Tours in Mexico City

This is a unique tour with some of the most important murals we can find in Mexico City, it’s an experience that takes us beyond a painting, all these pieces of art were created to deliver a universal symbol to an audience that might not speak the same language, as a result we see their influences in the most famous traditions that Mexico has to offer today.

On this tour you will be able to observe the incredible landscapes by electric bike, and you will feel the feeling of living with nature , the passages and the museum that is within the tour.

The preserve in El Rosario is the largest in the world with the most stable numbers of butterflies during the season between November through March. The experience is hiking through the woods from altitude of 2900 mts to 3300 mts, so please don't book if you have a medical condition that affects your ability to hike like bad knees or high blood pressure.

This is a private tour only for you with round and private transport. We use van after 4 people. This archaeological zone is at 1 hour from Mexico city and it's world heritage. Teotihuacan (100 BC - 800 AD) is of one of the most important cities of America and one of the most prominent cultures in universal history with strong influence. You will visit these prehispanic remains made centuries before the Aztec empire in Tenochtitlán (the actual Mexico city). This is an amazing and magic archaeological zone with 3 amazing pyramids and a little museum. The Pyramid of the Sun is the 8th largest in the world. This prehispanic city reached its maximum splendor approximately between 200 - 400 AD and it extended over 2000 acres, with an estimated population of 120 000 inhabitants. Teotihuacan was the largest city in Mesoamerica and the most important for trading. Without doubt, Teotihuacan is an example of greatness, a smart urban settlement and cultural wealth.

Once we pick you up from your hotel. We will go to Taxco. Admire its winding stone streets, Spanish-style homes with red-tile roofs and booths selling colorful pottery. Admire the immaculate Baroque facade of the Santa Prisca cathedral, a church that towers over the charming city. If you're in the mood for shopping, pop into one of the city's many jewelry stores. These distinctive boutiques offer handmade baubles created with silver from the local mines. Learn about the history of the silver industry in Taxco, the oldest mining center in North America. From here, we will drive to Xochicalco, an ancient archaeological zone declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Reach the emblematic Temple of the Feathered Serpent. Before leaving the pre-Columbian world behind, make sure to visit the astronomical observatory. Step inside to see the space where—from April through August— bright rays of sun penetrate the cave like laser beams.

Join our express tour of history in Mexico City and discover the cultural richness of this fascinating city with a guide with 20 years of experience. This dynamic and light tour is designed to offer you a deep historical and anthropological content in a condensed time, visiting iconic landmarks such as the Main Temple and the Metropolitan Cathedral. Learn about Mexican culture and independence in a pleasant environment, perfect for those who want to enjoy essentials without wasting time. Don’t miss this unique adventure!

There’s nothing better than a walk in a garden in the Tour Mexico City! With our trip, you’ll have the opportunity to explore two unique destinations: the stunning botanical garden Jardines de Mexico, one of the largest of its kind in the world; and discover the picturesque Magic Town of Tepoztlan and its rich cultural heritage.

How is Christmas celebrated at the heart of Mexico? Have you ever realized how the Piñatas are made and where them come from? Discover a wide variety of Mexican traditions and customs, which include a wide range of seasonal cuisine. Why not doing while visiting the enchanting town of Acolman? The Christmas special times brings magic to Acolman. Together with the professional local guide, you will visit the most beautifully decorated places and learn about the Piñata history and about its production. You will feel spellbound with the charming atmosphere in the streets of this enchanting town which you can feel only this time of the year! Get ready to experience Mexico in a different perspective: filled with colors of the traditional Piñata!

More than a cooking class, it is an encounter with tradition. Guided by a traditional Mexican cook, lover of ancestral gastronomy and participant in the contest "The Traditional Cook of Mexico City"

Discover the most beautiful corners of the city on a scenic tour of the Xochimilco canals and Frida Kahlo Museum We will head 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 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 hosts artists from all over the world like Frida Kahlo.

Discover the culture and history of Mexico City's historic center, accompanied by an expert guide. Uncover hidden gems and capture your special moments. Enjoy the best local recommendations, especially if you're looking for great food. Remember, you can personalize your schedule, and if you have any specific interests, just let us know and we'll make it happen. Customize your trip to your liking

Hi! I’m Abril, and I’m excited to lead you through this tour as a passionate local, born and raised here in Mexico City, with professional experience in tourism management. This tour is designed to immerse you in the daily life of the city. We’ll explore the places where locals eat, drink, and hang out, and I’ll share my personal tips about the spots I love to visit. I can’t wait to share my curiosity and love for the city’s with you, making this an unforgettable journey through my eyes as a proud local!.

Discover Xochimilco and Coyoacán : Mexican history, music and flavors. Get the full experience: colonial history in Coyoacán, pre-Hispanic tours, tequila and typical food aboard a traditional trajienera in Xochimilco. Step into the colonial heart of Coyoacán, with its cobblestone streets, lively squares and imposing church of San Juan Bautista. Our expert and bilingual guide will take you to discover secrets and corners that most visitors do not know. Let yourself be engulfed by the magic of Xochimilco by sailing in a traditional trajinera between ancient canals that were once part of the network of lakes that surrounded the great Tenochtitlan. You’ll hear the joyous sound of marimbas and mariachis enlivening the trip, while artisan vendors offer their products from other nearby trajineras and enjoy delicious tacos of carnitas, traditional salsa and its complements accompanied by a tequila tasting.

