• Villa Gustavo A. Madero - The gathering point will be at the grand statue of H.S. John Paul II. As the tour begins, an expert will provide an explanation of the Guadalupano code. The tour will encompass the entire religious complex: the new Basilica, which houses the original image from 1531, the first Basilica, and a climb up Tepeyac Hill to see the site of the miracle dedicated to the Virgin’s last appearance and the garden honoring Christ the King. At the summit, visitors will explore the chapel of Cerrito, offering a stunning view of Mexico City. This is where Juan Diego discovered the miraculous flowers on his cloak. The tour will also include the monumental sculpture, La Ofrenda, featuring two waterfalls. The visit will conclude at the small chapel dedicated to Holy Water and the first Catholic temple built in honor of the Virgin of Guadalupe. Guests will have the opportunity to purchase religious items for blessing. Time can be arranged to attend Mass. After the tour, tickets to the Guadalupano museum can be requested for a leisurely visit, or transportation can be arranged if needed.

• Bottled water
• Snack bag

• Lunch
• Private transportation
• Tips

A Personal Encounter with the Mother of Mexico
At the base of Mount Tepeyac, where the divine and the earthly converge, the Virgin of Guadalupe extends her arms to embrace a nation. Today, her Basilica stands as a guiding light, a sanctuary where prayers ascend and hearts find comfort.
Strolling through its halls is to experience the miracle anew, to feel the Mother’s embrace and to rekindle hope. Regardless of your origin, there is always a place here for you, your faith, and your aspirations.

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