Explore one of Mexico City's most famous art attractions

Frida Kahlo & Anahuacalli Museum: Entry Ticket + Digital Guide

Tour around Frida Kahlo's iconic Blue House and see her beautiful artwork

Museo Frida Kahlo: Entry Ticket + Guided Tour

Take a day to visit one of the most impressive sites of the Aztec world

Teotihuacán Day Trip: Fast-Track Admission & Transport from Mexico City

Explore the diverse cultures of Mexico past and present

National Museum of Anthropology: Skip The Line Ticket

Explore ancient cultures and historic artifacts in Mexico's most popular museum

National Museum of Anthropology: Guided Tour + Early Access

See the best of Mexico City's highlights on this round-trip guided tour

Xochimilco, Coyoacan & Frida Kahlo Museum Tour

See the famous artworks of three great Mexican artists with a guide

Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo Studio House Museum: Entry Ticket + Guided Tour

Explore a gigantic Mesoamerican city and climb the iconic pyramids

Teotihuacán: Fast Track Ticket

Get amazing views and photos of Mexico City from the 44th floor viewpoint

Torre Latinoamericana: Fast Track Ticket

Have an adrenaline-filled day with a Six Flags Mexico ticket

Six Flags Mexico: Day Pass

Get ahead of the crowds, and learn about Mexico's history at this castle

Chapultepec Castle: Skip The Line Ticket

Visit the museums and learn about the artists' lives

Museo Frida Kahlo & House-Studio Museum: Guided Tour

Enter the world of one of Mexico&#39;s most famous artists with a visit to the Frida Kahlo Museum, affectionately known as La Casa Azul. Located in the charming and historic Coyoacán neighborhood, this cobalt-blue building was home to Frida Kahlo throughout her life and, for many years, to her husband, Diego Rivera. Within its walls, you&#39;ll explore the rooms where Frida lived, painted, and found inspiration, from her sun-drenched studio to her bedroom and lush gardens. The museum houses a rich collection of personal objects, photographs, and artwork, offering an intimate glimpse into her creativity, her struggles, and her unbreakable spirit. Guided tours are not permitted inside the museum to preserve the visitor experience and the intimate atmosphere of the space. Instead, admission includes a digital multimedia guide available in English and Spanish, which you can use on your own device to explore the museum at your own pace. The guide offers detailed descriptions, historical context, and stories about the artworks and personal objects on display, ensuring you don&#39;t miss a thing. Your ticket also includes free same-day access to the Diego Rivera-Anahuacalli Museum, an impressive volcanic stone building designed by Rivera to house his extensive collection of pre-Hispanic art. Together, these two museums offer a rich and complementary journey through Mexico&#39;s artistic heritage. Notes: - It is essential to purchase tickets in advance, as there is no ticket office at the museum. Tickets must be reserved online or through authorized distributors. - Taking photos is only permitted with mobile devices; the use of flash is not permitted. - The ticket is non-refundable and is only valid on the date and time indicated. - Please arrive 15 minutes before your booked time.

