Private Teotihuacan, Tula & Tepotzotlán Tour


Choosing this experience
This private excursion combines two archaeological sites with a final visit to Tepotzotlán. It suits travellers who want to compare Teotihuacan with the Toltec remains at Tula and are comfortable with a substantial sightseeing day. Private return transport from a Mexico City hotel, an expert guide and admission to both archaeological sites are included.
The last advertised stop is Tepotzotlán, where the itinerary describes a walk in the historic centre and views of San Francisco Javier. Admission to a museum or every church interior is not listed among the inclusions. There is considerable walking across the day, so consider whether you prefer this broader route or more time at a single archaeological site.
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About This Experience
This private excursion combines two archaeological sites with a final visit to Tepotzotlán. It suits travellers who want to compare Teotihuacan with the Toltec remains at Tula and are comfortable with a substantial sightseeing day. Private return transport from a Mexico City hotel, an expert guide and admission to both archaeological sites are included.
Teotihuacan is the first archaeological focus. The guide introduces the Pyramids of the Sun and Moon, the Avenue of the Dead and the city’s ceremonial architecture from the accessible routes. The itinerary also includes an obsidian workshop and tequila tasting, with a restaurant stop where lunch is paid for separately.
Tula adds a distinct set of monuments, particularly the Atlantean warrior figures and the remains of the Toltec ceremonial centre. Seeing both sites with one guide lets you discuss their differences rather than treating every Mexican pyramid as the same kind of place. Follow the current rules at each site; the private format does not change access restrictions.
The last advertised stop is Tepotzotlán, where the itinerary describes a walk in the historic centre and views of San Francisco Javier. Admission to a museum or every church interior is not listed among the inclusions. There is considerable walking across the day, so consider whether you prefer this broader route or more time at a single archaeological site.
Highlights
- Teotihuacan and Tula entry included
- Private hotel transport and guiding
- Compare two archaeological settings in one day
- Historic-centre stop in Tepotzotlán
What's Included
- ✓ Private round-trip transportation from your hotel in Mexico City
- ✓ Professional private guide
- ✓ Live commentary in English or Spanish
- ✓ Entrance to Teotihuacan
- ✓ Entrance to Tula
- ✓ Tequila tasting
Not Included
- Food and beverages
- Tips
What to Bring
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Sun protection and drinking water
- Booking voucher saved offline
- Cash for separately payable expenses
Good to Know & Caveats
- Food, beverages and tips are excluded.
- The operator advises bringing cash because card terminals are unavailable at Tula.
- The itinerary involves substantial walking and is not wheelchair-accessible.
- Museum or church-interior admission at Tepotzotlán is not listed.
- The Pyramid of the Sun cannot be climbed. Access to other structures follows current INAH restrictions; this booking is not a promise of climbing the Pyramid of the Moon.
Not Suitable For
- People with mobility impairments
- Wheelchair users
Meeting Point
Private round-trip transportation from your hotel in Mexico City is included. Confirm the full hotel address, collection time and return arrangements with the operator.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are both archaeological entrances included?
Yes. The listing includes admission to Teotihuacan and Tula.
Does this include lunch?
No. The itinerary may stop for lunch, but food and beverages are excluded.
Is Tepotzotlán included too?
The itinerary includes a visit to its historic centre. Museum and church-interior admission are not explicitly listed.
Is this accessible for wheelchair users?
The operator says it is not wheelchair-accessible and lists people with mobility impairments as unsuitable for this walking itinerary.








