Taxco and Cuernavaca Day Trip

Taxco and Cuernavaca Day Trip Itinerary

The tour heads southwards to arrive at Cuernavaca. "The city of eternal springtime" whose warm climate attracts visitors year round. 

Once in Cuernavaca we'll begin our tour, admiring the colonial style and beautiful squares of the historic centre, stopping at the cathedral, (founded by the Franciscan monks who came to Mexico, and considered one of the oldest in America) and the Cortés palace, (residence of conquistador Hernán Cortés, which today contains the Cauhnáhuac Museum).

The tour continues towards Taxco, a colonial city found on a hill with winding cobbled streets and cosy squares. Passing through its historic centre we'll be captivated by the regal feel of Tazco, whose palaces, squares, streets and buildings seem to be frozen in time. And we'll visit the major religious building in the region, the Santa Prisca, one of the largest churches in Mexico.

After the tour you'll have an hour of free time to have lunch and pass through the centre of the city at your own pace.

Taxco is considered the world's silver capital, and the silver mines and artisanal shops are unmissable: here you can by local silver products at a very reasonable price.

Pick-up locations

We will collect you from the following centrally-located locations:

• 7:50 am: Esplanade of the National Auditorium. 
• 8:20 am: Hotel NH Reforma (Calle Liverpool 155, Juárez).
• 8:50 am: Behind the Palacio de Bellas Artes, on Avenida Hidalgo and Lázaro Cárdenas.

Private Tour

If you would prefer to take this tour in private, the price is $591 for up to 2 people, $594 for up to 4 people and $596 for up to 8 people. Private tours can be taken at any time of day and any day of the week. To reserve, please contact us.