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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.

Explore the rich history and diverse architecture of downtown Mexico City, once the heart of the entire city until the late 19th century. This district is a remarkable blend of eras and styles, showcasing Mexica roots, Baroque Novohispano, Neoclassicism, Porfirian Eclecticism, Art Nouveau, and Art Deco. You’ll also witness the influence of the muralist movement, where architecture and art unite. Along the way, meet mythical creatures like griffins, gargoyles, serpents, and mermaids—symbols of the city’s vibrant cultural tales.

Embark on a captivating exploration of art, history, and culture with this half-day private guided tour of the Casa Kahlo, Leon Trotsky Museum, and Coyoacan in Mexico City. Uncover Mexican artist Frida Kahlo's life through her artwork and get insight into notable figures who influenced her. Along lively streets, spot places connected to this unique tale from Mexico’s past.

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.

The Art Déco period was key in the history of Mexico; in many cases, artists melted this sense of modernity with the roots of the country. We are going to see monuments, apartment buildings, an opera house, and even a bank that show how this style developed in the city. This walking tour is for people who don't really know what exactly art deco is, all the way to experts who would like to know what makes the Mexican movement special and unique.

Live an extraordinary evening in the Mexican style in the famous Plaza Garibaldi where you will enjoy a typical show full of life and folklore. A memorable night awaits you on this magnificent tour. We will take you from your hotel directly to the Garibaldi Square, world-renowned as the "Plaza de los Mariachis". Enjoy a walking tour around the square with your guide so you can choose the bar, canteen or restaurant of your choice where mariachis, norteña bands, trios and marimba delight you with their incredible sounds while people dance and sing around. Also experience a colorful show where there will be singers, pre-Hispanic dancers, a display of cockfighting and a charro using the rope that will show you their skills and talent in a heartfelt demonstration of Mexican folklore. Complete the night with the only thing missing, a tequila (a complimentary drink) and return back to your hotel with the memory of the sweet mariachi melodies.

Dive in contemporary masterpieces and marvel at powerful murals that tell the stories of Mexico’s rich history. Stroll through grand halls filled with breathtaking art and stunning architecture, experiencing a blend of modern and classic works that push creative boundaries. Visit a renowned collection housed in an architectural masterpiece and discover the artistic vision behind these incredible creations.

In a few hours you will explore the country from north to south and from east to west, through its gastronomy, the most emblematic of Mexico. Explore a variety of different food, accompanied by a food and restaurant connoisseur who will make the best selection of regional food and help you discover that Mexico is much more than tacos. Share your unique experience with hundreds of photo and video moments.

This is not a conventional tour; we seek to be an experience for tourists where they can link the historical part of the gay community in Mexico with the places to visit, as well as share with them the secrets of the community and thus live it as a local. Our commitment is to share all the details that allow you to live a comfortable, reliable, safe, and fun experience in the best places, as well as the busiest (in a good way).If you have questions during your planning, you can contact us since the tour includes pre- and post-trip advice, even if you want to know about a specific place.

You will discover hidden stories and architectural wonders! La Condesa is one of the favorite places in Mexico City. There is something magical about this neighborhood. Hidden under a huge green canopy of trees, it feels removed from the hustle and bustle of the rest of the city. Where you want a walk through the colorful streets of La Condesa.

This tour pass includes entrance to Diego Rivera Anahuacalli Museum and Feida Kahlo Museum in Coyoacan, south of Mexico City

Delve into two vibrant neighborhoods of Mexico City in just one day. Join a small group to explore Xochimilco, where you will experience a boat ride on a traditional trajinera, visit the Island of the Dead Dolls, and tour the Axolotl Museum, devoted to the unique amphibian. Then, transfer to the lovely Frida Kahlo Park and the Coyoacan neighborhood, which is filled with artisan markets to discover.

With this Tourist Pass you can enjoy the Frida Kahlo museum and Anahuacalli museum, you can see Frida Kahlo's house and Diego Rivera's

Discover the early life and family world of one of Mexico’s most iconic artists with this skip-the-line ticket to Museo Casa Kahlo, also known as the Casa Roja. Located near the famous Blue House in Coyoacán, this recently opened museum offers a more intimate look at Frida Kahlo’s personal story beyond her well-known masterpieces. Skip the queues and step into immersive exhibits featuring personal photographs, letters, objects, and artworks that trace Frida’s childhood, family relationships, and the formative influences that shaped her artistic voice. This visit provides valuable context to her life and legacy, making it the perfect complement to other Frida Kahlo experiences in Mexico City.

