Group Experiences in Mexico City

Visit the Museo Frida Kahlo to explore the life and artistry of Frida Kahlo. Walk through rooms filled with her personal belongings and artwork, showcasing her unique style and cultural heritage. Check out the adjacent Diego Rivera Anahuacalli Museum, where Rivera’s extensive collection of pre-Hispanic art is on display. Use the digital guide to navigate both venues and learn more about their significance.

Go on Frida Kahlo's vibrant museum tour led by a knowledgeable guide sharing every detail of her past-life. Know amazing things about Frida's life and home in a relaxed atmosphere that allows you to connect with her story. Listen to guides' anecdotes, answer questions, and keep enjoying the engaging journey engaging.

Visit the Frida Kahlo Museum for a close look at the life and work of this renowned artist. Observe her self-portraits and personal items, each showcasing her unique perspective and strength. See how she challenged societal norms and left a lasting legacy in the art world. Reserve your place to gain insight into her world through her paintings and belongings.

Get higher on your magical Mexico City adventure at Torre Latinoamericana – once the tallest building in Latin America. With this easy, downloadable ticket, simply flash your phone for access to the 44th-floor viewpoint. You'll soon be getting the best views of the city!

Skip the line and visit one of the most important buildings in Latin America. With this Anthropology Museum ticket you can explore rooms containing pre-Hispanic evidence of the Mexica, Maya, Toltec and other cultures in a journey through time. The Museum of Anthropology safeguards the Mexican indigenous legacy and stands as a symbol of identity and as a mentor for generations who want to know about their cultural roots. Take your time amongst its innovative design, art and symbolism and browse the collection of pre-Hispanic objects that were found in different parts of the country. You'll come away with a deeper understanding of the diverse cultures that developed in the vast territory that is now Mexico.

The Chapultepec Castle, situated on a hill in Mexico City, represents an important part of Mexico's heritage. Walk into this historic fortress and learn about different eras of Mexican history. The castle has served multiple roles over the centuries - starting as an Aztec ruler's refuge, then becoming a royal abode and later a military academy, each reflected in its interiors. Every room is filled with murals, furniture, and artifacts, each offering a bit of Mexico's captivating history.

Explore the vibrant world of color and creativity with a guided tour of the Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo Studio House Museum, which is designed by Juan O'Gorman. Walk through well-preserved rooms where Rivera created his famous murals and paintings. Learn about the events and influences that shaped his career and hear interesting stories about his life. Learn about the relationship between Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo and how their bond influenced their art.

Embark on a vibrant journey to the heart of Mexico without leaving your seat! The Mexican Folklore Ballet show, renowned worldwide, is not just a must-see, but a must-experience spectacle. Set against the grandeur of the Palacio de Bellas Artes, this show is more than a performance, it's a vibrant celebration of Mexico's cultural tapestry. The stage comes alive as the Ballet weaves tales of Mexico's past and present, expressed through the language of dance. From the haunting whispers of ancient ruins to the lively laughter of modern fiestas, every emotion is brought to life. Each dance is a passport, transporting the audience to the distinct regions of Mexico, each with its unique rhythm and flavour. The traditional costumes, as varied and colorful as the country itself, add to the visual feast.

Take a double-decker hop-on hop-off bus tour of Mexico City and visit the city's main attractions comfortably and flexibly. With one wristband, you get access to three routes showing you the city's key sites. You can get on and off at any stop across the three routes as often as you like to see the sites along the way. The bus operates from Zócalo to Polanco (Route 1), Zócalo to Templos (Route 3), and Zócalo to Centro-Sur (Route 4). Choose between a 1-day wristband or a 2-day wristband.

Enjoy skip-the-line access to the main temple of the Aztecs in Mexico City and see the ancient temple of Tenochtitlan and its collection of historical objects from Mexico's rich history. Explore the museum within the Temple, and visit each of the 8 rooms, including those rooms dedicated to different Aztec gods. Experience Museo del Templo Mayor Mexico City, a museum that contains vestiges of the ancient Templo Mayor of Tenochtitlan and has an impressive collection of up to 7,000 objects. Marvel at the many artifacts in the museum, which were designed to complement the archeological zone. Learn about the Temple and the Greater Temple Enclosure, which was the center of religious life, as well as the symbol of the achievements of the Aztecs against their enemies; each temple is dedicated to a different god, and walking through its walkways will make you discover more of the history of the Aztec culture.