Frida Kahlo Museum Ticket

Embark on a two-day trip through Mexico City, accompanied by an experienced local guide. Explore the archaeological site of Teotihuacán, visit the Sanctuary of Guadalupe and the Frida Kahlo Museum, and take a trajinera ride through the canals of Xochimilco, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Day 1: Sanctuary of Guadalupe and Pyramids of Teotihuacán. Start in Tlatelolco and learn about Mexico&#39;s three main historical periods: pre-Columbian, Spanish colonial, and modern. Visit the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, dedicated to Mexico&#39;s patron saint. Explore the archaeological site of Teotihuacán, declared by UNESCO as the birthplace of the gods, home to the Pyramid of the Sun, the third largest pyramid in the world. Admire the pyramid and stroll along the 4-km-long Avenue of the Dead, admiring the serpentine sculptures of the Temple of the Feathered Serpent. Day 2: Xochimilco, Coyoacán, and the Frida Kahlo Museum. On the second day, stroll the cobblestone streets of Coyoacán before visiting the Casa Azul, also known as the Frida Kahlo Museum. Visit a cooperative shop that supports local Mexican artisans. Immerse yourself in the work of this renowned Mexican artist before visiting the National University of Mexico, built in 1551 and home to several murals by Diego Rivera. Once in Xochimilco, you&#39;ll learn about its history and the meaning of the Nahuatl word &quot;Place of Flowers.&quot; Hop on a trajinera and sail through the Aztec canal system that once connected pre-Columbian cities and towns. You&#39;ll enjoy a unique two-day experience and learn key points in the history of an entire country with the help of our local guide! Notes: This is a two-day tour: on the first day, we&#39;ll visit Teotihuacan, Tlatelolco, and the Sanctuary of Guadalupe. On the second day, we&#39;ll visit Xochimilco, Coyoacán, and the Frida Kahlo Museum.

Teotihuacan, Sanctuary of Guadalupe, Xochimilco, Coyoacan and Frida Kahlo

Begin your pleasant journey in comfortable transportation that will take you directly to the launch area in Teotihuacan. Upon arrival, you&#39;ll receive a brief safety briefing. Prepare for a magical experience and take advantage of the opportunity to capture incredible photos as the sky begins to lighten with the first rays of sunlight. Then, enjoy the thrilling hot air balloon ascent, and once you&#39;re high enough, admire the spectacular panoramic views of Teotihuacan. Admire the majesty of the Pyramids of the Sun and the Moon, as well as the vast expanse of the Teotihuacan Valley, all bathed in the golden light of dawn. Flight duration may vary slightly depending on weather conditions. After landing, you&#39;ll be able to purchase professional photos of your flight and participate in a sparkling wine toast to celebrate the incredible experience you&#39;ve just had. You&#39;ll also receive a flight certificate to commemorate your experience. It&#39;s also the perfect time to share your impressions and take memorable photos with the balloon and the landscape as a backdrop. Enjoy some free time to explore the landing area and enjoy breakfast (own expense) at a nearby restaurant. Finally, return to the transport and return to the meeting point. Relax and enjoy the journey as you relive the most exciting moments of the balloon ride. Back at the meeting point, you&#39;ll have completed a magical and unforgettable morning. Discover the magic of the City of the Gods, Teotihuacan, from above with a spectacular hot air balloon flight, including round-trip transportation and a flight certificate. A unique and unforgettable experience you won&#39;t want to miss! Notes: Important: - Flight duration may vary slightly depending on weather conditions. - By order of the Mexican government, it is mandatory to provide the following information for hot air balloon rides: first and last name, weight and health status. - Also, keep in mind that if you weigh more than 100 kilos, each additional kilo will have an additional cost. General restrictions: - Sandals, high heels or flip-flops are not allowed. - It is not permitted to take backpacks, suitcases, bags, rucksacks or any bulky objects into the balloon. - Selfie sticks or any other objects outside the balloon basket are not allowed.

