Mysteries of Mexico: Santeria, Santa Muerte and Tlatelolco

1. Fuente de Cibeles
   Pass by
   This will be the meeting point, exactly in front of Banco Santander with red facade
2. Plaza de las Tres Culturas
   30m
   The Plaza de las Tres Culturas, located in Tlatelolco, Mexico City, is a unique site that represents the fusion of three great historical moments: pre-Hispanic Mexican culture, Spanish colonial times and contemporary modernity. Here you can appreciate the ancient city of Tlatelolco, the church of Santiago and modern buildings, showing how different traditions have intertwined over time. This place also reflects the mixture of beliefs and rituals, such as Santeria, that emerged from the influence of colonization and indigenous religions, making it a fascinating cultural and spiritual meeting point.
3. Mercado Sonora
   45m · Admission ticket included
   Sonora Market, in the heart of Mexico City, is one of the most vibrant and enigmatic markets in the city, famous for its variety of esoteric and traditional products. Here, visitors from all over the world can explore a fascinating world of herbs, amulets, religious objects, and items related to Santeria, esotericism and popular Mexican beliefs. This market is a meeting point between indigenous, African and Catholic spirituality, where rituals are held and items used in magic and healing practices are sold. Immerse yourself in a unique experience and discover how ancestral traditions are still alive in contemporary Mexico. An unmissable place for those seeking a deep connection with Mexican culture and mystique. Where they can optionally do a spiritual and energetic clean optionally
4. 10m · Admission ticket included
   The Altar de la Santa Muerte, located in the Tepito neighborhood of Mexico City, is a site of popular devotion that attracts both locals and international visitors interested in Mexican spiritual beliefs. Santa Muerte, a figure revered by those seeking protection, justice or solutions in difficult situations, represents a mixture of indigenous, Catholic and esoteric traditions. On this altar, devotees offer candles, flowers and other objects as part of rituals full of symbolism and mysticism. It is a unique space where you can explore the spiritual richness of deep Mexico, where the sacred and the profane are intertwined in a very particular way. Visiting this altar will allow you to delve into a fascinating and often unknown aspect of Mexican culture.
5. Fuente de Cibeles
   30m · Admission ticket included
   We'll be back at the meeting point

Pickup details

We will meet in front of Banco Santander, this has a red facade.

• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels