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MEXICO CITY- the Heart Ìf Mexico SAN MIGUEL & TAXCO DAY 5 - Visit the Historical Center before visiting the enchanting Dolores MEXICO CITY- The heart Ìf Mexico Olmedo Patino Musuem where peacocks strut across the lawns and Frida Kahlo originals decorate the walls of the building. Then take a ride on a launch through SAN MIGUEL & TAXCO Xochimilco, the floating gardens of Mexico where mariachis serenade you as you enjoy an included lunch. Your night is free to enjoy on your own. Those who 7 DAYS (10 Meals) $695 PER PERSON* wish will thrill to the Ballet Folklorico, (optional ) a presentation of Mexico in song and dance. Overnight at the Hotel Royal in Mexico City. BB, L The heart of Mexico - Mexico City - has it all. From the ancient past as the Aztec metropolis of Tenochitlan; through Spanish colonial reign and DAY 6 - Before leaving Mexico City, visit the Shrine of Guadalupe and the Plaza into the ultra-modern thriving capital it is today. of Three Cultures. Depart for Queretaro, the opal center, where you have free We will view all these aspects and more. This is time to shop the downtown area and have lunch at one of the sidewalk cafes or at Jo’s favorite international capital - it seems to the more Americanized restaurant on the square. Continue to San Luis Potosi have something of everything. At our customers request, Go...With Jo! has included a side trip to where a special musical treat awaits you - scheduled for 8:00p.m. Overnight at Taxco and one night in San Miguel de Allende. the Hotel Panorama in San Luis Potosi. BB The tour is programed so that those who wish may attend the Ballet Folklorico. Ask your guide to DAY 7 - Homeward bound through Cd. Victoria, stopping for an included lunch help you obtain tickets. with arrival to the border about 6:30pm. BB, L DAY 1 - Depart the Rio Grande Valley traveling PRICE PER PERSON* DEPARTURE DATE through ranch land on our way to Monterrey and Single - $920 February 28, 2018 Saltillo to Matehuala. Overnight at Las Palmas Double - $695 Midway Inn in Matehuala. Triple - $675 DAY 2 - Arrive into San Miguel in time for a late PASSPORT REQUIRED lunch. Known as the Mexican Hill Town and *Currently there is NO CHARGE for the Mexican Visa on land tours of 7 days or less! considered by Americans as a retiree’s Mecca, San Miguel is a photographer’s delight, a shopper’s paradise, a history buff’s dream. Your hotel affords a hill top Departs from Brownsville at 5:30a.m.; from Harlingen at 6:00a.m.; from Weslaco at view overlooking downtown. Included trolley tour to acquaint you with this 6:30a.m.; and from Mission at 7:00a.m.; or from your park with a specified number. charming colonial town.. Each turn of the cobble stone streets presents a new vista. Overnight at the Casa Primavera in San Miguel de Allende. AB DAY 3 - Leave San Miguel behind and travel to Mexico City. En route, visit Teotihuacan, an ancient city mysteriously abandoned for over 800 years. This impressive complex of ruins includes the exquisitely sculptured Temple of Quetzlcoatl, the Avenue of the Dead, the Pyramid of the Moon and the Pyramid of the Sun - the third largest in the world. Enjoy an included lunch. Then on to Mexico City. Overnight at the Hotel Royal in Mexico City. B, L DAY 4 - Included tour to Cuernavaca, known as the City of Eternal Spring, Xochimilco - Mexico City with a climate so delightful that it has been a long time favorite to Mexico City dwellers as their second home. Visit Taxco, the silver city, with narrow, winding www.gowithjo.com cobblestone streets. White stucco buildings with red tile roofs crowd the hillsides. Call Go...With Jo! today at Time for shopping before we return to Mexico City. Overnight at the Hotel (956) 423-1446 or (956) 664-1446 or 1-800-999-1446 Royal in Mexico City. BB, L.
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