Top Central Mexico Nature Walks - page 3

Avoid the hassle of coordinating transport and navigating two historically rich cities on your own with a guided day trip from Mexico City. This experience connects the vast ancient pyramid of Cholula Archaeological Zone with the colonial beauty of Puebla Historic Centre, helping you move smoothly between sites while understanding their deeper context. You travel effortlessly between ancient and colonial heritage in a single, well-paced day.

In this private tour we will pick you up at your hotel in Mexico City. You can book any day of the week as long as we have availability. It is an ideal excursion for couples, friends or family. We adapt to what you need. Our accredited guide has the necessary credentials and experience to guide you in this wonderful experience. Choose between different levels of difficulty and routes: LEVEL 1 SUN AND MOON LAGOONS ROUTE During this tour you will be able to discover the greatest treasure of this natural site, the lagoons of the "Sun" and the "Moon". Level 2 LAGOONS AND BELL TOWER ROUTE In addition to visiting the lagoons of the "Sun" and the "Moon". We make an ascent to the upper bell tower, where you can appreciate wonderful views. Level 3 PICO DEL FRAILE SUMMIT ROUTE We will walk through a forest, an area of rocks and sand. We will go up the Cañada del Oso where you have a view of the crater and the Nevado lagoons until you reach the top. What are you waiting for! Book with us! :)

Every year, monarch butterflies migrate up to 3,000 miles from Canada to Mexico. Experience the natural phenomenon yourself on a day trip to a butterfly sanctuary just outside Mexico City, where a guide ensures you learn more than you would if visiting on your own. Stops along the way include the Bridal Veil waterfall and colonial church of San Francisco. Plus, you don't have to worry about taking public transport.

Mexico City’s vibrancy extends across arts and culture, cuisine, and history. This tour packs six of the area’s top sites into just two days, with the expertise of a local guide. Dive into ancient history at Teotihuacan and Tlatelolco, explore the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, visit Xochimilco, learn about art in Coyoacan, tour the Frida Kahlo Museum, and more.

The historic center of Mexico City is very rich in culture, possibly the most eclectic region of the city, since all social classes coexist in the same space and all eras of the city emerge. Skating in spaces like the Alameda, which has a marble floor, or in the Zócalo, with an approximate skateable surface of 46,800 m², or in Plaza Tlaxcoaque, a recently recovered square, is a unique experience for any skater. Furthermore, despite the number of people who pass through there, the historic center has streets reserved for skating or bicycles, such as 16 de Septiembre, which have a good surface for skating. If you like skating, this is definitely an opportunity you can't miss!

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!.

Venture beyond the concrete jungle of Mexico City and explore the outskirts of the region for a closer look at Mexican traditions. Walk through the paths and gardens of the central campus of the University of Mexico. Next, head to the canals of Xochimilco, where you can listen to traditional mariachi music while admiring the floating gardens. Your last stop is the city of Coyoacán to see its colonial architecture.

With more than ten years of experience, we are the only artistic managers in the city that supports national and international artists to find public spaces of expression in Mexico City and its surroundings. We are the only tour to produce works in the neighborhood as well as create a close bond with the community, including artists, merchants, neighbors, workers and projects around the Roma district being part of the life of this incredible neighborhood full of life and history within Mexico City. If you want to know the history of the murals and get to know the neighborhood more locally, do not hesitate to make your reservation. By booking with us part of the money collected is used to manage artistic murals around the city. from Mexico, so our visitors are continually supporting local artists and the community.