Hot air balloon ride in Teotihuacan

Begin your trip with a breathtaking hot air balloon ride over Teotihuacan, the City of the Gods. As you ascend into the sky, admire the unique perspective of the archaeological site and appreciate its grandeur as the sun rises. After the flight, you&#39;ll enjoy a sparkling wine toast to celebrate the unforgettable experience you&#39;ve just had. You&#39;ll also receive a flight certificate commemorating this magical morning. Next, head to the site entrance for a guided tour of Teotihuacan. Follow your expert guide through the ruins and listen to their in-depth explanations of the history, culture, and architecture of this ancient civilization. Explore the Pyramid of the Sun, one of the largest pyramids in the world, the Pyramid of the Moon, and the Avenue of the Dead, among many other iconic sites. After exploring Teotihuacan, visit a local obsidian workshop to see how this volcanic stone is transformed into beautiful artifacts. Here, you can purchase unique souvenirs to commemorate your visit. Take part in a tequila tasting to savor the purest Mexican flavors and enjoy a traditional Mexican meal at a local restaurant (own expense), where you can sample authentic Mexican dishes. The tour continues with a visit to the Basilica of Guadalupe, one of the most important pilgrimage sites in the world. Your guide will explain the historical and spiritual significance of the temple, which houses the image of the Virgin of Guadalupe. The site includes the Old Basilica, the New Basilica, and several other chapels and monuments, each with its own unique history and architectural style. This visit offers a profound insight into Mexico&#39;s religious heritage and its deep cultural roots. This tour offers a perfect blend of adventure, culture, and history. Each stop on this tour is designed to provide a thorough and engaging exploration of some of Mexico&#39;s most iconic sites, ensuring a day full of discoveries and surprises! Notes: You&#39;ll be dropped off at the same location where you were picked up, although you&#39;ll have the option to stay at the Basilica of Guadalupe for as long as you wish and return on your own. Choose the option that best suits you. Important: - Flight duration may vary slightly depending on weather conditions. - By order of the Mexican Government, it is mandatory to provide the following information for hot air balloon flights: first and last names, weight and health status. - Also, keep in mind that if you weigh more than 100 kilos, each additional kilo will have an additional cost. General restrictions: - Sandals, high heels or flip-flops are not allowed. - It is not permitted to take backpacks, suitcases, bags, rucksacks or any bulky objects into the balloon. - Selfie sticks or any other objects outside the balloon basket are not allowed.

Hot Air Balloon Ride over Teotihuacan and the Sanctuary of Guadalupe

You&#39;ll experience the Mexican soccer league like never before. Mexico City is home to three of the country&#39;s top teams, and you&#39;ll join local fans cheering on the home team while meeting people from around the world. Depending on the league&#39;s schedule, you&#39;ll be able to visit and experience the country&#39;s most iconic soccer stadiums, the Estadio Olímpico Universitario, or one of the largest stadiums in the world, the Estadio Azteca. You&#39;ll learn about their history and the history of Mexican soccer. We&#39;ll also share anecdotes from our own experiences to give you a true sense of the importance of soccer in Mexico. In this experience, you&#39;ll enjoy a game featuring Mexico&#39;s biggest teams: CLUB AMÉRICA or CRUZ AZUL! We&#39;ll be in constant communication with you. We&#39;ll pick you up a couple of hours before the game starts. At the end, after 90 minutes of intense play, we&#39;ll take you back to your hotel and bid you farewell! Notes: - Public transport nearby. - Not wheelchair accessible. - Not accessible to strollers. - Not suitable for pets. - Babies should not sit on laps. - Baby seats are not available. - Not recommended for people with back problems. - This experience involves walking and therefore may not be suitable for travelers with reduced mobility or difficulty walking. - The local host will provide the necessary tickets to access the stadium on the day of the event.

