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Mexico City Teotihuacan Pyramids Xochimilco Floating Gardens Relax in Cancun
Virgin Holidays’ view
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unearth the myriad delights Mexico has to offer. One of the oldest and largest
cities in the Western Hemisphere, Mexico City is packed with plenty to see and Te otihuacan
do. You can explore ancient sites, as well as discovering the city’s colourful history
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and sampling the city’s food and culture. Then move on to Cancun with its sandy
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beaches and the clear azure water of the Caribbean Sea.
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Day 1: Mexico City
is a mining town known for the quality of its silver
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Fly to Mexico City with Mexicana. Mexico City has
and the beauty of its narrow, cobbled streets.
a diversity that cannot fail to intrigue and reward
Puebla was the principal city of colonial Mexico,
its visitors. Mexican culture in all its variety can be
and it soon became well known for its beautiful
found throughout the city - there really is
textiles and exquisitely decorated pottery.
something for everybody. On arrival, you will be
Days 5-11: On the beach in Cancun
met and transferred to NH Hotel, your base for
Having sampled the bustle of Mexico City, now’s
the next 4 nights, on a bed and breakfast basis.
the time to relax and appreciate some of Mexico’s
Day 2: City tour and floating gardens
natural blessings. The Barceló Tucancun Beach
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Today you will really begin to get an insight into
resort is an all-inclusive beach-lover’s dream. Not
the city as you enjoy a tour of the most important
only do you have the sparkling sea on one side, but
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historic buildings and monuments, and learn about
on another is the pretty Nichupte Lagoon.
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local history and art in the National Palace and the
ready-made tour code 29514
Diego Rivera murals. Other sights on the agenda Itinerary
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include Chapultepec Park, once a refuge for the
4 Nts
Aztecs. After lunch, you’ll continue to Xochimilco
Cancun
6 Nts
to admire the world-famous floating gardens. (L)
total duration Adult
10 Nts
Day 3: Pyramids of Teotihuacan 01 Jan ‘10-04 Feb 1659
05 Feb-17 Feb 1679
More of Mexico’s intriguing history comes alive
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today, as you visit the Shrine of Guadalupe,
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01 Apr-12 Apr 1639
followed by the Pyramids of Teotihuacan, some of
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the most impressive ruins in Latin America. Walk
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around this ancient city’s main avenue, before 01 Jun-26 Jun 1499
exploring the temple of Quetzalcoatl and the
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01 Jul-20 Aug 1799
famous pyramids of the Sun and Moon.
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21 Aug-27 Aug 1539
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Day 4: Free day or optional tour
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Prices are per person based on 2 adults sharing a room with scheduled flights, transfers,
Today you have the choice of what you want to and internal flights where applicable and include the adventure. For the remainder of the
holiday, prices are based on the following hotel:
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do. Relax at your hotel, or explore more of the city
Cancun Barcelo Tucancun Beach (page 237)
on your own if you wish. Alternatively, you can Prices are in £’s per person based on 2 adults sharing and include taxes and fuel surcharge
choose between going to Taxco or Puebla. Taxco
of £229 per person (reductions or increases may apply at the time of booking). Prices will
vary within the date band depending on departure date. For full details of our pricing
policy and booking conditions, please refer to pages 25 & 289-295.
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