Get excited! This Day of the Dead, you’ll be able to experience the Metropolitan Cathedral from a completely different perspective. Throughout October and November, you can take a Day of the Dead tour that will take you through spaces such as the Archbishops’ Crypt, the monumental organs, and the Altar of the Kings at night.
The experience is called “A Night to Remember” and will take place at the Metropolitan Cathedral, right in the heart of Mexico City’s Historic Center. In addition to touring the cathedral at night, the visit will focus on the memories, history, art, and traditions associated with this time of year.
Please note that the tours will begin at 7:30 p.m. and have a suggested donation of $150 per person.
What will you see on this Day of the Dead night tour in the Historic Center?
Without a doubt, one of the highlights will be the cathedral’s offering, set up in honor of the Day of the Dead. The itinerary also includes a visit to the monumental organs, instruments that are part of the venue’s musical history.
The tour will continue through the Chapel of the Relics, the Altar of the Kings, and the Archbishops’ Crypt. The latter is located beneath the Altar of the Kings and is one of the spaces you’ll be able to explore during the experience.
In addition to the historical aspect, the tour aims to show how Day of the Dead traditions can coexist with the religious and cultural heritage of one of the most recognizable buildings in the Historic Center.
Tour Dates at the Metropolitan Cathedral
“A Night to Remember” tours will begin on October 9 and will run through November 22. Tours will depart every 30 minutes, making this an excellent option for those strolling through the Historic Center at night or looking for evening activities during the Day of the Dead season in Mexico City.
Date: October 9–November 22
Location: Metropolitan Cathedral, Historic Center of Mexico City
Time: Starting at 7:30 p.m.; tours every 30 minutes
Cost: $150 per person
