Orizaba:
We begin in this colonial jewel known as “The City of the Joyful Waters.” We will admire the Palacio de Hierro, an impressive Art Nouveau structure manufactured in Belgium in the 19th century and assembled piece by piece here. We will visit the Cathedral of San Miguel Arcángel, with its baroque novo-Hispanic facade, before ascending the cable car to enjoy panoramic views of the valley. At Cerro del Borrego, we will explore its site museum and natural viewpoints. The final stop will be the Poliforum Mier y Pesado, a medieval castle that houses a museum dedicated to children's singer-songwriter Francisco Gabilondo Soler “Cri Cri”.

Córdoba:
Called “The City of the 30 Knights”, it will welcome us with its Main Square and the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, whose main altar shines in gold and the emblematic Portal de Zevallos, where the treaties that consummated Mexico's Independence were signed.