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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.

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.

Visit two of the Mexico City-area’s most interesting attractions in just one day, while enjoying the personal attention that comes from a small-group tour, with this excursion from Mexico City. Meet your guide at your hotel or a central meeting spot and head out to visit the archaeological ruins of Teotihuacán and the Guadalupe Basilica, the country’s most important Marian sight.

The Museo Casa Estudio Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo is a must for art lovers, but it can be hard to understand the significance of the one-time residence and working space of the two legendary Mexican artists without a guide to fill you in on key details. On this guided tour, learn about the artists’ personal and professional lives, and understand the architectural history of their unique home studio.

Explore the vibrant neighborhood of Coyoacán, rich in culture and history. Stroll through its charming cobblestone streets, admire colonial architecture, and enjoy the lively squares and gardens that define this unique area. Discover hidden colonial chapels, cultural spaces, and legendary alleys while learning about influential figures like Hernán Cortés, Diego Rivera, and Frida Kahlo. The tour concludes at the iconic Blue House, now the Frida Kahlo Museum, immersing you in the artistic heart of Mexico City. - Walk through Coyoacán’s picturesque streets and gardens - Visit significant cultural sites and colonial chapels - Hear captivating stories about historical figures of the area - End at the Frida Kahlo Museum, a must-see in Mexico City

Skip the long lines and enjoy quick access to the majestic Teotihuacan Archaeological Zone. Home to one of the most influential civilizations in Mesoamerica, this site invites you to explore its impressive monumental structures such as the Citadel, the Temple of the Feathered Serpent, and the iconic Pyramids of the Sun and Moon. Immerse yourself in the cultural richness through murals in the ensembles of Tetitla and Tepantitla, and expand your knowledge in museums dedicated to Teotihuacan culture. With this ticket, you ensure a smooth experience in a place full of history.

Discover the secrets of cacao in the heart of Mexico City at the Cacao and Chocolate Museum, Choco Story Zócalo. This interactive museum takes you through the history of chocolate with an audio guide available in five languages, exploring its journey from bean to bar through exciting games and hands-on experiences. Perfect for families and chocolate lovers, each visit offers an educational and delicious adventure you won’t want to miss. Ideally located right next to the Zócalo, enjoy a day filled with flavor and tradition in this charming space dedicated to chocolate.

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.

Get more from your visit to the Museo Soumaya than you would exploring on your own. This small-group tour combines the museum’s striking architecture with expert insights into its renowned private art collection, helping you understand the stories behind key works by European and Mexican artists. With a guide providing historical context throughout, you can focus on the art while gaining a deeper appreciation of one of Mexico City’s most distinctive cultural attractions.

Explore Mexican Muralism: A Unique Experience in Mexico City Immerse yourself in the history and art of Mexico with our exclusive tour of the main murals of the country. Designed for art and culture lovers, this tour will take you to discover how Mexican Muralism transformed public space into a canvas of national identity. Sites School of San Ildefonso – The birthplace of muralism and home to the most striking works of Diego Rivera and Orozco. -Market Abelardo Rodriguez – Art and daily life merge. SEP murals – More than 17,000 m2 of revolutionary history narrated by Diego Rivera. -Palacio de Bellas Artes – Admire works by Siqueiros, Rivera and Tamayo in Mexico’s cultural center. Why choose this tour? Expert guides in muralism and Mexican culture. Itinerary designed to enjoy the best of art without haste. Perfect for curious travelers, art lovers and those looking for something different!

Immerse yourself in the celebration of Day of the Dead with a visit to Casa Día de Muertos. Enjoy this tradition in the most authentic and intimate way all year round even if you don't come to Mexico City in early November. Visit a unique house where multiple artistic interventions related to the Day of the Dead were made, as well as an authentic offering of the celebration. The house is also a crafts workshop and you will have the opportunity to see the artists behind the production of tequila decanter sets exported to more than 20 countries. Live this tradition with your 5 senses with a tour that seeks to merge art with celebration and the history behind the celebration of the Day of the Dead from its ancient origin, the syncretism with the arrival of the Spanish and how it is lived today. All this with the help of artistic interventions that will leave you speechless.

This sightseeing pass includes admission to Diego Rivera Anahuacalli Museum, avoids shopping queues THE BLUE HOUSE The Blue House is the intimate universe of Frida Kahlo. She spent most of her life here, first with her family and, years later, with Diego Rivera. Interesting national and foreign characters were hosted here, attracted by the magnetism of both painters. Frida and Diego wanted to leave their house as a museum for the enjoyment of all Mexicans. Upon the painter's death, the couple's friend, the museumman and poet Carlos Pellicer, planned the museumography. The administration was entrusted to the Trust of the Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo Museums, attached to the Bank of Mexico and constituted by Rivera himself in 1957.

Welcome to Mexico City! Join us on an exciting three-hour tour in the vibrant neighborhood of Iztapalapa. This tour is designed to give you a unique perspective of the city less historical and touristic part of the city, focusing on the other reality of Mexico outside the typical areas and by the hand of a professional guide to asure your confort and safety. Combining a thrilling cable car ride, a visit to the bustling market of Desarrollo Urbano Quetzalcóatl, and an exploration of the fascinating Museum Yancuic. Our adventure begins right at the heart of Mexico City at beautiful Palacio de Bellas Artes where you will easily find your guide and you will get the chance to see the different sides of the city.

