Top Mexico City Nature Walks - page 3

This attraction-packed tour from Mexico City cover three of the region's most significant historical attractions in just one day: Tlatelolco (home to the main market of the Aztec empire), the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe (a major Catholic pilgrimage site), and Teotihuacan (known as the City of Gods). Round-trip transit and admission tickets are included, plus a tequila tasting and optional buffet lunch.

*Marvel at national treasures at the Museum of Anthropology: Stone of the Sun, Olmec Colossal Heads, and Feathered Serpent Carvings. *Esoteric route to Coyoacan to delve into the artistic spirit of Frida Kahlo through her former residence and artwork. *Witness Teotihuacan’s Sun and Moon Pyramids, and gain insights into Mexico’s indigenous Aztec civilization. *Historic Center Walking Tour: Wander through the colonial architecture surrounding the Zocalo and enjoy the costumed folk performances. *A Bite of Mexico: Expert-led gastronomic tour to Roma neighborhood for you to try authentic Mexican tacos, mole, and mezcal.

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!

Our Mixquic Dia de Muertos tour offers an authentic cultural immersion rarely found elsewhere. Unlike crowded commercial experiences, we provide romantic access to genuine local traditions with knowledgeable guides who explain the deep cultural significance behind every ritual. You'll witness the captivating transformation of Mixquic as candles illuminate the night, experience the community's heartfelt celebrations firsthand. This isn't just sightseeing—it's a meaningful journey into one of Mexico's most sacred traditions in a location renowned for its exceptional Day of the Dead observances. NOTE: Panteon de Mixquic welcomes visitors during all three days of the celebration. The enchanting “Alumbrada,” where locals light thousands of candles to honor their ancestors, takes place specifically on November 2nd.

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.

Every Wednesday, enjoy, relax, have fun and admire one of Mexico’s best-known natural spas. Tolantongo offers an infrastructure that will make you spend a different day in the company of our guides who will assist you during your stay on site.