Top Mexico Arts & Design

Fans of Frida Kahlo shouldn’t miss seeing her home and famous artworks while in Mexico City—but since sights are spread out, it can be tough to cover the highlights when traveling independently. Take in city highlights such as the canals of Xochimilco, Coyoacan Market, and museums such as the Blue House (Casa Azul), Red House (Casa Roja), and Anahuacalli Museum.

Spend a fun and delicious night out in Acapulco when you book this Mexican wrestling and tequila-tasting experience. Start out with a tasty dinner of tacos and beer at a local restaurant. Then head to the wrestling ring to witness a key part of Mexican culture: Lucha Libre, or wrestling. Sip on (or take shots) of tequila while you watch the match.

Discover the cultural and culinary delights of the Mexican state of Veracruz on a day trip that covers Xalapa, Coatepec, and Xico—both Pueblos Magicos (Magic Towns). Letting someone else drive lets you soak up the scenery, while exploring with a guide means you skip the hassle of navigation and get deeper insight into local culture and history than you would in a guide book.

You are invited into a Zapotec family home where weaving is part of everyday life. At Casa de los Angeles, this experience is a personal cultural exchange guided by a native artisan who carries forward traditions learned from his elders. This is not a staged demonstration, but a living practice rooted in community, identity, and ancestral knowledge. You will learn about natural fibers, cochineal, and plant-based dyes prepared using traditional techniques. Working on a traditional loom, you will experience the rhythm and symbolism woven into each textile while creating your own small piece. The experience concludes with a homemade meal prepared with local ingredients — an opportunity to share stories, conversation, and a deeper understanding of Zapotec culture in an intimate and respectful setting.

Skip the hassle of navigating Cancun’s spread-out shopping spots and planning transport between them. This private tour brings together local markets, modern malls, and cultural touches like tequila tasting into one easy, well-paced experience. Travel comfortably across Cancún’s iconic Nichupté Bridge between stops and enjoy time to browse, taste, and explore without worrying about logistics.

Explore one of Mexico's most charming towns, enjoy access to colonial haciendas and museums you might otherwise have overlooked, and sample some of the best Mexican coffee in the place where it's produced during this full-day excursion to Coatepec. Don't worry about time-consuming public transit either; instead, enjoy convenient transfers and your guide's in-depth explanations, which you wouldn't get alone.

Visit the towns of Tonala and Tlaquepaque, both known for their artisan crafts, on this day tour from Guadalajara. Learn about the history of the Tonaltecas as you explore the town’s murals and historic buildings. In Tlaquepaque, where mansions have been transformed into shops and galleries, wander around the main plaza and visit the town's other structures and monuments.

Oaxaca City’s Xochimilco and Jalatlaco neighborhoods anchor this private walking tour. See the Aqueduct Arcos de Xochimilco and Cruz de Piedra, then visit Jardin Conzatti, El Llano, and Templo de San Matias Jalatlaco. In Barrio de Jalatlaco, colorful murals and street art reflect local culture, history, and traditions. A guide can tailor the experience to your interests, with time to focus on the sights and neighborhoods that matter most.

Escape the bustle of Puerto Vallarta and enjoy a relaxing excursion to two picturesque local villages during this half-day tour to Sayulita and San Pancho. Experience a foodie paradise and indulge your senses in colorful local communities. Travel comfortably from a central meeting point in an air-conditioned private vehicle. Beer, Mexican sweets, and savory snacks are included.

Whether it’s a honeymoon or a proposal, a family gathering or a bachelorette, or just a classic vacation with the kids, capture memories to last a lifetime with your own personal photographer on this private photo session in Cancun. Follow a set route through the city or opt for specific locations, such as the beach, romantic scenery, or historic scenery.

See Mexico City through the eyes of one of its greatest artists—and enjoy a more personalized sightseeing experience—on this private, guided tour of the Frida Kahlo Museum. Following pickup from your hotel, head straight to the museum (tickets own expense), and learn more than you could if visiting alone. This flexible tour offers numerous other itinerary options, including the chance to visit additional attractions like the Xochimilco Gardens.

We work hand by hand with all the artists we visit, we have a deep understanding of the art scene in San Miguel and our perspective and the interaction with the different artists along the tour can give our guests a unique understanding of the local art scene.

