Tours in Mexico City

Explore the ancient underworld at Mexico City's National Museum of Anthropology. Tour the museum with a certified guide, learn about past civilizations, and marvel at the museum's artifacts. Visit five of the Museum's many rooms with your guide, who has a Master's Degree in anthropology, and explore how ancient civilizations flourished in the land we now call Mexico, as well at the influence they have on the country's culture to this day. Admire the architectural landmarks of the Teotihuacans, wonder at the cultural practices of the Mexica, often mistakenly called the Aztecs and travel back in time to the ancient Mayan jungle. Complete sacred life cycles by taking to the skies and then descending to the underworld.

Delve into one of the most amazing areas of Mexico City, which preserves the remains of the indigenous era. We will kayak and take a trip back in time where you can appreciate what the city looked like when it was still a lake full of floating islands designed by the Xochimilcas. We will stop at one of these islands to teach you the ancestral farming technique and you will be able to meet one of the rarest and most incredible species in the world, native to this magical place: the axolotl. Navigating the canals will be an experience of contemplation and introspection. This is a tour for nature lovers and those looking to live something meaningful on their travels. For those who want to delve into pre-Hispanic culture, learn and have a deeply enriching experience rather than a day of partying and alcohol. ***All our experiences are subject to change without prior notice due to circumstances beyond our control***

Discover the most beautiful corners of the city on a scenic tour of Coyoacán, the Xochimilco canals and visit the Central Building of the UNAM. Our first visit is the central building of the University of Mexico, an artistic mural that will impress you. This visit you will discover one of the architectural wonders of the city Then we will go to the floating gardens of Xochimilco. Explore them aboard a traditional trajinera while enjoying mariachi music in the background. If you wish, you can taste typical Mexican dishes on board that are not included in your tour. Then we will visit the magical town of Coyoacán, a neighborhood with colonial architecture in its temples and old houses converted into shops, art galleries, restaurants. This place houses artists from all over the world like Frida Kahlo. Also visit the Church and the Hidalgo Garden where you can find typical crafts. Join us on this adventure with daily departures from your hotel.

Experience Xochimilco at dawn with a tranquil and immersive kayak tour guided by local experts. ⭐ WHY BOOK THIS EXPERIENCE? - Peaceful sunrise kayak tour. - Guided by a federally certified guide. - Organic breakfast on a chinampa. - Small groups and personalized tour. - All logistics included. Before the city awakens, we'll venture into the ancient canals of Xochimilco by kayak, surrounded by silence, mist, and birdsong. You'll paddle through ancestral canals while learning about the chinampa system, one of the oldest sustainable agricultural practices in the world. After the tour, we'll arrive at an authentic chinampa to enjoy an organic breakfast prepared with local ingredients, followed by a peaceful moment of reflection and connection. We conclude the experience with a ritual toast, honoring the earth, water, and morning light. *Designed for travelers seeking calm, meaning, and authenticity.

In this tour we will explain the importance of the Chapultepec forest since pre-Hispanic times, it was a sacred place for the Aztec kings (tlatoanis), you will learn about its history from colonial times to the present day as the lungs of the chaotic city of Mexico . We will explain in detail all the rooms of the museum, you will learn about the political and cultural history of Mexico. Through the murals of Siqueiros, Orozco, Camarena we will see this process. We will walk along the paths of the forest, we will see some petroglyphs and the relationship that the site has with the supply of drinking water.

Visit Xochimilco! a World Heritage site. Take a ride in an Aztec boat (trajinera). panoramic view of the wonderful neighborhood of Coyoacán, its mansions from the 16th century and the church of San Juan Bautista. In the same neighborhood we will visit the Frida Kahlo Museum, known as "The Blue House" where the most recognized Latin American artist lived worldwide. Includes: ride in a colorful trajinera (mexican boat), entrance to the Frida Khalo museum, bilingual guide.

