This tour will take you to explore the most interesting archaeological sites near the port of Veracruz, with a lot of history still to discover! One of them is Quiahuiztlán, whose name means "place of rain", which refers to the natural landslide at the top of The Metate Hill, which resembles petrified rain on the basaltic rock.It was simultaneously a city, a cemetery, and a fortress. You will also appreciate Cempoala, the archaeological site considered as the Capital of the Totonaca Empire, and one of the most important archaeological sites in the center of the state.
Following in the footsteps of the Spaniards more than 500 years ago, you will reach La Antigua, a small town full of history in each of its corners, there you will visit the vestiges of Cortes' house as well as the Hermitage of the Rosary, the first Catholic chapel in Mexico. You do not leave without first enjoying the delicious cocadas or its locally homemade ice-cream so typical of the place!
Visit the archaeological site of Quiahuiztlán, the "place of rain". Explore the important archaeological site of Cempoala, the Capital of the Totonaca Empire. Visit La Antigua, the first city council of America. Admire the Hermitage of the Rosary, the first Catholic chapel in Mexico
Pick-up from your hotel in Veracruz or Boca de Río. You will indicate your pickup location at checkout