city, conclude the day at the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, the second most visited Catholic sanctuary in the world.
Today, explore at your rhythm. The capital invites you to immerse yourself in one or two neighborhoods for a deeper connection.
Head south to discover San Ángel and Coyoacán, or wander through the ever-animated Historic Center, home to remarkable museums and grand monuments. Seek out acclaimed restaurants and contemporary design boutiques to take a piece of Mexico home with you.
And don’t miss the city’s beloved street fare — esquites, quesadillas, tacos, tamales — simple pleasures that define Mexico City’s culinary soul.
Another day devoted entirely to football passion — lived as only Mexico can deliver it.
Return to Estadio Banorte for an electrifying match in a venue that holds more than 85,000 fans. This stadium stands alone in history as the only one to have hosted two FIFA World Cup finals (1970 and 1986), securing its place as a global football icon.
Enjoy a final, unhurried morning in the city. Take a last stroll, savor one more coffee, and soak in the atmosphere before your departure.
You’ll be transferred to Aeropuerto Internacional Benito Juárez for your flight home.
Until next time — Mexico will be waiting.
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