Explore Mexico’s cultural legacy with a private guided tour of the International Museum of Anthropology. Over 2 hours, delve into the rich histories of the Aztecs, Mayans, and Olmecs with an expert guide. Marvel at significant artifacts, including the Aztec calendar stone and colossal heads, while gaining insights into ancient civilizations. This tour offers a personalized experience, ensuring you leave with a deeper understanding of Mexico's diverse heritage. - Duration: 2-hour private tour at the International Museum of Anthropology - Expert guide leads you through the museum's vast collections - Discover highlights like the Aztec calendar stone and Olmec heads - Entry tickets are an additional cost of approximately 100 MXN (5 USD)

Explore the captivating history of Chapultepec Castle, a former imperial residence and military academy, on this private 2-hour tour. Guided by an expert, delve into tales of Aztec emperors and Spanish conquistadors, while wandering through grand halls and lush gardens. Enjoy stunning panoramic views of Mexico City from this historic site, making it a perfect outing for history buffs and culture enthusiasts alike. Entry tickets to the castle are additional, but the insights and experiences you gain from your knowledgeable guide are invaluable. - Private 2-hour tour of Chapultepec Castle in Mexico City - Learn about Aztec and Mexican history from an expert guide - Enjoy breathtaking views of the city from the castle's gardens - Suitable for individuals, families, and groups; entry fee not included

A typical “Mexican Sunday”, taking a boat ride through the canals of Xochimilco on a “trajinera”, surrounded by a floating world of mariachi and marimba music. Visit to Ciudad Universitaria (University town), declared by UNESCO “Human Patrimony”, which was built on a petrified sea of Lava. On the way back we will stop at Coyoacan, an old colonial town which is now incorporated into Mexico City, and we will cross also Insurgentes Avenue, the longest in Mexico City, passing by the Insurgentes Theater, popular for its Diego's mosaic mural, icons of Mexican theater stories.

It bridges forgotten pasts and vibrant futures of the hidden rainbow of Mexico City's past! You will embark on an eye-opening journey through the vibrant LGBTQ+ history of Mexico City with our exclusive "Gay Side of History, Plazas and Temples" walk. This isn't your ordinary walk - it is a time-traveling adventure that will challenge everything you thought you knew about Mexican culture and history!

In Mexico, we have a strong tradition of muralism dating back to the 1930s. Today, the concept of muralism has evolved. Artists now paint the streets to beautify public spaces or give new meaning to areas affected by violence, among other themes. In our street art tour, we will go sightseeing through the city center, see incredible murals by world-renowned artists, and explore the underground graffiti world created by local and international artists. We will learn to identify different styles and techniques of graffiti and gain a deeper understanding of the world of street art. This tour is perfect for those unfamiliar with Mexico City, as it helps you immerse yourself in the city's culture through its art.

Enjoy an easy day trip from Mexico City to the Teotihuacan Pyramids with lunch included at a local family's home (my actual grandmother's house). Learn about the history of the pyramids from two passionate guides who deeply love their country & sharing it with the people in an engaging way, taste 2 types of mole, and enjoy a pulque tasting experience.

06:45 Meeting point at Barceló Reforma Hotel 10:00 Visit the Piedra Herrada Sanctuary at Valle de Bravo, located in the largest state of Mexico. Monarch Butterfly is arriving each fall on Mexican soil when they start its migration from Canada and the United States. We will also visit the Bridal Veil waterfall, impressive waterfall that feeds the river San Juan. Named because the forms they take their descent give the appearance of an enormous white "Bridal Veil". Also enjoy a walk through the streets of Valle de Bravo famous for its typical architecture, traditional and colonial and attracts many tourism 21:00 Hrs Approximately we arrive at the Hotel Barcelo Reforma Recommendations: Wear comfortable shoes and clothes, a sweatshirt or jacket, go for breakfast or take something for breakfast on the way, bring cash since at the sanctuary the only form of payment is cash in case you want to buy something, a camera.

Visit and know the wonderful historical downtown of Mexico City with its most important sites such as Zocalo, Aztec Major Temple and much more. Plus, visit the museum of anthropology.

We will take a walk around Mexico City's Historic Center to visit the most important and beautiful buildings. They will provide us with helpful examples for a better understanding of the history and evolution of the city.

Netflix's Taco Chronicles Tour. All the tacos you can eat!!! Welcome to the taco route, on this tour we will visit the most historic and iconic taquerias in Mexico City. This is the best way to learn about taco culture and explore the places with the best tacos. During the tour we will talk about the history of tacos, and we will eat them.

Surprise yourself with the stories of the English mining past in Real de Monte and amaze with the geometric structure of Basalt Prisms • It ascends and descends on the elevated streets between slopes and stairs of Real del Monte • Contemplate the center of the square of this beautiful site and enjoy a delicious paste to sit on one of its benches • Admire the 40 meters high geometric figures of the Basaltic Prisms • Dare to cook your own trout in one of the restaurants in the area • Practice some of the outdoor activities such as zip line, kayak, boat ride and horseback riding

Do you feel like doing something in particular during your stay in Mexico City? or simply if you would like to have a guide only for you, this is your best option. We offer a professional service with the amenities you may require. The best option for family trips and travelers with special needs or desires. The service ranges from city tours, eating and drinking experiences, shopping and even adventure experiences, you choose!

