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Join this two-and-a-half hour private tour of Mexico City's illustrious Soumaya Museum. Home to a private collection spanning 70,000 works from the 15th up until mid-20th century, including the world’s largest collection of Auguste Rodin sculptures, this museum was designed with both public viewing in mind and collector tastes. This private tour will allow you plenty of time to explore all the pieces with a guide.

Embark on a half-day journey to explore the vibrant lifeworks of two legendary Mexican artists: Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera. On this private tour, you'll get an intimate look at their finest masterpieces as you visit Museo Casa Estudio Diego Rivera y Frida Kahlo, Anahuacalli Museum, and the renowned blue walls that house some of Kahlo’s well-known works in her former abode—Casa Azul. Discover how these creatives lived and worked while surrounded by vivid imagery.

Combine two of Mexico’s greatest culinary inventions—mezcal and tacos—on a tour of one of Mexico City's most fascinating neighborhoods. Soak up the electric evening atmosphere as you taste traditional mezcal with an expert, then visit four taquerias for very different takes on the classic dish. Overcome the language barrier and take away a wealth of foodie tips.

If you love art you must visit this museum! We will see the permanent exhibition of Rodin, Dumier, Van Gogh, Pissarro, Monet, Manet, Juan de Flandes, Rivera, Orozco, Velasco, Correa, De Echave Orio & Miguel Ángel. The museum has 6 floors, covering thousands of works of art from different countries. In this guided tour we will delve into the most important ones for Mexico and the world. You do not need to be an art expert/student to attend.

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

Get a deeper insight into the lives and works of two of Mexico’s most iconic artists during this half-day, small-group tour of the Frida Kahlo Museum (Casa Azul) and the Museo Estudio Diego Rivera. See where both artists lived and get a glimpse into their turbulent yet long-lasting relationship. Understand the personal and political forces that shaped their artworks. Artist-led tours include admission tickets.

Take a break from the crowds and traffic of Mexico City on a full-day group tour to Cuernavaca and Taxco. With comfortable round-trip transport from your CDMX hotel, there’s no need to rush to a meeting point or deal with public buses—plus you can sit back and admire the scenery. Start with a stop at the cathedral in the "City of Eternal Spring", then head onwards to Taxco. After a guided tour and free time, visit a silversmith workshop.

Immerse yourself in the art and history of Mexico with this private tour of the Palace of Fine Arts and the Zocalo. Accompanied by Erick an expert local guide, we will start inside the Palace of Fine Arts with admission included. You will admire the stunning murals of Diego Rivera, Siqueiros and Orozco as you discover the art nouveau architecture of this unique precinct. You will know the secrets behind each play. Afterwards, we will walk along the emblematic Madero Street towards the Zócalo. Throughout the tour, your guide will reveal urban legends, historical architecture (Postcard Palace, Casa de los Azulejos) and the events that defined Mexico. We will finish in front of the Metropolitan Cathedral and the National Palace, understanding the relevance of this ceremonial center from the Mexica era to today. Private 3-hour experience, with personalized attention and flexible pace. Ideal for a deep dive into the heart of the CDMX.

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.

Her name originates from the Aztec era, which means “White Woman.” It is a mountain of volcanic type in a sleeping state, located in the central area of Mexico; It is the third highest mountain in Mexico after the Pico de Orizaba and Popocatépetl, it has three peaks: the center of the highest of all with a maximum height of 5,240 meters above sea level. Its peaks are normally covered by snow, from Mexico City you can see its figure, which gives it its popular name "The Sleeping Woman." Why choose us? - 20 years of experience, (white balance in our expeditions, without incident) - International PRCA Certification - USA - Incorporation to SECTUR MEXICO - Specialized guides DC3 - STPS - NOM - 009 and Mexican Federation. - Registration Tour operator Alta Montaña CONAMP - Certified technical team - Personalized service - Service radius 1 Guide x 4 clients + 1 Backup Guide + 1 Base field guide. - Radiocommunication team. - First aid kit

University City Murals: A journey through art and history Join us on a unique tour of the murals of Ciudad Universitaria, where Mexican art and identity merge in every brushstroke. Discover the impressive Central Library, whose façade, designed by Juan O’Gorman, tells the story of Mexico with colored stones brought from all over the country. Admire Diego Rivera’s mural in the Olympic Stadium, which pays tribute to the figure of the university man and his connection to the universe. Be surprised by the dynamic forms and colorful style of David Alfaro Siqueiros in the Torre de Rectoría, as well as by the works of José Chávez Morado that exalt education and social justice. Each mural is a window into our past and a reflection of our identity. Join this tour and discover UNAM like never before!

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.

Get an illuminating overview of the works and lives of Mexico's most iconic and upcoming muralists on a private tour in Mexico City. With your guide, you'll see expansive frescoes by David Alfaro Siqueiros, Diego Rivera, and Jose Clemente Orozco, as well as lesser-known artists. In addition to visiting Museo Mural Diego Rivera and Palacio de Bellas Artes, you'll view contemporary murals painted around the city center.

Get to know Mexico City's history and culture through its vibrant street art scene on a private walking tour. Starting from the historic center, your guide will lead you on a path to the area's most famous and lesser-known murals. You'll see works by over a dozen well-known artists, including Koka, Saner, Minoz, Dhear, and News. You'll enjoy personalized suggestions on nightlife venues, restaurants, and activities along the way.

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.

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.

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.

Avoid the hassle of coordinating transport between scattered cultural landmarks while trying to experience the best of Mexico City in limited time with a streamlined half-day guided tour. This experience connects historic neighborhoods, artistic heritage, and traditional canals into one efficient route, removing planning stress so you can simply enjoy the journey.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 the iconic Colonia Roma neighborhood of Mexico City on a guided walking tour featuring wireless headphones and a curated soundtrack of popular music. Led by visual artist Gabriel Acevedo Velarde —who holds a master’s degree in Fine Art— you’ll uncover surprising connections between architecture, history, and vernacular music. Starting in the historic town of La Romita, this immersive experience traces the evolution of Mexican identities, from a 16th-century chapel to the rise of modern urbanization. Along the way, discover cultural landmarks and stories, including the origins of the tortilla and the African roots of mariachi music. - Connect Mexican popular music with the nation's architecture and history - Visit historical sites, like the iconic La Romita chapel - Explore themes of identity, music, and Latin American idiosyncracy