Top Mexico Historical Tours - page 7

Unforgettable tour to the Pyramids of Teotihuacán, Basilica de Guadalupe and Plaza de las tres culturas with professional and certified young guides. Very recent model comfortable transport. Driver - Highly trained operator. Security measures against COVID and its variants. Group of maximum 20 people. Enjoy a day tour to the tourist destinations north of Mexico City Teotihuacán Pyramids, Basilica de Guadalupe and Plaza de las tres culturas.

Travelers to the Yucatan Peninsula typically favor lounging on the beach, but with the rich Mayan history in the region, savvy travelers should prioritize a visit to the ancient ruins. On this private daylong adventure, explore the standout Maya ruins of Coba and learn about Mayan culture during a ceremony with a shaman. To round out your tour, take a dip in a traditional swimming hole, known as a cenote, and recharge with a lunch.

This new tour provides travelers the opportunity to see México City from a locals perspective. The living conditions in far apart areas, the various forms of transportation, the beautiful hills that lay up in the far north side of the city and every little aspect of the daily activities that people do to live in such a crowded place like Mexico City. A tour full of colorful houses, street art, unbelievable housing designs on steep hills, interesting historical facts about our past and our present, pulque tasting (drink of the gods)and cablecar traveling, making this a unique tour that will bring you close to our culture and give you an authentic feeling of what most Mexicans live on there day to day. During our travel, we will have a short hike up an ecological reserve in what happens to be the “last lung of Mexico City”, a big mountain range that goes around the historical barrio until we reach a pulqueria at the top like no other in Mexico City.

Get to know Tijuana on this full-day private tour led by a local guide. Learn all about the border city’s history and culture through stops at local landmarks, shops, and even a Luche Libre museum. You’ll also have an opportunity to experience Tijuana’s culinary delights, from a breakfast of quesabirria to the original Caesar salad. Note that you need to bring your own cash for food, which is not included in the tour.

Book this private tour to Teotihuacan so you can leave early, avoid the big crowds, all in a half day. You won’t need to deal with a large tour group or shared transportation. Instead, your guide and driver will collect you from your accommodation, and then take you on your private tour to Teotihuacan and explain its historical importance.

Discover everything there is to know about charros (Mexican cowboys) in this hands-on experience at Campo Charro. You’ll learn about the history and heritage of charros at the on-site museum before visiting the stables to learn all about the horses and how to use a lasso. Ride a horse just like a real charro, ending the experience with tequila and mariachi music.

Take the stress out of planning a Teotihuacán excursion with this tour from Mexico City, which includes everything you need for a successful day of adventure. Meet your group in the city or upgrade to a private tour that includes hotel pickup and set out for a day of learning about history and archaeology with a guide to lead the way.

Discover the highlights of Oaxaca on a full-day sightseeing tour. Visit the Monte Albán archaeological complex, founded around 500 B.C., make three more stops, at local houses and craft workshops to see the process of: handmade black mud figurines and pieces; textiles and crafts woven by women on looms tied to their waists; finally, woodcut and painted pieces known as alebrijes. Learn about the rich history and culture of Oaxaca from your guide as you explore.

Avoid the challenge of navigating a vast archaeological site and interpreting its history on your own with a private guided visit to Teotihuacán. This early-morning experience brings the ancient city’s pyramids and ceremonial avenues to life through expert storytelling, removing confusion so you can fully appreciate its scale and significance. It’s designed to turn a complex UNESCO site into an accessible, meaningful cultural encounter.

Come with us to get to know one of the most beautiful tourist destinations in Mexico and discover the magic of Huatulco and its beautiful bays though this wonderful experiencie full of history, amazing lanscapes and colorful spots. We also visit la "crucesita" down town to watch the local artisans making all kinds of textiles, such as rugs, tablecloths, hammocks etc. We pass by the catholic church to admire the largest painting of the lady of Guadalupe in then world (national patron saint in Mexico) and finally we go to "la probadita" to taste all types of Oaxacan products such as Mezcal, Coffee, Hot Chocolate made of coco beans and of course the delicious grasshoppers. We are a local company with more than twenty years of experience in this wonderful tourist industry.

Uncover the ancient mysteries of Cañada de la Virgen on a full-day tour of the archeological site from San Miguel de Allende. Alongside an expert guide, embark on a guided tour of the archaic complex and gain fascinating insight into the culture of the Otomi people and the Bajio region. Explore the site of Cañada de la Virgen at a leisurely pace and marvel at a colossal temple and archaic ruins that date back to 1050 AD. Enjoy the convenience of round-trip transportation from San Miguel de Allende on this tour as well as an included lunch.

Discover the Tulum Ruins on a private tour along the Caribbean coast. Explore the ancient Mayan site with expert bilingual guides, and learn its fascinating history. Enjoy scenic views and walk to the beautiful beach if the weather permits. Spot iguanas and tropical plants throughout the site. Includes air-conditioned transport, bottled water, snacks, and all fees for a comfortable, informative experience.

