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Discover the essence of Oaxaca on a walking tour through its historic center, where history, architecture, and local traditions come to life on every street. Accompanied by a certified guide, you will visit iconic landmarks such as Santo Domingo, the San Pablo Cultural Center, and the Metropolitan Cathedral, while learning about the rich cultural heritage that has shaped the identity of the city. The experience continues in the traditional markets, where you will get closer to Oaxaca’s everyday life and discover some of its most representative flavors. The service can be offered in bilingual mode, subject to availability.

Our exciting half-day journey starts when we meet you at your hotel's lobby. A certified bilingual guide will take you through the history and culture of Monte Albán, which is a major urban center built by the Zapotec Culture. It is the most important archaeological site in Oaxaca, and it has been proclaimed Cultural Heritage of Humanity along with the City of Oaxaca by UNESCO on December 11th, 1997. The journey ends around 12:00 p.m., when we drop you off downtown, at your hotel's lobby. Just in time to taste a delicious lunch at one of our local restaurants

Suitable for travelers looking to get immersed in Oaxaca's culture, history, and traditions, this tour takes you on a journey through the historic center of Oaxaca, renowned as a city break destination in Mexico and Central America. Explore a variety of sites, starting at the Temple of Santo Domingo. Discover the vibrant celebrations, traditions, flavorful cuisine, renowned mezcal, and gain insights along the way. Capture memories through photographs and savor every moment in this historically significant city.

Explore the artisan villages of Oaxaca on this private all-day guided tour. Visit the homes of artisans such as the black pottery figures at Doña Rosa Studio in San Bartolo Coyotepec and the hand-carved painted alebrije of Jacobo Angeles in San Martín Tilcajete. In Santo Tomás Jalieza, browse colorful woven cotton goods made on backstrap looms at a local market, and in Ocotlán de Morelos, see works from artist Rodolfo Morales.