Mexico City: Join a Soccer Game Experience with Locals

Audio Guide in 9 languages: Spanish, English, German, French, Italian, Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese and Russian; Special audio for boys. Ideal for visiting Mexico City in a single day at your own pace and without rushing, with the option to hop on and off as many times as you want with the same ticket throughout the day. We have four different routes. Enjoy the Historic Center Route, which has 19 stops, where you can discover history, architecture, culture, and, of course, authentic Mexican cuisine. The Polanco Route is perfect for enjoying shopping and the city&#39;s most avant-garde architecture during its seven stops. The Southern Route, with a total of 18 stops, is a unique tour of the city&#39;s most bohemian neighborhoods, with a touch of architecture and archaeology. The Basilica Route, with five stops, is the quintessential religious visit. Each route lasts three hours, allowing you to journey through pre-Hispanic, colonial, and modern times in Mexico&#39;s great capital. NOTE: Every Sunday from 08:00 to 14:00 Turibus uses alternative routes on some of its routes as some streets are closed by the Ciclotón. Historical Center Route Stops: Auditorium, Museo del Arte Moderno, Condesa, Cibeles (Plaza Madrid), Casa Lamm, Monumento a la Independencia, Reforma 222, Museo de Cera y Ripley, Glorieta a Colón, Hemiciclo a Juárez, Zócalo, Plaza Manuel Tolsa, Museo Franz Mayer, Monumento a la Revolución, Museo de San Carlos, Reforma-Insurgentes, Monument to Independence, Reforma Rio de la Plata, Museo de Antropología. Polanco Route Stops: Auditorium, Arquímedes Campos Elíseos, Masarik/Moliere, Antara Shopping Center, Museo Soumaya, Hipódromo/Granja Las Américas, Museo del Papalote. Rota Sur Stops: Fuente de la Cibeles, Mercado Roma, World Trade Center, Plaza de Toros México, Avenida de la Paz, Estadio Universitario, Centro Comercial Perisur, Centro Comercial Cuicuilco, Mercado de Flores, Centro Histórico de Tlalpan, Centro Comercial Cuicuilco, Museo Universum, UNAM, Rectoría de la UNAM, Museo de la Acuarela, Centro Histórico Coyoacán, Museo Frida Kahlo, Centro Comercial Plaza Coyoacan. Basilica Route Stops: Zócalo, Garibaldi, Tlatelolco, Basilica, Palacio de los Condes de Miravalle. Notes: Daily frequency: approximately every 30-45 minutes Schedule: Departures from 9:00 to 19:00 hours Ticket validity: 1 day Duration: approximately 3 hours for each route You can board the bus at any of the stops along the route by showing your printed or electronic ticket when boarding. They&#39;ll then issue you a ticket to continue using the service for the rest of the day. The ticket will be validated during the current day.

Turisbus Hop On - Hop Off Tourist Bus Mexico

Explore the National Museum of Anthropology, Mexico&#39;s national museum. It&#39;s the largest and most visited museum in the country, with incredible exhibits! Immerse yourself in Mexico&#39;s pre-Columbian history and culture on this guided tour of the National Museum of Anthropology. Learn fascinating facts about the Aztec and Mayan civilizations while admiring ancient remains, stone statues, and reconstructed tombs. Head to the National Museum of Anthropology, the largest and most visited in Mexico. Begin your exploration on the ground floor, slowly discovering the museum&#39;s thousands of archaeological artifacts. Listen as our local guide reveals the mythology of Mesoamerican cultures and how they influenced modern Mexican society. You&#39;ll visit one of the most important buildings in Latin America, housing rooms with pre-Hispanic evidence of the Mexica, Mayan, Toltec, and other ethnic cultures! Marvel at the colossal stone heads of the Olmec civilization, dating back to the Early Preclassic period. Enter the Mayan Room to see a large collection of incredible murals, as well as a replica of the intricate tomb lid of Pakal. At the end of the corridor, you&#39;ll discover a small-scale model of the ancient capital of Tenochtitlan, the area now known as Mexico City. Also here is the centerpiece of the museum&#39;s collection, the Aztec Sun Stone. Dating back to 1400, this calendar has been hailed by archaeologist Zelia Nullal as the &quot;remarkable monument ever discovered in the Americas.&quot; The discovery day ends on the top floor, where galleries offer information about today&#39;s indigenous populations. See how the descendants of the Aztecs and Mayans live today, with objects ranging from household utensils to art and religious artifacts. It&#39;s undoubtedly a unique experience to learn about Mexico&#39;s history and better understand its modern way of life. Don&#39;t miss it! Notes:

Guided tour of the Museum of Anthropology

Immerse yourself in Mexico&#39;s cultural history with a half-day visit to the National Museum of Anthropology and Chapultepec Castle. Admire the imposing 20th-century murals depicting Mexico&#39;s history, and from atop a hill, enjoy a spectacular panoramic view of Mexico City. We&#39;ll meet at the main entrance of the National Museum of Anthropology, one of the most important museums in Latin America, and learn about the Mayan, Mexica, and Toltec cultures and how they influence and contribute to Mexican society. We&#39;ll see the museum&#39;s numerous artifacts, including the Sun Stone and a replica of a Mayan tomb, and delve into Mexico&#39;s pre-Columbian heritage. To continue our visit, we&#39;ll head to Bosque de Chapultepec, a vast urban park in downtown Mexico City that&#39;s home to Chapultepec Castle, perched atop a hill 2,325 meters above sea level. You&#39;ll be in one of the largest and most visited urban parks in the Americas! We&#39;ll enter the castle, which served as the Imperial Palace and Presidential Residence until 1940, and learn about the country&#39;s colonial and imperial history. Stroll through the property&#39;s numerous halls and rooms, admiring the large number of sculptures and paintings of historical figures. Admire the murals created by 20th-century Mexican artists, including David Alfaro Siqueiros, depicting the fall of the Empire, the Revolution, and Mexico&#39;s independence. Stroll through the castle gardens and enjoy incredible panoramic views of the city. It&#39;s undoubtedly a unique experience to learn about Mexico&#39;s history, explore this fantastic green space, and better understand its modern way of life. Don&#39;t miss it! Notes: - For security reasons, Chapultepec Castle may close without prior notice on rainy days. If this occurs, a partial refund will be provided.

Guided tour of Chapultepec Castle and the Museum of Anthropology

Experience the passion and beauty of flamenco in the heart of Mexico City. Are you ready to be transported to Spain without leaving Mexico City? Book now and enjoy an authentic and vibrant flamenco show at one of the best tablaos in the Americas. Immerse yourself in the music, song, and dance of Andalusia and Spain while sipping a delicious wine. This nighttime activity is a true feast for the senses and a unique opportunity to savor Spanish culture in the heart of Mexico City. You&#39;ll witness the passionate and sensual movements of flamenco dance, accompanied by live music performed by the most talented musicians. The show is performed by renowned artists who master traditional flamenco techniques, so you can expect nothing less than an unforgettable performance. The venue was designed to offer an intimate and welcoming atmosphere that will make you feel like you&#39;re in a traditional Spanish flamenco tablao. The wine selection will make your experience even more memorable. This evening activity is perfect for couples, friends, or anyone looking for a night of entertainment that will leave you speechless. The energy and passion of the flamenco show will awaken all your senses and make you feel as if you&#39;ve crossed the ocean to experience the beauty and charm of Spain. Marvel at the best flamenco music performed live. Enjoy and experience this nighttime activity that will awaken all your senses! Notes: - Don&#39;t forget to bring your identification. - Once at Juncal Tablao Flamenco you must enter through the main entrance.

Flamenco Dinner Live Show

Your evening begins with a warm welcome from your guide, followed by a tasting of traditional Mexican drinks: tequila and mezcal. As you sip these beverages, you&#39;ll begin to delve into the fascinating world of Lucha Libre, hearing stories and anecdotes about its origins and its powerful influence on Mexican popular culture. Next, follow your expert guide on a walk through Mexico City&#39;s historic center, embarking on a journey exploring unique sites, browsing shops filled with wrestling memorabilia, and soaking up the local atmosphere. Along the way, you&#39;ll stop at several traditional cantinas and taquerías to enjoy authentic Mexican flavors, such as pulque and delicious tacos (own expense, not included in the price). Finally, head to one of the city&#39;s legendary arenas—Arena México or Arena Coliseo, depending on the day—where an electrifying spectacle of colorful masks, aerial acrobatics, dramatic rivalries, and raucous fans awaits you. Watch in awe as masked wrestlers take the ring, soar through the air with impressive acrobatics, exchange lightning-fast moves, and enact dramatic stories filled with heroes, villains, betrayal, and redemption. It&#39;s not just a sporting event; it&#39;s a celebration of Mexican identity and passion that will have you screaming, laughing, and completely immersed from start to finish. This tour is perfect if you want to experience the folkloric spirit of Mexico City in a fun, safe, and 100% local way. Prepare to be excited, laugh, and amazed! Notes: - Bring comfortable walking shoes, a valid ID, and cash (Mexican pesos). - The use of cameras in the stadium is prohibited. - On Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays, use the metrobus to go to the stadium, as it is too far to walk.

