Top Mexico Arts & Design

Watch a folkloric ballet performance at by booking this experience, which includes transfers from most hotels in the city center area. You'll catch a performance with a small audience of fellow theatergoers in one of four fantastic venues: the Palacio de Bellas Artes, the Chapultepec Castle, the Hidalgo Theater, or the Museum of Anthropology.

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.

Wander around the beautiful city of Oaxaca and discover its art on this guided half-day tour. Learn about the ancestral techniques used by the artists in Oaxaca as well as about the artists themselves. Visit murals, studios, and galleries and participate in a printing at a local art studio that you’ll be able to take home as a souvenir.

Templo Mayor was the ceremonial center of Tenochtitlan. It stayed buried under Mexico City until 1978, when electric company workers hit a carved monolith and an entire block of the historic center had to come down. First, the open-air ruins: the platforms of the twin pyramid built for Tlaloc and Huitzilopochtli. Then the museum, where your guide walks you through the main pieces and the recent finds.

Find the vibrant street art hidden all over Mexico City on a guided bike tour that explores some of the city's most colorful neighborhoods. Cycling through the city with a local guide means you'll get insights into the thriving street art scene, from stencils to spray paint, stickers, and murals. Group size is limited to 10 people to ensure a more personalized experience as you go way off the tourist trail to learn about the roots and cutting edge of Mexico City art.

An executed emperor, an empress who went mad, and a dictator who ruled thirty years from the next room. Everything in the same house. Inside, you will tour the private rooms of Maximiliano of Habsburg and Carlota, who lived here between 1864 and 1867. The avenue you see below, today Paseo de la Reforma, was laid out so that Carlota could see her husband come down into the city. All of that, on a hill that the Mexica already climbed when Tenochtitlan was an island. How do you go through it. Your entry is included. A certified guide accompanies you for two hours, telling you exactly what happened where you are standing—not the plaque version, the complete one. We go in groups of a maximum of 15 people, so you can ask whatever comes to mind and you have extra time for your photos on the terraces, with the Chapultepec Forest and Paseo de la Reforma entirely in the background.

IMPORTANT The E-ticket and Audioguide option includes only the entrance to the Frida Kahlo Museum and our digital guides to enjoy the experience at your own pace (does not include food or face-to-face guide,). Important information TICKETS ARE SENT VIA WHATSAPP registered on the purchasing platform. TOLERANCE OF 15 MINUTES OF THE TIME INDICATED ON THE TICKET; then the museum will deny access, in case of late arrival or no show there is no refund or rescheduling. Changes : notified 24 hours a day; no response, the new schedule is considered accepted. The tour begins with the entrance to the Frida Kahlo Museum. Discover Coyoacán : history, taste and art on a unique tour (option with transport and meeting on the spot). Tour the center of Coyoacán with a stop at the Mercado to taste toast with fresh water (chicken, cochinita or tinga) and finish with a tasting of artisan Mexican chocolate.

Known as Mexico City’s green lung, Chapultepec Park is home to an array of attractions, including the world-renowned National Museum of Anthropology. This convenient combo tour saves you the stress of booking separate attractions by taking care of tickets for the castle and cable car (plus the museum if you select that option), to give you a comprehensive introduction to the area.

Dive into the extravagant world of Mexican wrestling—aka Lucha Libre—on a group tour in Mexico City. The excursion begins with a mariachi performance in Garibaldi Square, the spiritual home of the traditional Mexican music genre. Then, enjoy a tequila tasting at a canteen to learn about Mexico's national drink. End your night at Arena Mexico, where you’re treated to preferred seating to ensure a truly immersive wrestling experience.

Travel along Baja’s Pacific Coast to Todos Santos, a colorful town known for its artists, galleries, and creative spirit. Browse local shops and art galleries, sample tequila, and sit down for lunch at a traditional restaurant in downtown Todos Santos. With group sizes kept small, you'll have more room to explore the town's artisan culture and distinctive character.

Venture beyond Oaxaca city to see nature, history, and culture on a full-day, small-group tour of Hierve el Agua, Mitla, a weaving and mezcal-making village, and the ancient Tule Tree. By visiting Hierve el Agua first thing, this tour makes the most of uncrowded morning hours—and leaves plenty of time for discovering ancient ruins, an included lunch of Oaxacan cuisine, and visits to a weaving workshop and mezcal factory.

Rather than skimming over Chapultepec Castle as part of a more general sightseeing tour, give the Mexico City monument the attention it deserves on a private walking tour that helps you go beyond the guidebook. Explore its opulent rooms at your own pace and enjoy undivided attention from your private guide. The tour starts at Av. Heroico Colegio Militar 172, offering a focused experience without the rush of a large group.

