San Ángel Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience San Ángel. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Bazaar Saturday - Convent of Carmen - San Angel

• Tour of Xochimilco and The World of Frida Kahlo

• San Ángel Mexican Food Tour

• Museum Of Mummies in San Ángel And Monastery in Desierto De Los Leones Forest (Private Tour)

It doesn't cost anything to visit San Ángel, though you may want to budget for souvenirs at some of its famous craft markets. Tours to San Ángel start at around US$100 per person and typically include a guide and pickup services from select Mexico City hotels.

San Ángel tour itineraries vary, but many offer visits to key local highlights, such as the Museum of El Carmen (Museo de El Carmen) and the Casa del Risco Museum. Most include time to browse at local artisan markets. Food tours that focus on the area are also popular.

Yes, you can take photos in San Ángel; you're sure to find plenty to photograph, as the neighborhood is known for its pretty buildings and lush greenery. Just make sure to ask artists before taking photos of their work—some may not mind, while others might have a no-photo policy.

If you want to go shopping, visit San Ángel on a weekend, when you'll find loads of crafts vendors selling their wares at the Bazar Sábado (Saturday Bazaar). Visit during the week for a quieter experience. If you want to visit museums, then it’s best to avoid coming on a Monday, when many attractions are closed.

There are a few ways to get from the heart of Mexico City to San Ángel. The easiest options are to take a taxi, book a rideshare service, or join a tour that includes round-trip transportation from your hotel. Alternatively, you can take the Metrobús to Bombilla station.