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Mexico City, Mexico
Mexico City, Mexico
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Join a family in Tlahuac to create an altar (or ofrenda as it's sometimes called in Spanish) to remember your ancestors and join in their colourful cemetery ceremonies.
Take a walking tour of Mexico City with your local leader, taking in the city’s most iconic sites – the Zocalo, Metropolitan Cathedral and Palacio de Bellas Artes.
Get the low-down on all the traditions and rituals watching the incredible Day of the Dead parade then fiesta the night away in Mexico City and get into the true spirit of this haunting ceremonial festival.
Visit the Frida Kahlo Museum in the historic Coyoacan neighbourhood – you'll check out the works in her former home and discover her art often focused on the notion of death.
Step into the heart of Mexico’s vibrant traditions on the "Mexico City: Day of the Dead Comfort" tour. This 5-day cultural journey introduces you to the mystical Dia de los Muertos festival through hands-on experiences—visit the evocative museums of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, participate in a traditional ceremony in the Tlahuac community, and marvel at elaborate altars honoring the departed. Between ceremonies, indulge in Mexico City’s legendary tacos and local specialties. With an easy activity level and a focus on immersive cultural encounters, this trip is perfect for travelers eager to experience one of the world’s most unique and colorful festivals firsthand.