Ciudad de Mexico, 14th October 2006

The two 599 GTB Fiorano ride along the sandy coastline of Veracruz to reach the highway in the direction of Puebla. At first, the road is flat and there are plantations of sugar canes, bananas and pineapples. Soon, the cars arrive at a road leading up through forests of pine and fir resembling European flora. In Xalapa, at an altitude of 2,000 metres, the tour reaches a plateau where several volcano craters surround the fields. The cars stop by the side of a splendid lake bordering a former volcano.

Proceeding, the cars drive over highways and normal roads. After having crossed the industrial periphery of Puebla the tour arrives at the archaeological site of Cholula, famous for the biggest pyramid built by the Maya, where the Spaniards built the Santuario de los Remedios church.

After shooting enough photos the tour proceeds in the direction of Ciudad de Mexico and already 32 kilometres before the actual city begins the first dwellings of this enormous Mexican metropolis emerge.