Spend a day at Aztlán Feria de Chapultepec, located in the Second Section of Bosque de Chapultepec. With your all-inclusive pass, get unlimited access to rides like Guardianes del Aire, Furia sobre Ruedas, Vuelo de Cantoya, and the Aztlán 360 Wheel. Try out virtual reality with Siniestro and enjoy classic games like La Cucaracha, La Quebradora, and the Carousel.

Ride the Aztlán 360 Ferris wheel and see the views of Mexico City. Relax in a VIP cabin that offers comfort, exclusivity, and a gourmet snack at the Aztlán Feria de Chapultepec.

Explore Mexico's cultural diversity with a guided tour of the National Museum of Anthropology and History in Mexico or CDMX. Visit the country’s largest museum, known for its impressive 20th-century architecture and rich collection of indigenous artifacts. Learn about Mexico’s history and culture through its significant archaeological, anthropological, and ethnographic exhibits.

Explore Xochimilco’s colorful canals on a traditional boat ride. Visit Coyoacan's vibrant markets filled with local crafts and foods. Tour the Frida Kahlo Museum, where you can view her artwork and personal belongings with an expert guide.

Use the TouringBee audio guide on your smartphone to explore Mexico City's key historical sites. Learn about Aztec life, their conquest by the conquistadors, and their influence on today's Mexican culture. Access 25 points of interest, each with expert commentary and illustrations.

Explore Mexico City's rich cultural scene with this exclusive package that includes tickets to three iconic sites. **National Museum of Anthropology: Skip The Line Ticket** Access the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City without waiting, featuring extensive exhibits on pre-Hispanic cultures such as Mexica, Maya, and Toltec. **Frida Kahlo & Anahuacalli Museum: Entry Ticket + Digital Guide** Visit La Casa Azul, Frida Kahlo's residence, to view her personal belongings, artwork, and the garden that showcases her dresses. **Chapultepec Castle: Skip The Line Ticket** Gain entry to Chapultepec Castle in Mexico City and explore its significance through the various rooms filled with murals and artifacts.

Famous for its spectacular performances, the Folkloric Ballet of Mexico was originally founded by dancer and choreographer Amalia Hernández in 1952. For decades, it has been the most emblematic example of Mexico's traditional folkloric ballet. Get swept away into a magical journey taking you from the origins of Mexico to its present day, and let yourself be enchanted by the traditional music, incredible dance performances, and the superb costumes on display. The show itself is full of movement, exciting rhythms, and will delight your senses while presenting the true cultural essence of Mexico. A once-in-a-lifetime experience!

Visit Casa Kahlo, located near the famous Casa Azul, to see the little-known personal and artistic legacy of Frida Kahlo. This new museum expands the Kahlo family's cultural offerings, showcasing items never before displayed to the public. Casa Kahlo provides an in-depth look at Frida's private world. See her relationships, pain, creativity, and the spirit that turned her life into art. The multisensory exhibits combine art, history, and technology. The space celebrates Frida's essence and the authentic Mexico that inspired her work.

Pyramids, ancient primates and more! The National Museum of Anthropology is Mexico's most visited museum and is one of the most comprehensive natural history museums in the world. And it's all housed in a monumental structure, which features exhibition halls ringed by gardens and a vast central square in the form of a concrete umbrella.

Explore Mexico's history with a private tour of Chapultepec Castle, located in Chapultepec Forest, the largest urban park in the Americas. Learn about the castle's role in Mexico's past, from the conquest of Tenochtitlan to the Revolution. Visit 22 restored rooms, including those of Maximilian, Carlota, and Porfirio Díaz, each reflecting its own historical period.

Climb a steep hill on a train and enjoy panoramic views of Mexico City! Gaze at 20th-century murals and imagine the battles they depict. All this on a guided visit to Chapultepec Castle and the National Museum of Anthropology.

Visit the Museo Soumaya to see the museum's futuristic architecture. Learn the stories and details behind famous works like Rodin's The Thinker. View the private collection of Carlos Slim, featuring European masters and Mexican art. Your guide will answer questions and help you understand the art in a unique way.