Skip the guidebooks. Eat, sip, and uncover the secrets of Mexico City on this bold, backstreet food tour. On the heels of our Montmartre Confidential and Kadikoy Confidential in Istanbul, we bring you the secrets of Mexico City. Hidden bars. Untold stories. Outrageous flavours. and underground eats. This is Mexico City, off the record, the tastiest secrets. Whispers of mezcal and mouthwatering bites—go undercover on Mexico City Confidential. This tour is being created by Chef Karl Wilder, who will lead the tours for the first 6 months. His tours, designed for Secret Food Tours and Eating Europe, have more than 10,000 collective 5-star reviews. Mexico City Confidential isn’t just a tour—it’s an initiation. You’ll drink what the locals drink, eat what the tourists don’t dare, and uncover flavours tucked behind unmarked doors. Want a pretty food pic for Instagram? Keep walking. Want stories that stick with you for life? Book now!

Tour the traditional canals of the region, visit a replica of the island of the dolls and go to the greenhouses to see or buy traditional Xochimilco plants. Also, to appreciate the wonderful nature of the Caltongo Lagoon. The perfect mix between cutlura and fun.

Everyone knows Frida’s art, but do her poems and letters? Join our literary tour to discover the longings & obsessions, and dreams of one of Mexico’s most acclaimed painters. We will meet in the El moro coffee shop, where we will read the first Letters of Frida, written years before we met Diego Rivera, as we analyze the portraits made until 1930 (photos on phone) Then we will walk to the church, the square, and the building where the painters once married. There we will read the letters and confessions written until 1948, a few years after his death. Finally, we will walk through the market, where some of the author admired the beauty and diversity of Mexican cuisine, as well as the facade of the Blue House, where she wrote her last poems. Important information: we will not enter the Frida Khalo Museum, due to the complexity of finding tickets that match our schedules. You can buy them on your own.

Book your private transfer from Mexico City Airport (MEX) to Ixtapan de La Sal Thermal Resorts and return. Don't go through all the hassle of waiting in a long taxi or shared shuttle queues and use our private, door-to-door airport transfer. Your driver will be waiting for you at a scheduled time and you will travel comfortably to your destination. Meeting with a Nameplate. We track your Flight. Door-to-door Service. No Hidden Charges. Clean cars & Professional drivers.

A magnificent balloon experience where you can see from the heights the magnificent and impressive Teotihuacan Valley, where our main priority is the safety of our passengers and the service offered from the first interaction, we will make you feel at home. Our guides will be with you at all times. from your Coffe break, check in, breakfast, craft workshops, drink tasting, and tour time in archaeological area, a unique and unrivalled experience.

The Historic Center/Downtown area is the heart of the country, no visit to Mexico City would be complete without understanding where it all began. In this private tour you'll not only see, but you'll taste the History of Mexico while you visit the emblematic places of Downtown, focusing in the murals of the most important art movement of the nation: Muralismo and its painters Rivera, Orozco, Siqueiros, Tamayo, Leal and more. Did you know that Mexican cuisine is considered a patrimony of humanity? Discover why while experiencing authentic tacos, tlacoyos, churros, juices and pan dulce. And since this area has a historical site every corner, take advantage that we are the only agency where you can customize your tour depending on your interests, just let us know what you want and we'll make it happen! At Frida Tours, we not only give tours, we craft memories. Plus, we're the only tour agency in Mexico run and operated exclusively by women for travelers of all ages and backgrounds.

Explore the best of Mexican culture and history on this full-day tour from Mexico City. Begin with a panoramic stop at Plaza de las Tres Culturas, where ancient ruins, colonial architecture, and modern buildings symbolize Mexico’s heritage. Next, journey to the awe-inspiring Teotihuacan Pyramids, known as the “City of the Gods” visit the iconic Pyramid of the Sun, stroll along the Avenue of the Dead, and discover the Temple of Quetzalcoatl, guided by our expert local guides. End your adventure at the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe, one of the most significant Catholic pilgrimage sites. Admire the sacred basilica and the revered image of the Virgin of Guadalupe while soaking in the spiritual ambiance. Perfect for history lovers and cultural enthusiasts, this tour is among the best day trips from Mexico City and a must for your Mexico City tour packages. Book now to experience one of the top adventure activities and day tour excursions in Mexico City with knowledgeable local guides!

Enjoy this walk through the historic center of Mexico City, with certified guides discover the secrets and magic of this city, one of the largest in the world. On this walking tour you will find a relaxed and informative atmosphere of what is now known as Mexico City, without hurry, nor visits to shops or restaurants, lives closely the birth of this place.

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

*Marvel at national treasures at the Museum of Anthropology: Stone of the Sun, Olmec Colossal Heads, and Feathered Serpent Carvings. *Esoteric route to Coyoacan to delve into the artistic spirit of Frida Kahlo through her former residence and artwork. *Witness Teotihuacan’s Sun and Moon Pyramids, and gain insights into Mexico’s indigenous Aztec civilization. *Historic Center Walking Tour: Wander through the colonial architecture surrounding the Zocalo and enjoy the costumed folk performances. *A Bite of Mexico: Expert-led gastronomic tour to Roma neighborhood for you to try authentic Mexican tacos, mole, and mezcal.

You'll walk through the imposing shadows of one of the most ancient pre-Columbian cities. Although this abandoned civilization still hides many mysteries, I will reveal local secrets about this enchanting site and how its long-lost inhabitants were connected to other civilizations (like the Aztecs and the Mayans to the south), making the city of Teotihuacan the former capital of many cultures. After the pyramids, we will visit a pulqueria called Don Toño, where we can imbibe the freshest pulque while we learn about the traditions and preparation of this handmade pre-Columbian beverage.