7 Hour Tequila highlights tour

Saint James the Apostle Parish Church

Highlights

Explore the city of Tequila

Visit the National Museum of Tequila, dedicated to the history of the tequila beverage

Walk around the Javier Sauza Mora Square and St. James the Apostle

Tequila

cultural, historical, Distillery

Group Tour

7 Hours

Easy

English, Spanish

Description

Set out on this short tour dedicated to the popular drink of Tequila. Witness it's Spanish distillation process in this city and know more about the history of this drink by visiting the Tequila Museum and the Mundo Cuervo distillery.

Itinerary

Mundo Cuervo - Tequila Museum - Javier Sauza Mora - St. James the Apostle - Agave Plain
- Begin this tour with a Tequila (Mexican) tour guide. Throughout the tour, explore the city of Tequila, located about 60 km from the city of Guadalajara in the state of Jalisco. The first stop will be in one of the distilleries in the Tequila Trail.
- Visit the National Museum of Tequila. This small museum is a sight to behold and a must-visit place as it is entirely dedicated to the history & production of tequila. Get a chance to see the blue Agave plant, used for the production of Tequila. This plant has been used by native people here to make a fermented drink. This was then made into Tequila drinks by the Spaniard conquerors who came to this city.
- End the day with visits to the Javier Sauza Mora Square and St. James the Apostle.

What's Included

Transportation to and from the hotel to Tequila Town

What's Excluded

Distillery tour

Meals

Souvenirs

Know Before You Go

According to legend, Tequila was born when lightning split and boiled the heart of the blue agave maguey. The Indians discovered that they slipped inside fragrant nectar, which since then is considered a divine gift. Tequila, the par excellence Mexican drink, has created a unique world around it. It is also the representation of the confluence of two worlds, the Mexican agave, and the Spanish distillation process.