Take a guided tour of the Metropolitan Cathedral and Sagrario Metropolitano in Mexico. Go beyond standard visits to see hidden details and chapels. Hear stories about the cathedral's architecture and crypts. Observe the baroque design of the Sagrario's façade. Connect with Mexico City’s historical and spiritual sites with a local guide in small groups.

Visit the world of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera with a guided tour to two cultural landmarks in Mexico. Start at the Frida Kahlo Museum, also known as the Blue House. See where Frida lived and worked, and view her notable art pieces. Next, go to the Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo House-Studio Museum. Observe the modernist design where both artists created many works. Learn about their lives, both personal and artistic, and how they influenced each other.

Visit the Casa Ortega in Mexico City, where expert guides will share their insights and stories about design. It showcases unique approaches to light, color, and geometry. Each corner reflects Barragán's philosophy of simple beauty and harmony with surroundings. It provides insight into the architectural development of the era and complements Barragán's work.

Visit the Museo Anahuacalli, an innovative project by Diego Rivera and architect Juan O'Gorman. This space functions as a studio, museum, and art temple. See a vast collection of pre-Hispanic crafts and pieces gathered by Rivera, along with contemporary works. The building is crafted from volcanic stone and inspired by ancient Mesoamerican architecture, making it an artwork itself. This evolving museum merges pre-Hispanic and contemporary aesthetics, bringing together the past, present, and future in one place.

Visit the Museum of Tequila and Mezcal in Mexico City, near Garibaldi Plaza and landmarks like the Bellas Artes Museum. Explore the history and cultural importance of tequila and mezcal through engaging exhibits and interactive displays. Enjoy guided tastings of premium spirits and learn about their unique flavors and aromas.

Get ready for an exciting night at Arena México, where top Mexican Lucha Libre wrestlers perform amazing acrobatics. Grab the chance to meet one of these athletes on the way.

Six Flags specializes in the extreme! That's not to say there isn't fun for the entire family, but adults and older kids are in for some of the most high-octane rollercoasters around. Explore eight themed areas during the day, including Bugs Bunny Boom Town, DC Super Heroes, and Villa Hollywood. Make sure you check out Superman: The Last Escape, where you'll reach up to 120 km/h, and Medusa, featuring countless twists.

Make a pilgrimage to one of the most sacred places in the Catholic world, and fill your cup with the divine architecture and spiritual ambiance of the Basilica of Guadalupe. The site of many reported apparitions of the Virgin Mary, millions of pilgrims flock to the Basilica every year to pray, and marvel at the magnificent building.

Start your tour with a welcome from your guide, followed by a tasting of traditional Mexican drinks: tequila and mezcal. As you sip, you will learn about the world of Lucha Libre, hearing stories and insights about its origins and its powerful influence on Mexican popular culture. Then, follow your guide on a walking tour through the historic center of Mexico City, exploring unique spots and soaking up the local atmosphere. Along the way, stop at several traditional cantinas and taquerías to enjoy pulque and tacos (if option selected). Finally, head to one of the city’s legendary arenas—Arena México or Arena Coliseo, depending on the day—where a show of colorful masks, aerial stunts, dramatic rivalries, and roaring fans awaits you. Watch as masked luchadores take to the ring, flying through the air with incredible acrobatics, exchanging rapid-fire moves, and acting out dramatic storylines filled with heroes, villains, betrayal, and redemption.

Visit Leon Trotsky's House Museum located in Coyoacán, Mexico City. Join a guided tour to see the house where Trotsky spent his final years in exile. Walk through preserved rooms, his library, his study, and the garden that was fortified against threats of attack. Learn about his political career, exile, and the events surrounding his assassination in 1940. See also the tomb of Trotsky and Natalia Sedova, his wife, in the garden.

Spend a full day with art, culture, and color in Mexico City. Start by exploring Coyoacán. Walk its cobblestone streets and visit its art scene, historic buildings, and local cafés. Next, visit Museo Casa Kahlo. See exhibits about her life and art. Learn about what inspired her work. Head to Ciudad Universitaria, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Look at over 110 murals that depict Mexico's history. A guide will explain the stories behind these artworks. End your day in Xochimilco with a boat ride in a traditional *trajinera* along its canals. Visit local craft markets and enjoy traditional Mexican dishes in this vibrant neighborhood.

