Trip to San Angel and Del Carmen Convent in Mexico City, Sat, Nov 4, 2023, 10:00 AM

Join us for an exciting adventure in San Angel, one of Mexico City's 21 Barrios Magicos, during the vibrant Day of the Dead celebrations. Experience the stunning outdoor and indoor spaces adorned with beautiful altars and decorations.

Located just 12km (7.4 miles) southwest of the historic center, San Angel was once a haven for the city's affluent residents. Immerse yourself in the neighborhood's rich colonial past as you stroll along cobblestone streets, visit charming plazas and gardens, and admire elegant estates. Don't miss the chance to explore the monuments, historic residences, museums, and churches that make San Angel truly special.

One of the highlights is the Risco House Museum (Plaza San Jacinto 15), where you can marvel at its impressive 18th-century talavera tile fountain. The El Carmen complex, with its three stunning tiled-covered domes, is an iconic sight in San Angel. This complex includes a church, a former monastery, and school buildings. The monastery school, known as "Colegio," was established in 1613. Throughout the neighborhood, you'll also find colorful markets, art galleries, and unique shops.

For only 650 pesos, this package includes transportation, guided walks by certified bilingual guides, and entrance to the Del Carmen monastery. The event will take place on November 4th, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

To secure your spot, payment in advance is required. You can pay in cash at any 7 Eleven store or make a cash deposit at any Banamex bank. If you're abroad, you can also make payment through Wise.

For reservations, available places, and payment information, please contact Lidia Herrera via Whatsapp at 55.13.08.37.32.

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Join us as we explore the wonders of Mexico together! :-)

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