3 Days Itinerary in Toluca, Mexico - Travel Guide

Days	Description
1	Day 1 – Dive into Toluca’s History and Architecture
2	Day 2 – Going Green in Toluca
3	Day 3 – All About Toluca’s Food and Art

Introduction

Venture on an unforgettable 3-day journey in Toluca, Mexico. This itinerary is specially designed for those who love vibrant Mexican culture, rich historical landmarks, mouthwatering cuisine, and beautiful green areas. We will be exploring local landmarks, dining at the best spots and diving deep into the rich history that Toluca has to offer.

Day 1 – Dive into Toluca’s History and Architecture

Let's start our journey at the Centro Cultural Mexiquense, a cultural center home to a collection of remarkable pieces that depict the region's history, followed by a visit to the Botanical Garden and Cosmovitral, a stunning glass structure painted with colorful scenes from the universe and mankind. Seize the afternoon by heading to Portales, an area full of arches, local markets, shops and food stalls – don't miss trying some local delicacies here! End the day with an evening stroll in Zocalo, Toluca's main square surrounded by colonial buildings. There's indeed no better way to get introduced to Toluca than this.

Day 2 – Going Green in Toluca

Ready for some fresh air and greenery, aren’t you? Let's escape to the Parque Sierra Morelos renowned for its coniferous forest and wildlife. Following that, prepare to be amazed at Nevado de Toluca – Mexico's fourth highest peak and a dormant volcano. You can hike, photograph or even picnic while enjoying breathtaking panoramic views. We’ll finish the day by visiting Cervecería San Carlos. It's not just about beers; it's about how these local brews reflect the spirit of the town. A metaphor for the efforts of the people behind them, if you will.

Day 3 – All About Toluca’s Food and Art

What's a trip to Toluca without diving into its unique cuisine? We start with a hearty breakfast at El Lechon de Oro, renown for their Mexican breakfast and known for their delicious chorizo and toluqueño-style dishes. Following breakfast, we will head to the José Maria Velasco Museum to admire works from Mexico’s famous landscape painter. We wrap our journey by visiting the Temple of San José El Ranchito, a great spot for panoramic city views and perfect for reflecting back on all the great experiences Toluca had to offer.