Meet at the entrance of Arena México, also known as "The Cathedral of Wrestling." Head to an exclusive area where your VIP seats await. After settling in, enjoy food at the stadium's restaurant-bar. Choose from a buffet of Mexican dishes and drinks like beer (not included in this ticket), micheladas, and soft drinks. Watch Mexican wrestling and see the crowd cheering for their favorite wrestlers.

Start with a pickup from your Riviera Maya hotel. Visit Cobá, an ancient Maya city, and see the Nohoch Mul pyramid, the tallest in Yucatán. Head to Chichén Itzá, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and tour landmarks like the Kukulkán Pyramid and the Ball Game Court with a guide. Visit a Maya community to learn about local traditions and enjoy a typical buffet. Refresh yourself with a swim in a cenote with clear waters, and walk through Valladolid, a town rich in history.

Tour Mexico City’s art and culture on this guided day tour. Start at UNAM, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its murals and Mexican heritage. Navigate the canals of Xochimilco on a traditional trajinera. Hear mariachi music, see floating gardens, and enjoy colorful decorations. Visit Coyoacán for cobblestone streets and artisan markets. Stop at the Frida Kahlo Museum (Blue House) to see her home, personal items, and artwork. Learn about her life with Diego Rivera.

Start your tour in Coyoacan at Plaza Hidalgo. Walk through the area and visit two local markets, where you'll try foods like quesadillas, gorditas, ceviche, and chicken tostadas with mole. You'll also stop for a taco al pastor, sliced from the spit, and try a torta de milanesa, a popular local sandwich. After that, have some handmade ice cream near the Fuente de los Coyotes. At the end of the tour, you can choose to visit the Frida Kahlo Museum, also known as La Casa Azul, where you’ll see her artwork, personal items, and parts of the house that reflect her life and ideas.

Start the tour at popular local taquerias, sampling a variety of authentic tacos and meats. Explore the Centro Histórico and visit key landmarks like Templo Mayor, the Metropolitan Cathedral, and San Ildefonso College along the way. Explore the vibrant Zocalo and indulge in the atmosphere with its mix of colonial architecture, street vendors, and performers. Enjoy mezcal tastings paired with regional sweets.

Start your journey with a hot air balloon ride over Teotihuacán and enjoy the bird's eye view of this archaeological site as the sun rises. Back on the ground, join a toast to celebrate the morning. You'll also receive a commemorative flight certificate as a keepsake. Next, head to the entrance of the ancient site for a guided tour of Teotihuacán. Follow the guide through the ruins and learn about the history, culture, and architecture of this ancient civilization. The tour then takes you to the Basilica of Guadalupe, a major pilgrimage site. This tour blends adventure, culture, and history, with each stop offering a detailed and engaging look at some of Mexico's most famous sites.

Experience Mexico's vibrant culture with a visit to the floating gardens of Xochimilco. Ride a colorful trajinera through these historic chinampas, a UNESCO World Heritage Site designed by ancient Mesoamerican farmers. A guide will share information about the area during the two-hour boat ride. Your ticket also includes entry to a local herpetarium, where you can see and learn about axolotls. The tour includes roundtrip transfers from your accommodation, so you can relax and enjoy the sights and sounds of Xochimilco.

Step into the heart of Mexico City on this walking tour, emphasizing ghost stories of Mexico City. Listen to age-old legends passed down through generations, explaining the significance of Mexico's Day of the Dead and the city's dark past. Next, follow the guide through Mexico City's streets, hearing ghost stories and paranormal tales. Key stops include the Hotel MX Centro, the Plaza de la Constitución (El Zócalo), the Convento de la Concepción, and the Casa de los Azulejos.

Store your luggage in Mexico City, with a convenient and secure luggage storage service. To begin, secure your ticket and visit the designated storage point during opening hours. Show your booking or confirmation email to store your baggage for the day securely. When you're ready to retrieve your luggage, return to the same spot during operating hours. Show your booking or email and receive your belongings.

Feel the vibrant energy of Mexico City, one of the world's most dynamic urban landscapes. Located east of the city, Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez is easily accessible by metro. Prepare to feel the excitement while watching live Formula 1 racing. The Mexican Grand Prix blends high-octane sport with rich culture.

Explore ancient Mexico on a tour of the Templo Mayor Museum with a knowledgeable guide. Witness the ruins and learn about secrets preserved for centuries. The tour also includes a visit to a museum with Aztec artifacts and sculptures. Discover this important archaeological site and its fascinating history.

