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: Fast-Track Entry + Guided Tour from Mexico City + Optional Lunch

Explore the diverse cultures of Mexico past and present

National Museum of Anthropology: Skip The Line Ticket

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

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

Torre Latinoamericana: Fast Track Ticket

Get a glimpse of Mexico's history at Chapultepec Castle with your guide

Chapultepec Castle: Skip The Line Ticket + Guided Tour

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

Chapultepec Castle: Skip The Line Ticket

Visit Teotihuacán's ancient pyramids and learn about their past

Teotihuacán Pyramids: Skip The Line Ticket + Guided Walking Tour

Learn about the legacy of the Maya, Aztec, and Zapotec cultures

National Museum of Anthropology: Entry Ticket + Guided Tour

See self-portraits and personal belongings

Museo Frida Kahlo: Entry Ticket

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

Renowned chef Abel Hernandez has created a unique tour of Coyacán, Mexico City, blending culture and culinary specialties for an unforgettable experience. Coyoacán, steeped in colonial heritage, boasts churches, convents, and 16th-century houses adorned with colorful facades and traditional plazas. The neighborhood has a rich artistic legacy, having been home to prominent figures such as Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera. Visitors can enjoy traditional Mexican dishes, street food, and international cuisine in charming settings. Our journey begins in a typical Mexican food court, where we will begin our tastings, giving you a glimpse into local life in Mexico through the vibrancy and dynamism. Next, we&#39;ll explore a local market, delving into Mexican cuisine with insights into spices, ingredients, and moles. At the Coyoacán market, we&#39;ll indulge in fresh local tacos and gorditas. Even though Mexican food has hundreds of years of history, there&#39;s always someone who created the first taco. Our tour continues with a visit to the taqueria known for creating the first El Pastor, where we&#39;ll savor the authenticity of its cuisine. Another taqueria awaits, where you can enjoy traditional Mexican sweets. Chef Abel Hernandez has carefully curated a variety of options to ensure an exceptional culinary adventure in this vibrant neighborhood. Whether you&#39;re sampling historic dishes or contemporary flavors, the selection promises to be impressive. Notes: Dress Code: Comfortable casual clothing. Physical Difficulty Level: Able to walk for 45 minutes (1.5 miles or 2.4 km).

Coyoacán: Abel Hernandez&#39;s Market and Tacos

Renowned chef Abel Hernandez has designed a captivating tour of two of Mexico City&#39;s trendiest neighborhoods: Roma and Condesa. Get ready to savor the city&#39;s most authentic and traditional tacos amidst these vibrant and modern venues. Roma stands out as a cultural hub, home to art galleries, theaters, and modern cafes that attract artists, writers, and intellectuals, enriching its lively artistic community. In contrast, Condesa is known for its bohemian charm, characterized by tree-lined streets, boutiques, and inviting sidewalk cafes. Here, we&#39;ll find Art Deco features blended with Spanish colonial and modernist influences. Our journey begins at one of Mexico City&#39;s most iconic markets, where we&#39;ll gain insights into the production and sourcing of raw ingredients. From there, we&#39;ll stroll through Roma, stopping at unique street food spots and taquerias curated by renowned chef Abel Hernandez. Street food is deeply rooted in Mexican culture, and Roma offers endless options curated by chef Abel Hernandez. We&#39;ll have the opportunity to savor the best special Campechano and visit the authentic taquerias that create El Pastor, ensuring the ultimate local culinary experience. Notes: Dress Code: Comfortable casual clothing. Physical Difficulty Level: Able to walk for 45 minutes (1.1 miles or 1.7 km).

Mexico City: Tacos in Roma-Condesa by Abel Hernandez

Chef Eduardo Palazuelo has designed a unique tour of Coyacán, Mexico City, blending culture and culinary experiences for an enjoyable experience. Coyoacán, steeped in colonial heritage, boasts churches, convents, and 16th-century houses adorned with colorful facades and traditional plazas. The neighborhood has a rich artistic legacy, having been home to prominent figures such as Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera. Coyoacán is known for its laid-back lifestyle, artisan markets, and diverse culinary scene. Visitors can enjoy traditional Mexican dishes, street food, and international cuisine in charming settings. We&#39;ll start by selecting a traditional Mexican restaurant where we&#39;ll sample four different moles with tortillas and mezcal. Remember to let us know your seasoning preferences—but never say &quot;I like it very spicy&quot; to a Mexican chef! Next, we&#39;ll visit a local fruit market showcasing rare regional produce. Alongside, we&#39;ll enjoy some appetizers, or &quot;antojitos,&quot; with another mezcal tasting, offering insights into pre-Columbian gastronomy and regional cheeses. A culinary experience wouldn&#39;t be complete without some coffee and some sweets; churros are essential on any Mexican visit. Eduardo Palazuelos draws inspiration from the rich regional traditions and cultures reflected in the moles, each characterized by local ingredients and family recipes. With an expertly curated selection, this tour promises a delicious exploration of Mexico&#39;s culinary heritage. Notes: Dress Code: Comfortable casual clothing. Physical Difficulty Level: Able to walk for 45 minutes (1.5 miles or 1.7 km).

Touren und Tickets in Mexico City

Frida Kahlo & Anahuacalli Museum: Entry Ticket + Digital Guide

Museo Frida Kahlo: Entry Ticket + Guided Tour

Teotihuacán: Fast-Track Entry + Guided Tour from Mexico City + Optional Lunch

National Museum of Anthropology: Skip The Line Ticket

Xochimilco, Coyoacan & Frida Kahlo Museum Tour

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

Torre Latinoamericana: Fast Track Ticket

Chapultepec Castle: Skip The Line Ticket + Guided Tour

Chapultepec Castle: Skip The Line Ticket

Teotihuacán Pyramids: Skip The Line Ticket + Guided Walking Tour

National Museum of Anthropology: Entry Ticket + Guided Tour

Museo Frida Kahlo: Entry Ticket

Hot air balloon ride in Teotihuacan

Coyoacán: Abel Hernandez's Market and Tacos

Mexico City: Tacos in Roma-Condesa by Abel Hernandez

Coyoacán: Mole and Mezcal by Eduardo Palazuelos

Attraktionen in Mexico City

Frida Kahlo & Anahuacalli Museum: Entry Ticket + Digital Guide

Museo Frida Kahlo: Entry Ticket + Guided Tour

Teotihuacán: Fast-Track Entry + Guided Tour from Mexico City + Optional Lunch

National Museum of Anthropology: Skip The Line Ticket

Xochimilco, Coyoacan & Frida Kahlo Museum Tour

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

Torre Latinoamericana: Fast Track Ticket

Chapultepec Castle: Skip The Line Ticket + Guided Tour

Chapultepec Castle: Skip The Line Ticket

Teotihuacán Pyramids: Skip The Line Ticket + Guided Walking Tour

National Museum of Anthropology: Entry Ticket + Guided Tour

Museo Frida Kahlo: Entry Ticket

Hot air balloon ride in Teotihuacan

Coyoacán: Abel Hernandez&#39;s Market and Tacos

Mexico City: Tacos in Roma-Condesa by Abel Hernandez

Coyoacán: Mole and Mezcal by Eduardo Palazuelos

Attraktionen in Mexico City

Coyoacán: Abel Hernandez's Market and Tacos