Fan Routes 2026: Stadiums and colonial treasures from Mexico City
Mexico City - Querétaro - San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato - Zacatecas - Guadalajara (12 Days / 11 Nights)
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Suggested date by tour operators: Wed., June 10
Reception at Mexico City International Airport “Benito Juárez”, transfer to your chosen hotel and overnight stay.
Suggested date by tour operators: Thurs., June 11
Breakfast.
Transfer to the Mexico City Stadium to enjoy an international soccer match.
Return to the hotel.
Suggested tour date: Fri., June 12
Breakfast.
We will begin our tour by visiting the Plaza of the Three Cultures, a blend of past and present. From there, we will continue to the impressive archaeological site of Teotihuacan, where we will visit the monumental Pyramids of the Sun and Moon, the Temple of Quetzalpapalotl, the Citadel, and the Avenue of the Dead. We will also visit a craft center, where we will learn about the production of obsidian and jade crafts, as well as the traditional beverage (including a tasting of Tequila, Mezcal, and Pulque).
Upon returning to the city, we will visit the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Patroness of the Americas, the second most visited shrine by Catholic faithful worldwide.
Suggested date by tour operators: Sat. June 13
Breakfast.
Departure for Querétaro, a World Heritage City, where we will visit the Aqueduct, the Ex-Convent of the Cross, and the Historic Center.
We continue on to San Miguel de Allende. Afternoon to explore this peaceful city, once home to the great comedian "Cantinflas" and a haven for artists and intellectuals. Points of interest include the Parish of San Miguel Arcángel, the Chapel of the Holy House, the Church of San Francisco, and the Allende House and Institute. There is a wide variety of cafes and restaurants to choose from.
Overnight stay.
Suggested tour operator date: Sun., June 14
Breakfast.
Departure for Dolores Hidalgo, where in 1810 Father Miguel Hidalgo gave the famous cry that began Mexico's War of Independence. There you'll find the house-museum of this national hero and it's also the birthplace of the famous composer José Alfredo Jiménez.
Continue to Guanajuato, a World Heritage City and annual host of the International Cervantino Festival. In the afternoon, we'll enjoy exploring this beautiful city, full of alleyways and plazas, which offers such interesting sites as the Alhóndiga de Granaditas, the Juárez Theater, the Valenciana Mine, the Alley of the Kiss, and the University. Its underground streets and avenues are unique in the country. A traditional "callejoneada" (a musical stroll through the streets) accompanied by a student musical group or a Valencian tuna (student musical group) is a classic experience. Other attractions include the Quixote Museum, the Diego Rivera House-Museum, and the Mummies.
Overnight stay.
Suggested date by tour operators: Mon. June 15
Breakfast.
We will depart for Zacatecas, a beautiful mining city declared a World Heritage Site, with stunning facades carved from pink quarry stone. Its cathedral is the most outstanding example of Mexican Baroque architecture. Enjoy a panoramic view of the city from La Bufa Hill, descend by cable car, and take an educational tour of the El Edén Mine. Optionally, you can participate in a traditional street parade with Tambora music and go dancing at a nightclub inside a mine.
Overnight stay.
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Suggested date by tour operators: Tue., June 16
Breakfast.
Departure for the city of Guadalajara, birthplace of Mariachi and Tequila, which distinguish Mexico worldwide. We will visit the main points of interest: Hospicio Cabañas with the Orozco murals, Degollado Theater, Cathedral, the Rotonda de los Hombres Ilustres (Rotunda of Illustrious Men), the Plazas, and the Government Palace.
Overnight stay.
DAY 8
Suggested date by tour operators: Wed., June 17
Breakfast.
Departure for the city of Guadalajara to visit Tequila, land of the agave. We will tour a distillery, see the entire process, and enjoy a Tequila tasting.
Overnight stay.
DAY 9
Suggested date by tour operators: Thu., June 18
Breakfast.
At the appointed time, transfer to the Guadalajara Stadium "Akron Stadium" to enjoy the opening ceremony of the 2026 international tournament.
Return to the hotel.
DAY 10
Suggested date by tour operators: Fri., June 19
Breakfast.
On this tour, the first stop will be Vicente Fernández's Ranch, as well as the Tres Potrillos souvenir shop, considered "the largest Western store in the world." You will be able to visit as far as the guards allow and see a little of the ranch's interior, as well as the tomb of the beloved artist to pay your respects. The tour continues to Pátzcuaro, which in the Purépecha language means "The Gate of Heaven." This city is famous for its colonial beauty and the unique customs and local people. It is located on the shores of Lake Pátzcuaro.
Among its attractions are the miraculous Basilica of Our Lady of Health, the "House of Eleven Courtyards," the historic center, and Janitzio Island. In the arcades of downtown Pátzcuaro, you can enjoy a wide variety of cafes and restaurants with typical and international dishes.
We will head to the city of Morelia and accommodation.
DAY 11
Suggested date by tour operators: Sat., June 20
Breakfast.
A UNESCO World Heritage City, renowned for its vibrant student atmosphere and magnificent colonial buildings made of pink quarry stone: the Cathedral, the Government Palace, the Clavijero Palace, the Plaza Mayor, the traditional sweets market, and the Aqueduct.
Departure for Mexico City.
Overnight stay.
DAY 12
Suggested date by tour operators: Sun., June 21
Breakfast.
Transfer to Mexico City International Airport "Benito Juárez" for your flight home or to continue to another tournament venue.
More information about the route (Click here)
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