

by Paseos Olmedo
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$56This 6-hour day trip from Mexico City begins early at dawn with transportation to the Teotihuacan archaeological site. The tour starts at the Pyramid of the Moon, where participants can climb to the permitted level for views over the valley and the Causeway of the Dead. From there, the group walks along the entire Causeway of the Dead from north to south, passing temples, palaces, and ancient structures. Midway through the walk, there is a 35-minute stop at El Quetzal Artesanias, a cooperative of local artisans. Here, visitors can see traditional obsidian, ceramic, and textile crafts and take part in a tasting of pulque, tequila, and mezcal. This stop also provides access to clean, comfortable restrooms. After the break, the tour continues to the Pyramid of the Sun to learn about its significance. The visit concludes at the Temple of Quetzalcoatl, known for its feathered snake sculptures and distinctive architecture. Entrance to the Teotihuacan site and round-trip transportation from Mexico City are included. The tour is led by a guide. Alcohol tastings are available only for participants over 21 years old.
Zona Arqueologica De Teotihuacan
The visit starts at the Pyramid of the Moon, where participants ascend to the allowed level to view the valley and photograph the Causeway of the Dead. The group then walks the entire Causeway of the Dead from north to south, passing temples, palaces, and ancient buildings from this pre-Hispanic city. Halfway through, there is a break for tasting tequila and mezcal. The tour continues to the Pyramid of the Sun to learn about its significance. The stop concludes at the Temple of Quetzalcoatl, known for its feathered snake sculptures and unique architecture.
180 min
El Quetzal Artesanias
This 35-minute stop is at a craft cooperative where local artisans display pieces made with traditional methods. Visitors learn about the artisans’ work and taste tequila, mezcal, and pulque, a traditional drink. The space offers clean, comfortable restrooms and provides a relaxing break before continuing to the main pyramids.
35 min
Start times of this meeting point Morning Tour (8 : 15) am Evening Tour (1 :00) pm We recommend arriving 5 minutes early.
End point
Start times of this meeting point Morning Tour (8 : 15) am Evening Tour (1 :00) pm We recommend arriving 5 minutes early.


by Paseos Olmedo
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$56This 6-hour day trip from Mexico City begins early at dawn with transportation to the Teotihuacan archaeological site. The tour starts at the Pyramid of the Moon, where participants can climb to the permitted level for views over the valley and the Causeway of the Dead. From there, the group walks along the entire Causeway of the Dead from north to south, passing temples, palaces, and ancient structures. Midway through the walk, there is a 35-minute stop at El Quetzal Artesanias, a cooperative of local artisans. Here, visitors can see traditional obsidian, ceramic, and textile crafts and take part in a tasting of pulque, tequila, and mezcal. This stop also provides access to clean, comfortable restrooms. After the break, the tour continues to the Pyramid of the Sun to learn about its significance. The visit concludes at the Temple of Quetzalcoatl, known for its feathered snake sculptures and distinctive architecture. Entrance to the Teotihuacan site and round-trip transportation from Mexico City are included. The tour is led by a guide. Alcohol tastings are available only for participants over 21 years old.
Zona Arqueologica De Teotihuacan
The visit starts at the Pyramid of the Moon, where participants ascend to the allowed level to view the valley and photograph the Causeway of the Dead. The group then walks the entire Causeway of the Dead from north to south, passing temples, palaces, and ancient buildings from this pre-Hispanic city. Halfway through, there is a break for tasting tequila and mezcal. The tour continues to the Pyramid of the Sun to learn about its significance. The stop concludes at the Temple of Quetzalcoatl, known for its feathered snake sculptures and unique architecture.
180 min
El Quetzal Artesanias
This 35-minute stop is at a craft cooperative where local artisans display pieces made with traditional methods. Visitors learn about the artisans’ work and taste tequila, mezcal, and pulque, a traditional drink. The space offers clean, comfortable restrooms and provides a relaxing break before continuing to the main pyramids.
35 min
Start times of this meeting point Morning Tour (8 : 15) am Evening Tour (1 :00) pm We recommend arriving 5 minutes early.
End point
Start times of this meeting point Morning Tour (8 : 15) am Evening Tour (1 :00) pm We recommend arriving 5 minutes early.