Visit the Ripley Museum in Mexico City to see a vast collection of rare and exotic treasures gathered by the esteemed American cartoonist and collector Robert L. Ripley. Next, explore the Wax Museum with over 230 lifelike wax figures of historical, political, artistic, and sports icons.

Embark on a panoramic journey to the Plaza de las Tres Culturas, where ancient pyramids, the colonial Temple of Santiago Apostol, and sleek modern buildings create a harmonious fusion of Mexico's rich history. Next, journey to Teotihuacan, regarded as one of Mexico's most significant archaeological treasures. This pre-Hispanic city, once one of the ancient world's largest urban centers, covers more than 4km and was home to over 100,000 inhabitants. Marvel at the awe-inspiring Pyramids of the Sun and the Moon, the Quetzalpapalotl temple, the Citadel, and the Avenue of the Dead. The adventure continues with a visit to a craft workshop. There, learn about traditional artisan practices and the intricate process of crafting local drinks, including a tasting of Mezcal, Tequila, and Pulque. Finally, explore the 16th Century Monastery of Acolman. This ticket guarantees an unforgettable journey into the heart of Mexico's captivating history and culture, so don't hesitate, book now!

Prepare for a tour of Mexico City and visit the UNESCO World Heritage Historic Downtown District, which is rich in culture and history. See the National Palace and the Aztec Major Temple from the Zocalo. Walk along Reforma Boulevard and Chapultepec Park and discover the city's glamorous residential districts and the lively Zona Rosa, a hub of entertainment. Visit the renowned Anthropology Museum, filled with fascinating artifacts.

A panoramic tour highlights the Siqueiros Cultural Forum, home to the world's largest mural, _The March of Humanity,_ by David Alfaro Siqueiros. Visit the Mexico Bullring, the largest in the world, with a capacity for 50,000 people. See the Insurgentes Theater, famous for Diego Rivera's gigantic mural featuring Cantinflas. Stop by the Olympic Stadium and University City, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its architecture and murals by Mexico's greatest muralists. Also, explore the lava gardens of the Pedregal de San Ángel. Continue the journey to Xochimilco, another UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enjoy a ride on an Aztec boat, called a _Trajinera_. Explore the neighborhood of Coyoacán, with its 16th-century mansions and the impressive Church of San Juan Bautista, featuring paintings by Juan Fabregat created in 1944. Additionally, take a panoramic tour of the mansions of the Spanish conquistadors. End with a visit to the exterior of Frida Kahlo's Blue House.

Embark on an enchanting journey that seamlessly blends past and present, starting with a visit to the Plaza de las Three Cultures. Here, history unfurls itself, inviting the curious to delve into its myriad secrets. Then, the adventure continues to the breathtaking archaeological expanse of Teotihuacán. Stand in awe of the monumental Pyramids of the Sun and the Moon, explore the temple of Quetzalpapalotl, the citadel, and wander along the avenue of the dead. But the magic doesn't stop there! Experience local craftsmanship in a workshop brimming with obsidian and jade treasures. Quench your thirst for knowledge and local flavors with a guided session on traditional drink-making, topped off with tantalizing tastings of Mezcal, Tequila, and Pulque.

Join the grand adventure through the historic heart of the city, a UNESCO World Heritage site that's ripe with charm and bustling with life. Marvel at the magnificence of the Zocalo, soak in the panoramic views of the awe-inspiring Aztec Major Temple & the regal National Palace. The Metropolitan Cathedral awaits, with its compelling architecture and rich history. Wander along the vibrant Reforma Boulevard, the city's pulse, and breathe in the verdant beauty of the Chapultepec Park. Savor the chic allure of the city's most glamorous residential districts, and let loose in the lively Zona Rosa (Pink Zone). This tour is the golden ticket to truly getting to know the dazzling, dynamic city. Don't miss out!

Embark on a journey to the enchanting neighborhood of Coyocan, tucked away in the heart of Mexico City. Marvel at the grandeur of the 16th century mansions, steeped in rich history and folklore. The adventure continues to the Del Carmen Museum, a timeless gem erected by the Carmelita’s Descalzas religious order between 1613 and 1628. With a whopping 488 years under its belt, this museum serves as a treasure trove of historical artifacts, showcasing over 80 pieces of religious art, 12 mummified remains, and a lush garden that once graced the friars' orchard. Next, immerse yourself in a vivid tapestry of colors at the famed Saturday bazaar. First opened in 1960, this vibrant market has since evolved into a bustling hub of creativity, offering a vast array of paintings and handcrafted items made from silver, iron, ceramic, glass, wood, and textile.

