Top Central Mexico Arts & Design

Skip generic sightseeing and tap into lucha libre—a high-energy spectacle that can be hard to navigate solo. This experience secures your seat, removes transport guesswork, and adds insider perks such as a souvenir mask. Optional upgrades elevate the night with better views or a taqueria stop, turning a confusing local event into a seamless, immersive Mexico City night out.

Step into a world of vibrant color and culture on a private tour of the National Museum of Art (MUNAL) in Mexico City that houses a collection of Mexican art from the 16th to early 20th centuries. Your guide offers deeper information on the artists featured in the cultural institution, with a special focus on pioneering female artists. Plus, get a special permit that allows you to take photos.

Explore the natural caves and hot springs of the Tolantongo Caves on this small-group tour from Mexico City. You'll have plenty of time at Tolantongo Cave Park to explore at your own pace, with the option of taking a zip-line tour or simply soaking in the warm mineral waters. The park also has numerous facilities such as showers, lockers and places to grab a bite to eat.

Get the most out of your time in Mexico City with a private half-day tour of the city’s main attractions. Your personal driver will chauffeur you through Mexico’s capital in a secure and comfortable vehicle, which your group of up to four passengers will have entirely to yourselves. Enjoy the Angel of Independence, Zócalo and more knowing you and your family are on a safe outing.

Mexico City is huge, as is its National Museum of Anthropology. The best way to see their highlights in less time is to explore with a local guide. This tour goes further, with a private guide to focus on the things that interest you most. Explore the downtown area, hearing the history behind Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral and other monuments, and enter the museum where more than 600,000 treasures await.

This guided tour to Xochimilco and Casa Azul offers an incredible value for visitors. When you book, not only do you receive entrance fees to both attractions, but you also have transportation in the bag to the far-flung destinations. Plus, your guide is there to answer any questions throughout the day.

Explore one of Mexico's most charming towns, enjoy access to colonial haciendas and museums you might otherwise have overlooked, and sample some of the best Mexican coffee in the place where it's produced during this full-day excursion to Coatepec. Don't worry about time-consuming public transit either; instead, enjoy convenient transfers and your guide's in-depth explanations, which you wouldn't get alone.

Check off plenty of architectural wonders in just one day, without having to rent a car, on this trip to Cholula and Puebla from Mexico City. Inside Cholula’s archaeological zone, discover the mysteries of Pirámide Tepanapa (Great Pyramid). Then, wander the UNESCO-listed city of Puebla, home to gorgeous tiled buildings and Mexican Baroque churches, including the Church of Santo Domingo and Chapel of the Rosary.

Discover three of the Mexico City area's most important landmarks in just one day—and upgrade to include lunch, or to travel with just a private guide—on this convenient tour. With round-trip transit from many Mexico City hotels and tickets to the sights included, your sightseeing is made easy. Visit the ancient Tlateloco; see the UNESCO-listed Teotihuacan architectural site; and explore the Basilica de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe, one of the country's most important Catholic pilgrimage sites.

Discover the cultural and culinary delights of the Mexican state of Veracruz on a day trip that covers Xalapa, Coatepec, and Xico—both Pueblos Magicos (Magic Towns). Letting someone else drive lets you soak up the scenery, while exploring with a guide means you skip the hassle of navigation and get deeper insight into local culture and history than you would in a guide book.

Explore Mexico City in a unique way by cycling along one of the city's longest dedicated bike lanes, Paseo de la Reforma, and discovering the beauty of Chapultepec Park. With a small group setting, you'll receive personalized attention and enhanced safety. Choose from morning or afternoon departures based on your schedule, and enjoy a delightful street food snack along the way. This tour is perfect for all fitness levels and offers a fun and active way to experience Mexico City.

Experience the vibrant culture and history of Mexico City on this guided day tour. Explore iconic landmarks like the Zócalo, admire the Diego Rivera murals, and visit the renowned National Museum of Anthropology. Enjoy a mix of panoramic views, guided walking tours, and the chance to uncover Mexico's rich heritage in this UNESCO World Heritage City.

Discover ancient Mexico’s “City of the Gods” on this small-group guided excursion from Mexico City. After a convenient pickup from your hotel, marvel at one of Mexico’s most important archaeological sites on a small-group, morning tour where you can avoid the crowds of the afternoon. Experience sites like the Sun and Moon Pyramids, Moon Plaza, and the Palace of Quetzalpapalotl, and learn about the site’s history from an informative local guide.

