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Enjoy an authentic journey through Teotihuacan, designed for travelers seeking cultural depth and a flexible pace. Your experience begins with a private hotel pick-up, ensuring a smooth and stress-free start. Our tour stands out due to our Early Access strategy: we arrive in the morning to explore without the crowds or long lines. This is a fully active experience: you will climb the Pyramid of the Moon for the site’s most iconic view, and you will also climb the Temple of Quetzalcoatl to see its magnificent bas-reliefs and sculptures from up close. In addition to the Pyramid of the Sun, we delve into the heart of Teotihuacan art. We take you to explore residential compounds to admire original murals and stone carvings that most visitors miss. This is a deep dive into Mexico's history led by an expert guide who tailors the experience to your interests. A truly private and immersive encounter with the soul of an ancient empire.

Avoid the overwhelming tourist crowds on a private morning tour of the Teotihuacan Pyramids and Basilica de Guadalupe. Begin with an extensive guided visit of the pyramids, then take free time to explore and climb the three pyramids. Later, enjoy a leisurely and immersive tour of the 16th-century basilica. The comprehensive excursion also includes visits to museums at both UNESCO-listed attractions.

Explore one of Mexico’s most fascinating ancient cities without the stress of planning a long day trip or navigating a complex archaeological site on your own. This full-day experience takes you to El Tajín, where you can discover its unique architecture and cultural significance with guided insight. Alongside exploring the ruins, you’ll also witness traditional rituals that bring the region’s history to life, creating a well-rounded and immersive experience.

This three day tour can be personalized according to the special interest of the clients. Itineraries can be modified to include or not specific places.

The aim of this tour is for you to enjoy the Teotihuacan pyramids while also supporting the local economy and enjoying an authentic, homemade lunch cooked by locals at their home. The tour is designed for your money to stay in the community. We'll go on public transport to the North Bus station in Mexico City. We'll take a public bus to Teotihuacan and once there, you will be introduced to your local guide who will explain the history of the pyramids. You'll be taken to an obsidian workshop run by a local family. You will get to try their homemade pulque among other local delicacies such as marmalade and homemade salsa. After having sipped mezcal, tequila & pulque, we will visit another family-run business: A xoconostle candy and snack project. You will have a family member explain the whole process. Finally, we will go to a local's house and have a vegan/veggie homemade lunch that consists of agua fresca and traditional Mexican dishes such as tlacoyos, arroz & much more.

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.

There are times in life that remains in the heart. Explore Teotihuacan through this trip and let us show you that everyone in Mexico is friends. Come and learn about our history not only by a guide but with another pal to make you feel our typical warmness.

There are times in life that remains in the heart. Explore Xochimilco, University City, and Coyoacán through this trip and let us show you that everyone in Mexico is friends. Come and learn about our history not only by a guide but with another pal to make you feel our typical warmness.

On this tour, a certified native guide takes you around the UNESCO World Heritage site and gives you insight into the majestic site.

Discover the wonders of Mexico City on a kid-friendly outdoor tour designed to engage and excite the whole family! Begin your adventure in the Zócalo, the vibrant main square, where your guide will share fun facts and stories about the city’s rich history. Admire the grand Palacio Nacional de México from the outsidebefore continuing down the lively Avenida 5 de Mayo, with its bustling atmosphere and rich mix of old and new. Marvel at the Torre Latinoamericana, one of the city’s tallest buildings, and learn about its impressive architecture. The tour’s highlight is the entrance into the magnificent Catedral Metropolitana de la Ciudad de México, where the whole family will enjoy exploring the stunning interiors of one of the largest and oldest cathedrals in Latin America. This engaging tour brings history to life and ensures both kids and parents have an unforgettable experience!

Join us on a journey through Mexico City to live a lot of unforgettable experiences in only one day! We'll start taking a Master Class on how to prepare your own tequila with the best teacher from Guadalajara. After tasting a good tequila, you need some good tacos. So we'll go to the a very traditional place to eat typical dishes. Later on, we'll visit Monument to the Revolution where we tell you the history behind this construction and you’ll be able to enjoy a spectacular view, take photos and if you want to taste an exquisite dessert in the heights. To close, you’ll take a dance class of Salsa or Bachata, two of the most popular rhythms in Latin America. Once the class is over you’ll be able to practice what you have learned dancing with a lot of local and international people. *** IMPORTANT *** · This is private tour · Food is not included · Tour starts at 2pm Tue - Fri · Tour starts at 8:30am Sat - Sun Have a nice trip!