For inquisitive visitors, this tour unveils the centerpiece of the Mexica Empire’s capital, which flourished until its fall in August 1521. Nearly obliterated and its stones repurposed for a European-style city, this 14th-century wonder has gradually revealed its secrets. Explore preserved structures, vivid mural paintings, and centuries-old artifacts unearthed beneath the historic center, all made accessible through the work of the Urban Archaeology Program and the National Institute of Anthropology and History, offering a glimpse into a fascinating past.

Make the most of your visit to Mexico City’s world-renowned National Museum of Anthropology (Museo Nacional de Antropologia) on a guided tour designed to save you time and confusion navigating its vast halls. Led by a certified expert from the Escuela Nacional de Antropologia e Historia, explore key archaeology rooms and uncover the stories behind Mexico’s pre-Columbian civilizations through their remarkable artifacts. Your guide brings ancient cultures to life—connecting art, history, and archaeology in an engaging, easy-to-follow way. Museum entry is not included, allowing you to choose the best ticket option for your schedule and budget.

Delve into Mexico City's vibrant contemporary art scene with us. Expert guides lead you through renowned galleries, unveiling the works of both local and international artists. This curated journey showcases emerging talents alongside established masters, providing unique insights into the dynamic art landscape. Gain insider knowledge and exclusive access, enriching your appreciation of contemporary art. Ideal for art enthusiasts and cultural explorers, this tour promises an engaging experience that highlights the latest trends and techniques in the art world. - Curated tour of Mexico City's contemporary art galleries - Discover works from emerging and established artists - Gain exclusive insights and insider knowledge from expert guides - Perfect for art lovers seeking to deepen their appreciation of contemporary art

Discover the beauty of Mexican muralism at the renowned Palace of Fine Arts in Mexico City. This architectural masterpiece houses murals by legendary artists like Diego Rivera, José Clemente Orozco, and David Alfaro Siqueiros, capturing pivotal moments in Mexican history, from the pre-Hispanic era to the Mexican Revolution. With insights from an expert guide, you'll uncover the stories and details behind each artwork. Perfect for art aficionados, history buffs, and curious travelers alike, this experience celebrates Mexico’s rich cultural heritage.

See a side of Commune 13 that many tourists miss with this small-group tour in Medellin. Avoid getting lost with a guide leading the way, and feel like a local as you try street food and ride the metro and cable car. Instead of just viewing the graffiti and murals, get insights and historical context from your guide.

The Soumaya Museum in Mexico City houses a vast and eclectic collection, from one of the largest collections of Rodin sculptures to European masters and modern Mexican greats, with limited curation that can be difficult for independent travelers to appreciate. Make the most of your time and view the most important pieces in the collection on this small-group guided tour.

It is a tour designed to learn about Mexican art in a deep way. We will analyze alternative ways of understanding the country's identity, which is between pre-Hispanic, medieval and modern heritages. We will talk about artists like Rivera, Orozco, Siqueiros, Camarena, and many others. It is a unique activity for lovers of art and culture.

This isn't a standard walking tour — it's a curated sensory experience through one of Mexico City's most storied neighborhoods. Each stop along the route is paired with a carefully chosen soundtrack that brings the architecture, the street corners, and the stories around you to life in a way no narration alone could. Your guide Gabriel, a visual artist with a master's degree in art theory, weaves together threads you wouldn't expect: the African roots of mariachi, the origins of the tortilla, the voices of social movements, and the urban ambitions that turned a 16th-century indigenous village into one of Latin America's most elegant neighborhoods. The pace is relaxed and conversational. You'll walk roughly 2 hours, stopping at ten locations including La Romita chapel — the oldest in the city — and the grand Plaza Río de Janeiro. Groups are capped at 12. Come curious. Leave with a completely different understanding of Mexico City.

Do you want to know in depth the work of Diego Rivera? The SEP, today called Museo vivo del Muralismo is an enclosure with more than 280 murals by the best artists in Mexico. We'll meet on the first floor of the museum. From there we will walk through the three levels of the building: the first dedicated to trades and traditions, the second to shields, and the third to corrido-poems, and the Russian and Mexican revolution. In each we will analyze Rivera’s pictorial development over the years, as well as the obsessions and fears of the time. Then we will visit the extension of the building where the giant murals of David Siqueiros lie. These could be listed among the largest murals, in size and importance, in Mexico City. Finally, we will tour the rooms dedicated to indigenous murals, ceramics, the convent, and reproductions of several important works in modern Mexico.

If you want to talk about the artistic dynamics of modern Mexico, the possible end of muralism, and the student revolts of 1968, you must visit this world heritage site: UNAM. We will meet at the rector's building, right in front of the UNESCO commemorative plaque. From there we will enter the campus to analyze the murals of Siqueiros, O'Gorman, Chávez Morado and Eppens. Along the way we will also talk about the genesis of education in the country, the student revolts, and the value of the university in today's Mexico. Finally we will head to the Olympic University Stadium to see the mural "The university, the family and sports in Mexico" by Diego Rivera.

If you are looking for an alternative and unconventional vision of the history and culture of Mexico, our Poetry Tour is ideal for you. You don't have to be an expert or a writer to join, just someone curious about new Latin American visions.