Enjoy Mexico City’s vibrant food culture with all of your senses on a private tour that explores classic tacos, mezcal, and Mexican craft beer. With a local guide to lead the way, you’ll discover colorful neighborhoods in the capital city, making a series of tasting stops for an evening of food and fun. This private food tour includes all food and drink tastings, as well as pickup and drop-off at hotels in Mexico City, for a truly seamless experience.

Leave the bustle of Mexico City far behind on a hiking tour of the Iztaccihuatl Volcano with a mountaineering expert. A small group ensures you can pick a pace that suits you, while setting off in the early morning helps you beat both the crowds and the heat.

See Mexico City through the eyes of one of its greatest artists—and enjoy a more personalized sightseeing experience—on this private, guided tour of the Frida Kahlo Museum. Following pickup from your hotel, head straight to the museum (tickets own expense), and learn more than you could if visiting alone. This flexible tour offers numerous other itinerary options, including the chance to visit additional attractions like the Xochimilco Gardens.

Walk through 4,000 years of cacao history at Mexico City's chocolate museum, a colonial house in the Historic Center behind the Cathedral: from the bean the Maya and Mexica used as currency and offering, to the chocolate bar we know today. More than 700 pre-Hispanic pieces, video mapping, rooms you explore with all five senses, and games for kids and adults. At the end, watch chocolate being made in molds and taste the handmade chocolate produced in the museum. Self-guided visit with an audio guide in five languages, about one hour. Open every day.

Join our tour where you will get to know the old neighborhood of Coyoacán, exploring the corners full of history, culture and flavor. We are local guides and specialized in the city and will guide you through the streets, museums, churches and markets so you know the real neighborhood of Coyoacán. In this tour you will walk not only through the center of Coyoacán, but also through cobblestone streets where the shade of the great trees will cover us when walking, until you reach the house of Leon Trotsky. Don’t miss the opportunity to live an unforgettable experience Book your place now and discover Coyoacan like never before!

Immerse yourself in the essence of Mexican wrestling with a tour of the legendary Arena México. Discover the history and culture behind this iconic show as you enjoy artisan ice cream and receive your own souvenir fighter mask. This is not a simple tourist event—it is a total immersion in more authentic Mexican tradition. You’ll experience the electric power of the fights, feel the passion of the local fans, and the legendary rivalry between rugged and technical in a festive and 100% genuine atmosphere. What your experience includes: 2 hours and 30 minutes of pure excitement (Tuesday and Sunday only) Entrance to Arena Mexico with strategic seats Expert guide revealing the secrets of wrestling Handmade ice cream and gift fighter mask Cultural walk from Frody Fridge in the Colonia Roma before the event Family friendly experience (children welcome with accompanying adult) Live the tradition. Feel the excitement. Become part of the hobby.

Learn about the lives of two of Mexico's most iconic 20th-century artists—and maximize your sightseeing time in Mexico City—on this private, two-in-one tour. Begin first at the Frida Kahlo Museum, also known as the Casa Azul; with included tickets, you can guarantee your entry to this hugely popular attraction. Then, learn more about Frida and her muralist husband Diego Rivera at the Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo House-Studio Museum.

Delight your senses as you explore one of Latin America's most important cultural sites, the Anthropology Museum of Mexico City. Admire its rooms showing artifacts from pre-Hispanic cultures that have survived through centuries, as you skip the line and gain instant entry with this ticket. The museum's innovative design adds an interesting layer to this unforgettable experience through all the intricate symbolism and artwork within.

This museum is perfect for learning about the artistic background of Mexican muralism, as well as the new forms of the 20th century. If you have already visited the Zocalo, Chapultepec, Coyoacán and Soumaya, and you still want to know more about CDMX, the National Museum of Art is ideal for you. Here you can learn about almost all the periods of Mexico in One place.

Set sail on a colorful party like no other! Dragjineras is the only drag-themed trajinera experience in Xochimilco—where music, tequila cocktails, and fabulous drag queens come together for a unique, all-inclusive celebration of queer joy and Mexican tradition.

Roma and Condesa are two of the hippest neighborhoods in Mexico City, known for their vintage boutiques, trendy cafés, and street art—but the areas are spread out, and without a local guide to take you straight to the best spots, it can be hard to see what all the fuss is about. This half-day, small-group walking tour gives you an in-depth overview, complete with local snacks and tailored recommendations.