Feast your senses on a day of delectable delights in the vibrant neighborhood of Coyoacan! This tasty adventure lets you dive into a smorgasbord of traditional Mexican cuisine. From bustling markets to cozy family-run eateries, this experience offers a mouth-watering array of must-try dishes. Savory tostadas, hearty tlayudas, scrumptious esquites, and cheesy quesadillas will ensure a day of fulfilled cravings and a happily sated appetite. But there's more to this trip than just tantalizing your taste buds. Explore Coyoacan, a neighborhood bursting with color, creativity, and charisma. Delve into its rich history and fascinating stories that make it a beloved hotspot among locals. It's not just a neighborhood; it's a cultural haven, once home to luminaries like Frida Kahlo and Octavio Paz, and a breeding ground for writers, artists, filmmakers, and intellectuals. Coyoacan represents a charming village within the bustling heart of Mexico City. Its bohemian spirit and traditional festivities create a unique atmosphere that captivates all who visit. So why wait? Book this ticket to take a bite out of Coyoacan, where the city's heart beats with a rhythm all its own!

Get whisked away from the bustling hub of Mexico City Airport straight to the heart of downtown! With a safe, reliable vehicle and a professional chauffeur at the wheel, the journey promises to be as smooth as a margarita mix. As the vibrant cityscape gives way to the alluring downtown district, Mexico's splendid weather and stunning nature roll out an enchanting welcome mat. So, why wait? Secure this hassle-free transfer and let the Mexican adventure begin the moment you touch down!

Experience a smooth and seamless journey from the bustling Mexico City Airport straight to your downtown hotel. Picture yourself sliding into a secure, comfortable vehicle, greeted by a professional driver who knows the city like the back of their hand. As you make your way through the vibrant streets, the welcoming Mexican weather and the stunning natural surroundings will be your first taste of this dynamic city's charm. This isn't just a transfer; it's your introduction to the heart and soul of Mexico City. Get ready to kick off your adventure in style. Secure your ticket today and let the journey begin!

Embark on a culinary journey through the heart of Mexico City, tantalizing your taste buds with authentic Mexican delights. This walking tour will whisk you away to eight distinctive locations, each showcasing a unique facet of the city's vibrant food scene. You'll uncover the exotic treasure trove of the San Juan Market, sip on local libations in age-old cantinas, and revel in the eclectic flavors of street food stalls, traditional eateries, and specialty shops. As you meander through the bustling city center, the guide captivates with tales of the dishes' origins, the city's history, and the lore and customs that flavor every bite. From mouthwatering meals to delicious street food and traditional sweets, there's no better way to savor the essence of Mexico City. Come prepared, for this tour is a feast not just for the senses but the appetite too. It's a gastronomic adventure that promises to serve up the very best of Mexico City's flavors, so make sure to bring your hunger!

Step into a fiesta of flavors with a tantalizing tour of Colonia Roma, the hippest culinary hotspot in Mexico City! This journey is not just about tantalizing your taste buds but also about exploring charming neighborhood restaurants, traditional ‘mom and pop’ specialty food shops, and eclectic ethnic eateries. So come on, give in to the temptation of indulging your palate - it's not just a feast for the body but also nourishment for the soul and a gateway to lasting friendships. But wait, there's more! This isn't just a food tour, it's a voyage into the heart of Mexican life. Uncover the rich tapestry of history, culture, and architecture that has shaped this trendy neighborhood. Marvel at architectural treasures, stroll through beautiful gardens, and gaze upon historic mansions in a neighborhood that's been charming locals and visitors alike for over a century. So why wait? Grab this ticket to embark on an unforgettable gastronomical and cultural adventure!

