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Learn about founding

Sit, chat about Mexico's founding by the Great Aztec Temple and the settlement on the mainland by Hernán Cortés, bringing the first Jews.

Hear about arrivals

Learn about the arrival of Jews in the 16th century, the destruction of the Great Temple and the construction of the Catholic Cathedral.

Learn life-saving ways

Discover the trade hub and focal point for the Inquisition, as the Jewish families became merchants for survival.

Separation of Church and State

Learn about North America's turbulent times 1857-1867, and how they turned into a  Liberal Revolution welcoming a strong Jewish migration.

Visit Loreto Park

Visit thr heart of the first Jewish district in Mexico and see the the oldest synagogue, Mount Sinai, and visit former synagogue Nidjei Israel.

Where we’ll meet

On the sidewalk, curb, outside the

main gate marked #15

República de Argentina 15

Centro Histórico

Ciudad de México​

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Jewish

Mexico

​500 Years of Arrival and Survival

 

Walking History Experience

3 hours, walking, open group, photo opportunities,

relaxed pace with breaks, general 12+

 

Daily 10 am or 2 pm in English

except Shabbat and Jewish Holidays

From $79 US Dollars pp

Maximum Group of 10

500 Years in the Making: The Jewish story of Mexico City. Trace Jewish arrival and survival in Mexico City from the 16th to the 20th century — walking through the very sites where that history unfolded. This experience blends World Heritage architecture with the stories often left out of the guidebooks. You'll see the original arrival and settlement neighborhoods, stand before the Palace of the Inquisition, step inside the Historic Synagogue and its Reminiscences exhibit, and view a rare historical photo collection documenting Ashkenazi life in Mexico.

Our Hosts

Bridge-builders of Mexico. Operators who turn local history into a personal revelation, for international visitors. Through their sharing, they don't just tell facts, they rewire perspectives. Guests leave not only knowing more about Mexico, but feeling empowered to keep learning, exploring, and connecting. All Certified National Historians and Hosts by Mexico University.

Mexico's history,

told so you'll never forget it.

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Guest Requirements

Guests ages 12+ can attend, up to 10 guests total.

Activity Level

The activity level is moderate and the skill level is beginner.

What to Bring

Comfortable walking shoes. Sun protection Tour goes rain or shine.

Cancellation Policy

Cancel 7+ days before the start time for a refund minus 20%.

Please read all terms and conditions before booking:

mexatmax.com/faq 

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