When your cruise ship docks at the port of Casa Maya, don't waste time waiting for buses or haggling with taxis. Instead, maximize limited time on a shore excursion to the ancient Mayan city of Chacchoben. Learn more about the archaeological site with a guide as you admire relics that were only discovered in the late 20th century. Round-trip transport from the port in an air-conditioned minivan is included so you don't need to worry about getting back in time.

Say goodbye to the Riviera Maya beaches and see a different side of the Yucatan. This guided tour explores Chichen Itza’s pyramid temples and colonial Valladolid, with a swim in an underground cenote. All options include a tequila tasting and buffet lunch, but upgrades are available for transfers from Cancun or Riviera Maya hotels and entrance tickets—or book a private tour with flexible pickup times.

Escape for the day to Xcaret, Mexico's ecological and archeology park located in Riviera Maya. On this full-day trip from Cancun to Xcaret, swim in a lagoon, snorkel in the clear aqua waters of the Caribbean, and discover a network of subterranean rivers. Watch for monkeys, birdlife, and butterflies as you stroll through the jungle and explore ancient Mayan archaeological sites. After sunset, enjoy folkloric entertainment highlighting Mayan culture.

JOYÀ chronicles the adventures of a rebellious teenage girl who lands in a mysterious jungle in her grandfather's fanciful world. Influenced by ancient Mayan iconography, JOYÀ is a must-see show during your time in Cancun, but tickets can sell out fast. Guarantee your seats by prebooking your spot and choosing from several options to suit your budget and schedule. Add on transfers, dinner, or upgrade to a premium seat for an extra special experience.

Enjoy the madness of the Madness Tour in Cancun, where the party never ends. Access 3 or 4 emblematic clubs from 9:30 PM to 3:00 AM, with unlimited drinks to keep the energy all night. Start the adventure at Señor Frogs, enjoying fast entry at every club. With a vibrant atmosphere and the best music, this tour is ideal for those looking for an unforgettable nightlife experience in Cancun. - Access to 3 or 4 iconic clubs in Cancun - Unlimited drinks all night - Register at Mr. Frogs before 9:45 PM Guaranteed fast entry at every club INCLUDED CLUBS: Thursday: Mr. Frogs, Mandala and The Vaquita. Friday: Mr. Frogs, Mandala, La Vaquita, Rakata. Saturday: Mr. Frogs, Mandala, La Vaquita, D'Cave. Sunday: Mr. Frogs, Mandala and The Vaquita. Subject to change without notice.

Use traditional techniques to prepare a 4-course Mexican menu at a cooking class in Cancun that begins in a local market and ends with a feast. You’ll learn the building blocks of Mexican cooking as you browse fresh ingredients at the market, then find out how to use a stone mortar, griddle, and clay pots to cook four flavorful dishes.

Instead of a traditional dinner at a restaurant, add some romance to your evening with a dinner cruise. Feel the warm Caribbean breeze as you glide across the Nichupte Lagoon on a Spanish-style galleon. Get sunset views that you can't get on land and enjoy your choice of steak, lobster or a vegetarian option against the setting sun.

Spend a day aways from Cancun's beaches and bars and discover Chichen Itza, a key Mayan archaeological site, before the crowds arrive. Swim in a sacred cenote, part of the Mayan underground river system, and enjoy an included buffet meal before capping off your day with a stroll through Valladolid's colonial streets.

Visit two Mexico destinations in one day—and don’t stress about driving and logistics—on this day trip from Mexico City. First, visit the Great Pyramid of Cholula and Santa Maria Tonantzintla church. Then, transfer to Puebla and tour its UNESCO World Heritage-recognized historic center. Here, you can add lunch to try Puebla’s famous mole and other local dishes. Stop at El Parian Market for souvenirs before returning to CDMX.

Discover the restored archaeological ruins of Tulum, an ancient Mayan trading port perched above a white-sand beach on the Caribbean coast. Visit this popular city on the Yucatán Peninsula and tour the grounds with your informative guide. Round-trip transport by air-conditioned coach is included from Cancun and the Riviera Maya.

Learn the basics of scuba without the hassle of a lengthy expensive course—and enjoy two separate dives in the open ocean—with this beginners' scuba experience. Begin with a theory class then learn some basic techniques in the safety of a pool before hopping aboard the boat for your real-world dives. Spend one exploring the Cancun Underwater Museum of Art and the second on some unspoiled reef.

Go beyond the tourist attractions and experience everyday local life on this half-day tour of Cancun. See a different side of the city when you visit markets, street food stalls, and hidden lanes with vibrant street art. Foodies will love sampling a range of local specialties, including barbacoa, tacos, and Yucatecan food. Come hungry and leave satisfied.