Get more from your visit to the Museo Soumaya than you would exploring on your own. This small-group tour combines the museum’s striking architecture with expert insights into its renowned private art collection, helping you understand the stories behind key works by European and Mexican artists. With a guide providing historical context throughout, you can focus on the art while gaining a deeper appreciation of one of Mexico City’s most distinctive cultural attractions.

Our self guided audio tour to the Chichen Itza offers an enthralling walk through the most significant monuments of the archaeological park and provided via mobile app for iPhone & Android. Utilizing the GPS map, you'll effortlessly navigate to each intriguing site worth exploring. During your tour with audioguide on your smartphone, you'll encounter the following buildings and hear their stories: Pyramid of Kukulcan or El Castillo, A large ball field, Platform of Skulls, Temple of Warriors, Observatory, Sacred Cenote and others. The itinerary encompasses a total of 16 points, arranged in a circular route. Throughout your journey, you'll acquire knowledge on a variety of topics: How the Mayan economy was organized, including the components of their diet; The deities the Maya believed in and their significance in their culture; The scientific discoveries made by the Maya prior to European contact; The factors contributing to the decline of this advanced civilization.

Get the best possible views of the Cabo sunset on this catamaran cruise from Cabo San Lucas. Book this evening cruise to make the most of your vacation time; you'll get great photo ops of the setting sun and be back on land in time for dinner. Sip drinks from the open bar and snack on appetizers as you relax with your loved ones and new friends.

Floating along the canals of Cancun in a "tranjinera" (gondola) is a Mexican experience that you can't miss. This evening tour of Xoximilco Park ensures an unforgettable experience of a Yucatan fiesta. Feast on a Mexican meal; sip unlimited tequila, beer, and soft drinks from an open bar; and listen to live music performed by mariachi and bolero bands for the ultimate cultural experience.

Discover the cultural heart of Oaxaca through a unique tour of its most emblematic artisan communities. In this experience you will meet master artisans, ancestral techniques, and artistic expressions that have been passed down from generation to generation. You will visit workshops where the famous alebrijes are born, admire the elegance of black pottery, be surprised by the delicate technique of the backstrap loom, tour traditional markets to acquire handmade typical clothing, and see textile pieces of very high quality recognized internationally. Each stop is an opportunity to connect with the local culture, support the communities, and take home authentic, unrepeatable, and historic works. Thursday we visit the Zaachila market and Friday Ocotlan

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.

Tour Mazatlan, with a private tour, Special for small groups. Availability from 1 person to 6 passengers. We will show the most iconic points of the city, in a car in optimal condition with air conditioning. If you come to visit by cruise, we have time on one of the most beautiful beaches in the city, do not forget to bring your beach clothes. Return to cruise guaranteed. Treat yourself to an unforgettable walk in the corners of Mazatlan!

Explore the artisan towns of Tonalá and Tlaquepaque without the stress of navigating unfamiliar streets, identifying the best workshops, or piecing together the region’s craft heritage on your own. This private cultural experience connects you with local makers, galleries, and historic town centers, with a guide providing context on traditions and techniques along the way. With a curated route through markets, studios, and museums, you can focus on the art and stories.

Explore Guanajuato, a colonial town northwest of Mexico City, on this all-day private guided tour. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the city was built from silver mining wealth during the 17th and 18th centuries. Discover the labyrinth of tunnels beneath the city and visit haciendas and mines outside the city center. Entrance fees to museums and mines are not included.

This tourist pass includes tickets to the Frida Kahlo Museum The Blue House is the intimate universe of Frida Kahlo. She spent most of her life here, first with her family and, years later, alongside Diego Rivera. In this place, interesting national and foreign characters stayed, attracted by the magnetism of both painters. Frida and Diego wanted to leave their house as a museum for the enjoyment of all Mexicans. Upon the death of the painter, the couple's friend, the museographer, and poet Carlos Pellicer, he planned the museography. The administration was entrusted to the Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo Museum Trust, affiliated with the Bank of Mexico and established by Rivera himself in 1957.

Preserve the memory of your Tulum vacation for the rest of your life with a private photoshoot for just you and your party. You'll have the choice of a variety of scenic locations to use as your backdrop, or have your photographer come straight to your hotel. This package includes 20 high-resolution images, with the option to purchase additional photos for an extra fee.

This museum is perfect for learning about the artistic background of Mexican muralism, as well as the new forms of the 20th century. If you have already visited the Zocalo, Chapultepec, Coyoacán and Soumaya, and you still want to know more about CDMX, the National Museum of Art is ideal for you. Here you can learn about almost all the periods of Mexico in One place.