This experience combines two distinct ways of knowing Mexico City: a cacao and chocolate visit in Chima and a tour of the National Museum of Anthropology.
We start with a small tasting where you will get to know different preparations and ways to enjoy Mexican chocolate. Afterward, we will tour some of the most representative points of the city during the trip to the museum, where you can learn about part of the history, culture, and diversity of the peoples who have inhabited the Mexican territory.
It is an experience that brings together gastronomy, culture, and heritage in the same tour, with transportation between the different points to enjoy the day in a comfortable and accompanied way.
Meeting point: Chima Cacao con Origen, Nápoles 60, next to the Cle Hotel. Entering you will find a blue cafe. Go up the stairs on the left; up there, Chima is on the right. A person from the team will wait for you outside.
Cacao and chocolate tour in Chima We will begin the experience at Chima Cacao, where you will learn a little more about cacao and Mexican chocolate. During this visit we will talk about its different preparation methods and we will taste different products made from cocoa. We will try different chocolate powders, one or two traditionally prepared drinks, in addition to knowing and tasting different chocolate presentations. Approximate duration: 45 minutes to 1 hour.
Route to the National Museum of Anthropology After the visit to Chima cacao with cdmx origin, we will continue the tour to the National Museum of Anthropology. The journey will have an approximate duration of 20 to 25 minutes and along the way we will pass by some of the most representative points of this area of Mexico City. One of them will be the Angel of Independence, one of the most emblematic monuments in the city. We will pass in front of it while the guide briefly tells them about its history and its importance to the city.
During the tour to the National Museum of Anthropology we will pass by the Diana Cazadora Fountain, one of the recognizable monuments of Mexico City. We will observe it from the vehicle as part of the tour, without making a stop.
We will continue the tour crossing the Chapultepec Forest, one of the most important green spaces in Mexico City. During the journey we will be able to see part of its wooded areas and some of the spaces that are part of this great cultural and recreational complex of the city.
We will arrive at the National Museum of Anthropology, where we will take a tour to learn about part of the history, culture, and diversity of the peoples who have inhabited Mexican territory. During the visit, we will see some of the most representative pieces and collections of the museum, their use, and their importance in Mesoamerican cultures.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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