Taste your way through Mexico City’s nightlife on a taco and mezcal tour made for true food lovers. Travel by vehicle between classic taquerías and modern hotspots in neighborhoods like Condesa, Roma and Juárez, skipping the guesswork and going straight to the city’s must try flavors. Enjoy a curated taco route that may include al pastor, suadero, griddle tacos at a Michelin recognized spot, and creative contemporary combinations, all paired with soft drinks or local beer. After your taco feast, continue to a stylish mezcal bar for a guided tasting. Learn how mezcal is made, how to taste it like a local and what makes each agave variety unique, while you sample different mezcals and a crafted cocktail. With more than 15 tastings, an English speaking local food expert and transport during the tour included, this small group experience is one of the most flavorful ways to discover Mexico City after dark.

Dive into the soul of Mexico City, where ancient legends and modern life collide. Start at the Zócalo, the heart of the nation, flanked by the sinking Metropolitan Cathedral and the National Palace’s vibrant Diego Rivera murals. Just steps away, walk the Templo Mayor ruins, the sacred Aztec site where the eagle devoured the serpent. Next, cruise down the elegant Paseo de la Reforma, tracing the city's evolution. Your journey culminates at the world-class Museum of Anthropology. Stand before the massive Aztec Sun Stone and colossal Olmec heads as your guide unlocks the secrets of Mesoamerica. This 5-hour immersive experience weaves history, art, and culture into an unforgettable story.

After picking you up at your hotel, we will go to Xochimilco where we will board a Trajinera in the Xochimilco Canals through small floating islands made more than 500 years ago. Later we will move to the old neighborhood of San Ángel and near there you will see the attached houses of Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo (Museo Casa Estudio). Then we go to Coyoacán where we will visit the church of San Juan Bautista. We will walk through its main streets, we will get to know the Frida Kahlo neighborhood, after spending some time in these beautiful places nos dirigiremos nuevamente a su hotel

Your adventure begins in Tlatelolco, with a brief introduction to the three major periods of Mexican history. Afterward, you'll explore Teotihuacán, "the birthplace of the gods." You'll have lunch at a local restaurant for a typical Mexican meal. For a 45-minute return trip to Mexico City, we'll finally visit the National Museum of Anthropology, one of the most important museums in Mexico and the Americas. It is designed to house and exhibit the archaeological legacy of the peoples of Mesoamerica, as well as to reflect the country's current ethnic diversity. We'll conclude the tour by dropping you off at your final hotel.

Mexico City might have been built directly over the ancient Aztec city of Tenochtitlan, but traces of this great civilisation can still be found if you know where to look. On this self-guided audio tour, I’ll reveal the ways in which the buried city still impacts the modern one. Starting in front of the Monument to the Mexican National Identity, you’ll head into the city center where you can visit iconic sites like the ruins of the main temple. I’ll tell you about the most recent Aztec archaeological discoveries, like the macabre skull rack. As you stroll, you’ll gain a better understanding of Mexico City’s transformation. I’ll tell you about everything from the astonishing Aztec city of Tenochtitlan, to the Spanish Conquest, and the modern capital it is today. Along the way, you’ll see impressive archeological findings, some still in the process of being fully unearthed. And even better: you don’t need to pay entrance tickets or any fees, as most of these relics are in the open.

Discover the highlights and hidden corners of Mexico City's Colonia Roma with a mobile audio guide. This alternative sightseeing experience is ideal for independent travelers who like to dig deeper into local history and culture without looking like a tourist. Using an offline map and the voice of your guide author Lydia Carey, you'll get to know the Plaza Romita, Sagrada Familia Church, candy shop Dulceria de Celaya, and more.

The Museo Vivo del Muralismo houses Diego Rivera's most ambitious mural cycle—over 1,000 square meters of revolutionary frescoes covering three floors. On this self-guided museum tour, you'll decode 140 panels that depict Mexico's labor traditions, ethnically diverse celebrations, and revolutionary struggles. Through Mexican writer Diana Coronado's research into Rivera's life, you'll uncover stories about censored poems, artistic rivalries, and how the painter transformed Renaissance techniques into distinctly Mexican visual narratives.

