Discover the beauty of the Basilica of Guadalupe, a must-visit in Mexico City and one of the most visited Catholic sites in the world. This sacred place is not only a religious landmark, but also a powerful symbol of faith, history, and Mexican identity.
Step into the Temple of Guadalupe, a 17th-century masterpiece designed by architect Pedro de Arrieta. Each year, over 20 million pilgrims visit this site, drawn by the deep devotion to the Virgin of Guadalupe, a figure cherished in nearly every Mexican and Latin American home. Her story, from the miraculous apparitions to Juan Diego Cuauhtlatoatzin on Tepeyac Hill, to her cultural significance, sets this destination apart.
Your journey continues with a visit to the Old and New Basilica. Here, you will witness the contrast between tradition and modernity as you explore both basilicas and ascend Tepeyac Hill. Standing at its peak, where the Virgin first appeared, you will experience the site of the miracle of fresh flowers. Your tour continues to the Basilica Museum, located in the former Capuchin convent. This museum houses a collection of Baroque art and over 4,000 cultural treasures. After the guided tour, take some free time to explore at your own pace, soak in the spiritual atmosphere or attend mass.
Whether you're a believer or not, don’t miss this opportunity to delve into one of Mexico’s most treasured traditions.