Step into the magical colonial suburb of Chimalistac on a unique exploration game. Follow in the footsteps of Jose Maria Velasco and journey through captivating stories written by expert storytellers as you uncover hidden landmarks brimming with history and charm. Venture away from typical crowded Mexico City tourist attractions to experience a peaceful escape while learning fascinating facts about this remarkable area.

Discover Mexican culture on a self-guided audio tour through the vibrant Alameda Gardens. Starting at the Bellas Artes, hear how the Aztecs built a floating city to defend against rival tribes. Uncover secrets about the resilient Latin American Tower and Bellas Artes Theatre, where Maria Callas debuted. Learn about Día de los Muertos, the Catrina, Mariachis, and traditional Mexican cuisine. End the tour immersed in the history of Emperor Maximilian, Benito Juarez, and Porfirio Diaz during Mexico’s Second Empire.

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.

Immerse yourself in the lives and works of two of Mexico's most iconic artists, Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, while exploring the historic neighborhoods of Coyoacán and the Centro Histórico in Mexico City. This itinerary will take you not only through the most representative murals and museums but also to the places where these artists studied, where they met, and where they lived significant moments of their lives together. You will visit the house of Hernán Cortés, where Frida and Diego got married, and the location where Frida suffered the streetcar accident that awakened her love for art. You'll also visit the restaurants where they used to dine and taste some of their favorite dishes (At your own expense). Additionally, you'll discover the place where Diego Rivera married his second wife, immersing yourself in a comprehensive narrative of their lives, loves, and works. Itinerary order might change depending on Casa Azul Tickets time.

An Intimate Journey into Frida Kahlo's Past Discover a hidden corner of Coyoacán where the story of one of Mexico's most iconic artists begins. Before the famous Casa Azul, Frida Kahlo lived in this family home known as La Casa Roja, an intimate space that reveals a little-known side of her life. During this exclusive experience, you will walk through the rooms where Frida grew up and learn touching details of her personal story through unpublished photographs and original letters written by her. This visit is not just a tour — it is a deep connection with the woman behind the myth. Ideal for art and history lovers and those seeking a different cultural experience 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.

These characters are two of the greatest representatives of Mexican art. Frida Kahlo; the exotic painter, the woman broken by pain, the rebellious mistress, the icon of the fluid genre and the artist who surpassed all ideas of love of her time. Diego Rivera, on the other hand; the acclaimed muralist, the radical communist and the infidel inescapable. Come and learn about their history through their art and works.

Unlock the secrets of Teotihuacan, the legendary City of the Gods, with a skip-the-line ticket that lets you dive straight into this ancient wonder—no waiting required! Roam freely through this UNESCO World Heritage Site and explore its majestic pyramids, grand plazas, and mysterious murals at your own pace. What makes this experience truly special? It’s your journey, your way. Admire the awe-inspiring Pyramid of the Sun, stroll down the historic Avenue of the Dead, and take in breathtaking views of one of the most remarkable civilizations in history—without the crowds slowing you down. Whether you're a history buff, an adventure seeker, or simply craving an unforgettable experience, Teotihuacan promises to amaze anyone. Book now and step into history with ease!

Discover the trendiest area: Roma-Condesa neighborhoods in Mexico City, where rich history and stunning architecture meet modern cultural life. This tour showcases over 1,500 historic buildings, revealing the artistic and social pulse of the area. Stroll through picturesque squares, admire the eclectic art deco and neo-gothic structures, and relax in charming cafes and galleries that reflect the creative spirit of the community. Learn about urban legends and the influential artists and intellectuals who shaped these streets, making Roma-Condesa a top destination for visitors and locals alike. - Explore the cultural and architectural gems of Roma-Condesa - View over 1,500 historic buildings, including art deco and neo-gothic styles - Enjoy the lively atmosphere of cafes, galleries, and bookstores - Discover fascinating stories and urban legends of notable figures from history

On his first visits, Humboldt referred to Mexico City as the City of Palaces. Join our tour to discover them. We will meet at the Hemiciclo a Benito Juárez, located next to the central Alameda Park. From there we will talk about the politics of modern Mexico, the division between church and state, the Porfiriato, and in general, the development of modernity. Then we will visit the first floor of the Palacio de Bellas Artes, Casa de los Azulejos, Palacio del Correo and the National Museum of Art. There we will talk about the Italian architectural diaspora in the country. We will continue our tour on Calle Madero, visiting the Temple of San Francisco, as well as analyzing the baroque and neoclassical architecture of the historic center. Finally, we will arrive at the Zócalo where we will admire the Metropolitan Cathedral, as well as the archaeological zone of the Templo Mayor.