Mexican Night: Wrestling, Alcoholic Drinks, and Walking Tour

Visit Mexico City&#39;s most iconic sites in a unique way, admiring the city lights as you stroll past the most iconic sites on this nighttime walking tour. The tour begins in the city&#39;s historic center, specifically at the iconic Palace of Fine Arts, considered Mexico City&#39;s most important cultural site. Next, you&#39;ll head to the Post Office and Madero Street, where you&#39;ll learn about their history and discover the fascinating buildings located there, such as the Casa de Los Azulejos (House of Tiles) and a former Franciscan convent, among others. To continue the tour, you&#39;ll visit the Zócalo, where we can admire the National Palace and the Metropolitan Cathedral of Mexico City, one of the most important buildings of Hispanic-American architecture and a World Heritage Site since 1987. Then, we&#39;ll continue to the Templo Mayor to visit the ruins outside, where our local guide will tell you all about its history. To conclude this experience, you&#39;ll visit the Torre Latinoamericana, a 44-story skyscraper inspired by New York&#39;s Empire State Building, which features a rooftop observation deck offering the best views of the city. This building was the tallest in Mexico City from its construction in 1956 until 2004. You&#39;ll be able to enjoy the views from the top if you choose this option! Without a doubt, it is a magical experience to experience the city&#39;s nightlife. Notes: You should bring comfortable shoes, a raincoat and warm clothing.

Mexico City Night Tour

Enjoy a full-day tour of the most beautiful and important historical sites outside of Mexico City: Puebla, Cholula, and Tonantzintla. You&#39;ll begin your day departing from Mexico City. During the journey, you&#39;ll pass through stunning mountain landscapes as you head east. Admire the stunning and beautiful views afforded by the Popocatépetl and Iztaccíhuatl volcanoes, currently active and bearing large glaciers on their cones. After this enchanting journey in a comfortable bus, you&#39;ll arrive in the historic city of Cholula. This site is named after the goddess Cholula, known as the goddess of life, light, and fertility, which is why Quetzalcóatl was considered a sacred city. From here, we&#39;ll head to Santa María de Tonantzintla, a unique church that combines two coexisting religious interpretations: Indigenous and Christian. In fact, it&#39;s considered the most representative church of Indigenous Baroque art. Besides visiting this beautiful monument, you&#39;ll have the opportunity to learn even more about the history and culture of this unique place. But the visit doesn&#39;t end there! You&#39;ll visit Puebla, known for its traditional cuisine, colonial architecture, and ceramics. Here, on a tour with a local guide, you&#39;ll visit the Cathedral and the historic center of Puebla, on a beautiful tour that will take you to the most important and iconic sites of this &#39;City of Angels.&#39; Before returning to Mexico City, you&#39;ll have the opportunity to sample local cuisine, visit the Parian Market, and enjoy some free time to explore the surrounding area on your own. This is Puebla&#39;s most famous crafts market, boasting over 112 shops decorated with Talavera bricks and tiles. Here you&#39;ll find all kinds of traditional crafts from the region, including its iconic tableware, wax figures, and all kinds of ceramics. Without a doubt, it&#39;s a cultural, traditional, and scenic tour, where you&#39;ll get to see many iconic places from all over Mexico! Notes: - Due to government immigration regulations, all passengers must present their passport, whether physical, digital, or photocopied, to prove their legal residence in Mexico. If someone does not present the physical document, they must show the passport page with the entry stamp, as well as the page with the individual&#39;s information.

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