Teotihuacán in 3D: See the City as It Was in 450 CE, Plus a Self-Guided Audio Walk

About this experience

At its height Teotihuacán was home to perhaps 100,000 people. Today it is bare stone. This experience puts the city back: hold up your phone in the Plaza of the Moon and a time wave turns the ruins into the plaza as it stood around 450 CE, painted red, ringed by its thirteen platforms and filled with a festival crowd. Walk the plaza, jump between the walk's stops, and tap any building for what stood there, what is there today, and how we know. At the site, your camera becomes the window. Anywhere else, the 3D city opens straight away, so it works before your visit to plan it or after to remember it. Your ticket also includes the self-guided audio walk of the site: 12 stops along the Avenue of the Dead, from the Temple of the Feathered Serpent to the Pyramid of the Moon, in English or Spanish, at your own pace. The reconstruction follows the excavated footprints of the buildings; heights, colours, the festival and the people are interpretation, and the experience says which is which.

What's included

See Teotihuacán as it stood in 450 CE: painted pyramids, a festival crowd in the Plaza of the Moon and a city of perhaps 100,000 people, rebuilt in 3D on your phone, with a self-guided audio walk of the site included.

Good to know

Operated by Roamer and sold by AGORA. Your voucher and booking reference arrive by email straight after payment.