There are places that mark people's lives. Places where time stands still, the soul is serene and the heart is filled with peace. For millions of people around the world, the Basilica of Guadeloupe is one of those places. It's not just a temple. It is the epicenter of the Catholic faith in Latin America, a national symbol, and a meeting point between the divine and the human.
If you’re in Mexico City — or planning to visit it — and want to know this shrine authentically, deeply and without the haste or limitations of group tours, we invite you to live our exclusive Private Tour to the Basilica of Guadalupe, designed for people who want to explore this sacred place in comfort, respect, personal attention and depth.
This story is not only a religious miracle. It also symbolizes the encounter between two worlds: indigenous and Spanish. It is the origin of Guadalupan devotion, but also of a deeply Mexican, spiritual and mixed-race identity.
If you’re in Mexico City — or planning to visit it — and want to know this shrine authentically, deeply and without the haste or limitations of group tours, we invite you to live our exclusive Private Tour to the Basilica of Guadalupe, designed for people who want to explore this sacred place in comfort, respect, personal attention and depth.
Your experience begins when we pick you up in the comfort of your hotel, Airbnb or private residence, in a private, air-conditioned and secure vehicle, with a professional driver. From that moment, everything is organized for you to relax and enjoy a meaningful day. Located north of Mexico City, on Tepeyac Hill, the Basilica of Guadalupe is one of the most visited centers of Catholic pilgrimage in the world. It is estimated that more than 20 million people visit each year, especially on December 12, the day of the Virgin of Guadalupe.
When you arrive, you will start by visiting the Old Basilica, built in the 18th century. This jewel of the Mexican Baroque was the main shrine until 1976, when the new Basilica was inaugurated due to the sinking ground. Your guide will explain its history, architecture and the challenges it faced during centuries of existence. The reason for its importance dates back to 1531, when the Virgin Mary appeared to the indigenous Juan Diego. According to tradition, the Virgin left her image miraculously printed on the tilma (cloak) of the young man, an image that is still preserved, more than 490 years later, in perfect condition and displayed on the main altar of the sanctuary.
Designed by architect Pedro Ramírez Vázquez, this modern structure holds more than 10,000 people and a circular shape that allows you to see the image of the Virgin from any point. Here you can get closer to the original image of the Virgin of Guadalupe, which is suspended on the main altar. A mobile walkway will allow you to see it without stopping the flow of visitors. This is the most emotional time for many visitors. A moment of prayer, reflection or simply contemplation in silence is allowed.
You will climb the hill where, according to tradition, the Virgin first appeared to Juan Diego. There is the Chapel of Cerrito, a charming construction that offers a panoramic view of the entire Guadalupano complex. Along the way, you will see gardens, religious sculptures and fountains that visually narrate the Guadalupan miracle.
The Basilica of Guadalupe welcomes thousands of visitors daily, making it easy to get lost in the crowds. Our private service guarantees constant accompaniment, guided access to each site, cultural and spiritual orientation, and a comfortable experience, without the discomforts of mass tours. Our vehicles are sanitized and air-conditioned, and our guides are trained to adapt to the physical, nutritional or emotional needs of each visitor.
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