From October 19th to November 2nd, the city will be filled with life and flavor with an experience celebrating one of Mexico’s most beloved traditions: the Day of the Dead. And if you’re one of those who enjoy fun and culinary activities, you should know that Bike Tours CDMX has launched its Bread of the Dead Route, a journey to discover the bakeries, legends, and flavors that bring this celebration to life. Here are the details:
Bread of the Dead is more than a seasonal dessert: it’s an element of memory and love. Its round shape represents the cycle of life and death, while the small bones evoke ancestors. Its aroma of orange blossom and butter, accompanied by the sweet touch of sugar, reminds us that the Day of the Dead is a holiday to celebrate and commemorate.
During this route, participants will learn about the origin and different versions of traditional bread: from the classics sprinkled with white sugar to the most innovative with extravagant flavors and fillings.
This is the route:
The Bread of the Dead Route will take place from October 19th to November 2nd, and will include stops at iconic bakeries, cultural spaces, and places that preserve the essence of Mexican tradition.
In addition to the gastronomic experience, each tour will be accompanied by stories about the symbolism of bread, the origin of the Day of the Dead, and how this holiday was declared an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO.
Other Day of the Dead experiences:
In addition to this gastronomic tour, Bike Tours CDMX offers other types of tours such as:
Altars and Offerings Tour: from October 25th to November 2nd, a tour of the city’s most colorful and significant altars.
Haunted Houses and Buildings Tour: also from October 25th to November 2nd, ideal for lovers of paranormal stories and urban legends.
Whatever the case, you should know that to reserve your spot, you must send a message on their social media or visit their website.
The cost of the Bread of the Dead route is $950 pesos per person and is open to the public. Just keep in mind that it lasts approximately 3 hours.
General Information:
When? From October 19th to November 2nd
Where? Meeting point upon reservation
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