Step into the tantalizing universe of tacos with this enthralling gastronomic journey through four vibrant neighborhoods. Embark on a thrilling taco safari that takes you through a delightful mix of traditional, classic, and modern taquerías. The culinary adventure kicks off with the irresistible flavors of north-style tacos, before whisking you away to a hidden gem renowned for its exquisite street tacos. The gustatory voyage doesn't stop there. Prepare to savor the best taco al pastor in Mexico City, followed by a visit to a chic contemporary taquería. Round off the night in high spirits with a visit to the city's pioneer mezcal bar, where you'll sample two distinct types of mezcal and a cocktail. The guide will regale you with enthralling tales of how Mexico City claimed its place among the world's top food cities. As you soak up the city lights, culture, and traditions, your taste buds will be on a rollercoaster ride of flavor. So, come with an empty stomach, and brace yourself for a feast!

Experience Mexico City at night on this night bus tour. This tour takes you through the city's iconic landmarks, including the Angel of Independence, Diana Cazadora, Palacio de Bellas Artes, and the Historic Center. See the Monumento a la Revolución and other sights under the night sky.

Get ready for an experience full of color and tradition, starting at Casa Pepe, a terrace in the historic center where you will get an introduction to the world of Mexican wrestling. Together with a real fighter, get to know the meaning of this sport, learn the names of some of its most famous competitors – you can even create your own fighter name! Afterwards, go to the Arena Mexico to experience the show, full of energy and culture.

Prepare for a day of aquatic discovery and fun at Acuario Inbursa CDMX! With priority access, dive straight into a unique experience at Mexico City's finest aquarium. This ticket unlocks the doors to Acuario Inbursa, where awe-inspiring creatures like sharks, seahorses, and turtles await. The journey doesn't end there; the ticket also grants access to the Interactive Aquarium, a cutting-edge educational space teeming with resources to deepen your knowledge of marine life. For a truly immersive experience, consider the upgrade option that includes a Virtual Reality experience, plunging you into the heart of the spectacular marine world. This ticket is your passport to adventure at Acuario Inbursa. Don't hesitate to experience an unforgettable voyage through the underwater world while learning and having a blast!

Experience an authentic Flamenco performance, and dive into the music, song, and dance of Andalusia and Spain while indulging in delicious Spanish cuisine and wine. This experience is a true feast for the senses and a unique opportunity to immerse in Spanish culture right in the heart of Mexico City. Authentic Spanish recipes used in preparing the tapas and the curated wine selection that complements the flavors will make the experience even more memorable.

Uncover the magic of Mexico City at twilight! The adventure kicks off at the striking Palace of Fine Arts, the city's cultural heart. From there, amble through the city's sites such as the Post Office Palace and Madero Street. Dive into the stories and quirks of historic buildings along the way, including the Casa de los Azulejos and an ancient Franciscan convent. Then, stroll towards El Zócalo, the city's most significant square, for a chance to marvel at the National Palace and the Metropolitan Cathedral. Next, explore the exterior of the Templo Mayor, where the history of this ancient site comes alive. The journey concludes at the Latin American Tower. If you choose to, you can opt to climb up and enjoy breathtaking views of the city at the top.

Your tour starts at the National Museum of Art (MUNAL), one of the most important museums in the country. This former palace is home to an extensive collection of artistic works dating from antiquity to modern times. Next, stop at the birthplace of Mexico's coins and banknotes, the Banco Nacional de Mexico, a beautiful building, where you'll learn how the Peso is produced. Heading on, reach Palacio de Correos de Mexico. This stunning structure is still a wonder to architectural experts, who still can't decide on its predominant style. Finally, stop at The Palace of Fine Arts in Mexico City, the artistic heart of all Mexico. Marvel at its magnificent bronze entrance and marble floors, and complete your perfect day of palaces in style.

Explore the gastronomic epicenter of **Mexico City** as you embark on a **guided market tour**. Begin your tour in the historic center of Mexico City and listen to captivating stories from your guide about **Casa de los Azulejos**, the **Zocalo**, and the **National Palace** along the way. Sample an authentic Mexican taco (or two) before heading to the **San Juan Market** for more tastings of some of the best food Mexico City has to offer. Conclude your tour with a stroll through **La Ciudadela** and browse through the artisan crafts and souvenirs of local vendors.