Meet Lucía, a culinary expert, at Mercado San Angel, a bustling covered market filled with everything you need to make a traditional Mexican meal at home. Lucía will teach you about the local products on offer - from farm-fresh fruits and vegetables, to dried chilies and spices, to flowers and handicrafts. After exploring the market together you will take a taxi to Lucia’s home to begin your cooking lesson. During this experience, you will cook authentic Mexican dishes with your host Lucía in her spacious home kitchen and learn some of her favorite cooking tips and techniques! Lucía is a gastronomic historican and can cook a wide variety of Mexican dishes, from traditional family recipes passed down through generations of home cooks, to modern dishes using fresh, local ingredients.  Your menu will be based on the season and might include dishes such as albondigas en salsa de chile chipotle mecos (meatballs in a smoked chili sauce) and sopa de nopalitos to name a few.

Discover Mexico City with a Personal Touch Join our walking tour and experience the city's magic like never before! Our mission is to share the rich history, vibrant traditions, and local folklore that make Mexico City so unique. Our passionate guides are dedicated to putting a smile on your face while sharing their knowledge and love for the city. Get to know Mexico City like a local! Our tours offer a budget-friendly way to explore the city's hidden gems, tailored just for you. Let us show you the best of Mexico City, with a personal touch and a focus on your interests.

1. An internationally renowned museum Opened in 1964 and located in the Chapultepec Forest, it is the largest and most visited in Mexico, with an impressive flow of visitors and a symbolic cultural presence, in 2025 it was awarded the Princess of Asturias de la Concordia Award, in recognition of its outstanding role in the conservation, research and dissemination of indigenous heritage. 2. Family and symbolic architecture Designed by architects Pedro Ramírez Vázquez, Jorge Campuzano and Rafael Mijares, the building surrounds a central courtyard with a pond, on which stands the emblematic “Umbrella”, a column with a roof that drops water in a waterfall. This structure is a distinctive symbol of the museum Emblematic pieces: • Stone of the Sun (also known as “Aztec Calendar”) – 24-ton monolith. • Statue of Coatlicue : Aztec goddess, symbol of life and death • Olmec Colossal Heads, the Tula Atlantean, the Mask of the God Zapotec Bat

This beautiful museum is considered one of the most important in Mexico City and the world. Its architecture and museography allow you to learn in an enjoyable way the history of cultures such as the Mexica, Teotihuacan and Mayan, always focusing on providing the best experience and providing a great experience within one of the most emblematic and beautiful museums in our country; The tour helps to better understand the worldview of the native peoples of Mesoamerica. As a policy our shared groups are limited to a maximum of 6 people in the language you have chosen.

Over 1,500 reviews on other platforms! New in CDMX and overwhelmed by taco overload? No clue where to start? We’ve got you. This isn’t your average walking tour—it’s a delicious, hilarious, slightly chaotic journey through the real Mexico City, led by a charismatic local (sombrero optional, jokes guaranteed). We kick off in non-touristy Guerrero with a classic breakfast, hit the local market, then dive into history at Monumento a la Revolución—with wild stories you won’t find in textbooks. Hop on the Metro like a true chilango, sip ancient Aztec pulque, and snack on deep-fried quesadillas. We stroll past Palacio de Bellas Artes, wave at Torre Latino, and hear the guide’s most epic love fails. Finally, we hit Centro Histórico for the best tacos in town, and end on a hidden rooftop bar with drinks, views, and vibes. 4 dishes, 3 drinks, no tourist traps. Veg-friendly. 4+ years running. P.S. Plenty vegetarian options too P.S2 +4 years running this experience.

Xochimilco is Mexico’s famous pre-Hispanic canal system. As in ancient Tenochtitlan, it has chinampas, an ancestral method of cultivation that is unique in the world, which was inherited by the Aztec culture for the construction of its incredible city. Due to its cultural importance, the Xochimilco canals were declared by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 1987. This immersive tour is not just a trip: it is a party of colors, flavors and centuries-old traditions that will leave you unforgettable memories. Trajinera Extravaganza : Climb aboard a trajinera full of vivid colors, adorned with vibrant flowers and navigate the tranquil canals of Xochimilco in style, surrounded by stunning scenery. The tour includes round transfer from your place of accommodation to the jetty and back.