Trace the neighborhood's evolution from a horse racing track to a cultural hub on this self-guided audio tour. Experience the magic of GPS playback on this immersive stroll through La Condesa, Mexico City. La Condesa holds up a mirror to important architectural movements from the neighborhood’s development in the 1900s, at a moment when the country was struggling to redefine its identity. On this walking tour with artist and professor Julio Pastor, you’ll discover the neighborhood’s soul as you walk in the footsteps of the architects who built it, explore multiple architectural styles, and peer into busy cafes. As you wander through streets adorned with Mayan arches and Art Deco flourishes, you’ll understand how earthquakes have shaped the landscape, sparked architectural innovation, and created societal shifts, transforming Condesa into an enclave for artists and a beacon of urban renewal.

On this self-guided walking tour Mexico City's Roma Norte voiced by food journalist Raquel del Castillo you'll experience a blend of cuisine, culture, and architecture. You'll start at leafy Jardín Pushkin, stroll Alvaro Obregón’s Art Nouveau avenue, and stop at top culinary spots—Taquería Orinoco, Churrería el Moro, La Docena, Dosis, and Licorería Limantour. Sample tacos, churros, grilled fish, and café de olla while learning about food traditions, coffee culture, and renowned chefs like Elena Reygadas, Lalo García, and Mónica Patiño. Enjoy shopping, fresh air in two parks, and literary nods to the Beat Generation—Kerouac, Ginsberg, and Bukowski—who found inspiration in the city’s charm. Along the way, you’ll discover where locals eat, drink, and celebrate—getting a true taste of daily life in one of Mexico City’s most exciting neighborhoods.

You can easily spend a day in Mexico City’s massive National Museum of Anthropology, but hiring a guide ensures you hit the highlights in just a few hours. As you stroll past Mesoamerican artifacts dating back thousands of years, your guide shares stories about the cultures that shaped them. After the tour, visit nearby Chapultepec Castle and a local restaurant for lunch (own expense.)

Make the most of your time in Mexico City with a short yet enriching private ride through its vibrant historic center. With hotel pickup and dropoff by a professional English-speaking driver, this customizable experience is perfect for travelers seeking iconic highlights in comfort. Begin at the Zócalo (Plaza de la Constitución), the city’s central square since Aztec times. Admire the Metropolitan Cathedral and National Palace. Next, stop by the Palacio de Bellas Artes, famed for its art deco design and colorful dome—opt for a photo stop or peek at its murals. Conclude with a relaxing drive through Alameda Central, the city's oldest park, lined with fountains and sculptures. This compact yet memorable ride blends history, architecture, and local culture. Your driver can return you to your accommodation or a preferred spot—and you’re welcome to extend the tour to include a museum or café break.

Discover ancient Mesoamerica with a private day trip to Teotihuacán, one of Mexico’s most iconic archaeological sites. Travel comfortably with a professional English-speaking driver who will guide your journey through this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Hotel pickup and dropoff from an English-speaking driver 100% Customizable & Private Begin your adventure at the Teotihuacán Archaeological Zone, home to the impressive Pyramid of the Sun, Pyramid of the Moon, and the Avenue of the Dead. Explore the site at your own pace or ask your driver for top viewing points and routes. Next, visit the Temple of Quetzalcoatl, famed for its carved serpent heads and ceremonial significance. Optionally, stop at a nearby crafts workshop or obsidian demo, then enjoy a traditional Mexican lunch (not included) before heading back to Mexico City. This experience blends cultural heritage, scenic exploration, and local flavor in a single unforgettable day

Escape Mexico City for a day of color, history, and mountain views on this private ride to Puebla and Cholula. With a professional English-speaking driver, explore ancient ruins, colonial landmarks, and local cuisine at your own pace. Begin at the Great Pyramid of Cholula, the largest by volume in the world, and admire the hilltop church and Popocatépetl volcano views. Continue to Historic Puebla Center, known for its Baroque architecture, Talavera tiles, and vibrant Zócalo. Highlights include the Puebla Cathedral and Rosary Chapel. Enjoy free time for lunch (optional) to sample mole poblano or other local dishes. Wrap up with a visit to Callejón de los Sapos, a colorful street filled with antique shops and artisan stalls. This full-day experience blends archaeology, colonial charm, and culinary delights—fully customizable to your interests.