Escape Mexico City's busy streets and explore Popocatépetl and Iztaccíhuatl. Begin your hike in Popocatépetl's foothills, a dormant mountain with impressive views. This hike lets you disconnect, and relax in the middle of the volcanoes. You don't need to be an expert hiker as the route matches your skill level, and you choose your pace and how high you climb. This makes it an ideal tour for everyone. As you walk, you'll see amazing views of both mountains, the valley, and Amecameca. At Paso de Cortés, 3,700 meters up, you'll get to see a very unique volcanic scene. After the hike, head back to Mexico City.

Experience the authenticity of the Mexican countryside with tickets for a day trip to Puebla and Cholula with roundtrip transport from Mexico City.

**Tour itinerary:** Early morning departure: You'll leave Mexico City early in the morning and travel directly to Cuernavaca. Cuernavaca: In this beautiful city, your guide will give you a panoramic tour of the cathedral and the famous Palacio de Cortes. After this, you'll hop back on the bus and enjoy the beautiful Mexican landscapes. Taxco: Once in Taxco, the Silver City, you'll visit one of the greatest churches in Mexico, Santa Prisca. Don't miss the opportunity to see and buy art pieces from Mexican artisans who have been dedicated to this art for generations. Pre-Columbian Mine: You will have the opportunity to visit an old mine and learn about the life and work of the pre-colonial inhabitants of the city. Descend in an authentic mining elevator and travel through a beautifully illuminated 150-meter tunnel, appreciating the shine of the walls due to the precious metals still found in them. Return to Mexico City

The colorful streets and colonial architecture make San Miguel de Allende one of the most beautiful places in the world – and one of the **best day trips from Mexico City**.

With this day tour you will have the unique opportunity to visit the Tolantongo Caves, a natural paradise located in the state of Hidalgo. Enjoy a relaxing day in one of the most spectacular natural wonders that Mexico has to offer. **Travel to Tolantongo Caves from Mexico City:** You'll leave Mexico City early in the morning, to embark on our journey to the Grutas de Tolantongo, in the state of Hidalgo. **Relax in the hot springs and explore:** Once you arrive at Tolantongo, take a dip in its hot springs and visit the caves, creeks, pools and waterfalls of this incredible natural paradise located 1,280 meters above sea level. In the _Hidden Paradise_ section, you'll find 40 thermal pools and a pool with a slide. While at the _Paradise Tunnel_, adventure awaits. It consists of a suspension bridge, a restaurant area, and even a zip line.

This eye-opening experience begins at the famous Museum of Anthropology, where you'll visit the most relevant rooms and get the most important facts in a 2-hour tour. Your insightful guide will teach you all about the most famous exhibits as you go. Continuing on, you'll take the bus with your guide to the famous Templo Mayor, where you'll see the fascinating remains of the main Aztec temple. Then it's on to the "Alameda" park, the oldest urban park in the Americas. Enjoy a peaceful walk as your guide explains the history behind the most emblematic buildings, such as the Palacio de Bellas Artes, the Palacio Postal, the Palacio de Iturbide and more. After you've soaked up the historic center's charms, you'll return to the Templo Mayor Museum, the former center of religious life in the Aztec capital. In just one tour you will have discovered the most important facts and visited the most outstanding pre-Hispanic museums, making you a true Mexico-expert!

Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera left behind an unmatched artistic legacy, deeply rooted in their love for Mexico. This special tour will take you on a wonderful journey back in time, where you'll visit three emblematic sites that hold great meaning and significance for these two artists. The first stop will be the 'Blue House', where Frida Kahlo's life began and ended. After exploring this iconic home, your trip will continue to the Anahuacalli Museum, the site where Diego and Frida wanted to build their home together – yet never lived. Finally, your tour finishes at the Dolores Olmedo Museum, which contains the largest and most significant collection of Frida Kahlo's paintings. This comprehensive and unique tour will help you better understand the life and legacy of what may well be the two most important Mexican artists.

Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera left behind an unmatched artistic legacy, deeply rooted in their love for Mexico. This special tour will take you on a wonderful journey back in time, where you'll visit three emblematic sites that hold great meaning and significance for these two artists. The first stop will be the 'Blue House', where Frida Kahlo's life began and ended. After exploring this iconic home, your trip will continue to the Anahuacalli Museum, the site where Diego and Frida wanted to build their home together – yet never lived. Finally, your tour finishes at the Dolores Olmedo Museum, which contains the largest and most significant collection of Frida Kahlo's paintings. This comprehensive and unique tour will help you better understand the life and legacy of what may well be the two most important Mexican artists.