From the mountaintop pyramids of Monte Alban to the Cuilapam Convent on the valley floor, learn all about the rich history of the Oaxaca Valley. This tour packs in four top destinations into one day. Discover the Zapotec pyramids and excavated ruins of UNESCO-listed Monte Alban, admire the mystical woodcarvings of San Antonio Arrazola, and meet resident artisans in San Bartolo Coyotepec, a town known for its beautiful black pottery.

Explore Puerto Vallarta’s top historic and cultural attractions in this guided sightseeing excursion. After a convenient hotel pickup, learn about the city from a professional guide while visiting sites like the Malecón, the Municipal Palace, Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, the flea market, and a tequila factory. Capture memorable photos while heading south through Costa de Oro, Mirador de los Arcos, and other areas.

Explore Cabo San Lucas by both land and sea during this small-group, half-day excursion. Combine a downtown tour in an air-conditioned vehicle with an attraction-packed cruise through the Sea of Cortez on a glass-bottomed boat. Enjoy free time to browse boutiques on your own and visit a local craft studio. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Take a deeper dive into Maya history than you could alone on a day trip from Merida that helps you check off two important archeological sites. Go beyond the information panels as you explore UNESCO-listed Uxmal and Kabah, cool down from the tropical heat with a dip in a cenote, and sample chocolate during a visit to a museum.

Discover the wonders of San Miguel de Allende cuisine, without the language barrier, on this walking tour. Soak up rich culinary history and traditions as sample delicious churros, chocolate, mole, ceviche and more. Admire the city’s Spanish baroque architecture and learn about the local history along the way.

The ideal overview for first-time visitors, this private and personalized tour of Mexico City covers a mix of top attractions and off-the-beaten-track sights. Alongside a local host, you'll admire the art nouveau architecture of Palacio de Bellas Artes, enjoy snacks and refreshments at the oldest restaurant in the city in Plaza de Santo Domingo, and learn about Mexico City’s Jewish community during a synagogue visit.

Immerse yourself in the Mexican tradition that was born in the last century: the famous Lucha Libre. Since its first representation in 1933, it has become one of the most popular sports in Mexico, just after soccer. In it, the "fighters" are divided into two camps: the Rudos and the Técnicos, who face each other in exciting combat in each event. Get ready to witness a show full of passion and rivalry. Six fighters will give their all to restore the balance between good and evil. You will know the history of each one of them and you will choose your favorite. May the best win! In addition, to start the party from your arrival, we will offer you a delicious welcome tequila in the barriecito. The fun starts from the first moment! Don't miss this unique opportunity to experience the passion and adrenaline of Lucha Libre in its purest essence! Come join the excitement that can only be found in Mexico!

As if getting early access to Chichen Itza—one of the New 7 Wonders of the World—wasn’t enough, this small-group tour from Playa del Carmen also includes Ek Balam, another major Mayan archeological site, and a cooling dip in a cenote. Add to that a freshly prepared regional lunch and you’ve got the ultimate cultural day out in Mexico

Exploring a city independently, with just a guidebook to lead the way, often means missing the deeper meanings behind the landmarks. This immersive small-group cultural walking tour through the historic center of Guanajuato connects you with the city's stories. Your guide brings Guanajuato’s history and culture to vivid life as they lead you to the city's lesser-known corners.

Spend a full day exploring the highlights of the Riviera Maya on a small-group tour that takes you to Coba, Cenote Multum Ha, Tulum Archaeological Site, and the Mayan Museum. Take a refreshing swim in the fresh waters of Multum Ha Cenote; learn about the history and archaeology of Tulum and Coba; and see the many artifacts of the Mayan Museum located in Jaguar Park. Your guide shares commentary about the Yucatan region with your small group.

Discover the magic of Los Cabos aboard our Clear Boat, where the ocean becomes your window, see the Arch, Rock formations , the Pelican Rock, the Lovers Beach, and the Divorced Beach. Visit a blown glass factory and see how glass is made. Continue the adventure with a tequila tasting. Learn about the process of making tequila and try different types of tequila. Discover the real Cabo San Lucas, such as the main square, antique church, and the Museum of History in Cabo San Lucas Down town.

Step into one of the most important celebration in the Mexican calendar with us. Stroll through the charming streets of Oaxaca, absorb the unique landscape as we visit the cultural highlights of the city decked out in flowers, the avenues & archways adorned with colorful offerings. As the go to spot for traditional arts, crafts & gastronomy in the country, Oaxaca comes alive like no other place on the Dia de Muertos, the streets filled with people, businesses putting on special events and decorations spreading out in every direction, creating a wonderful atmosphere and an exceptional celebration of life. This tour is to learn about the traditions of this celebration. It introduces travelers to the traditions, culture, and symbolism of the Day of the Dead celebration in Mexico. It is focused on history, local customs, and community traditions, and should not be viewed as a Halloween-style event or entertainment show.