Explore one of Mexico City's most famous art attractions

Frida Kahlo & Anahuacalli Museum: Entry Ticket + Digital Guide

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

Explore the diverse cultures of Mexico past and present

National Museum of Anthropology: Skip The Line Ticket

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

Museo Frida Kahlo: Entry Ticket + Guided Tour

Experience Mexico's rich art history in this stunning museum

Palacio de Bellas Artes: Entry Ticket + Guided Tour

Explore Aztec civilization at an archaeological site of continuing importance

Museo del Templo Mayor: Entry Ticket

Explore three pivotal Mexican historical sites in one day!

Teotihuacan, Basilica of Guadalupe & Tlatelolco: Guided Tour + Optional Lunch

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

National Museum of Anthropology: Entry Ticket + Guided Tour

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

Chapultepec Castle: Skip The Line Ticket

See self-portraits and personal belongings

Museo Frida Kahlo: Entry Ticket

Learn about historical events and visit a historically significant tomb

Leon Trotsky's House Museum: Guided Tour

Dance to traditional Mexican music and see colorful folk costumes

Mexico City: Mexican Folklore Ballet

Frida Kahlo & Anahuacalli Museum + Anthropology Museum: Skip the Line

View a collection of Frida's personal artifacts and explore her creative process

Casa Kahlo: Skip The Line Entry

On our way to Teotihuacan, we will visit the archaeological site of Tlatelolco, centered on the Plaza de las Tres Culturas, an important pre-Columbian Aztec city and one of the most important commercial centers in Mesoamerica. We will continue to Teotihuacan, the city born of the gods, in the Nahuatl language. With more than With 2,500 years of history, this enigmatic archaeological site boasts magnificent temples: the Quetlzalpapalotl (bird-butterfly), the Feathered Hoof, the Pyramid of the Moon and the impressive Pyramid of the Sun, among others. After visiting the temples, you&#39;ll be guided to a local restaurant for lunch (not included). Next door is a craft workshop where visitors can learn about typical local crafts, such as natural fiber textiles and obsidian ornaments. The Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe (Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe), Mexico&#39;s largest religious shrine, is our next stop. This Roman Catholic church houses the original Tilma of San Juan Diego, which features the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe. It is considered the largest and most important Catholic pilgrimage shrine in the Americas. Our last stop and final stop on the tour will be Paseo de la Reforma. Here you can explore Mexico City&#39;s iconic landmarks, such as the Zona Rosa, the iconic Angel of Independence, and world-class shopping malls. Notes: Please confirm your meeting point and pick up time at least 24 hours before your service. Wear comfortable shoes and clothes. Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a cap or hat, and extra cash.

Visit Basilica of Guadalupe, Tlatelolco and Pyramids of Teotihuacan - Full Day

Explore spaces where light and color interact and learn about architecture

Casa Ortega: Luis Barragan Legacy Guided Tour

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

Mexico City

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 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

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

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

Mexico City has a long history. It was the ancient capital of the Aztec Empire, and after the Spanish occupation, numerous cathedrals and buildings were built that became historical landmarks of the city and remain key points of interest to this day. During this tour, you&#39;ll visit Mexico City&#39;s most important sites. The National Museum of Art is proof of this, as it houses Mexican works of art from the second half of the 16th century to the first half of the 20th century. It&#39;s located in the city&#39;s historic center, where other historic buildings of interest can be found. The National Bank of Mexico will give you a glimpse into the country&#39;s economy. This is where the Mexican peso, the national currency, was born, and where the economy began to circulate. Undoubtedly, an imperial building filled with offices and floors with a thousand stories to tell. Another building not to be missed is the Postal Palace of Mexico, home to the Mexican post office. Also known as Correo Mayor, it features various architectural styles from around the world and gold-plated details that will take your breath away. Finally, the Palace of Fine Arts, the country&#39;s main hub for artistic and cultural activities, is an exceptional building with beautiful murals by famous Mexican artists, a bronze entrance, and grand white marble interiors. Don&#39;t miss this historic journey through Mexico City! Notes: For reasons of force majeure, the National Museum of Art (MUNAL) may be inaccessible.

Tour of Mexico City&#39;s palaces and historic buildings

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.

Guided tour of Puebla and Cholula from Mexico City

With this tour, you&#39;ll visit two important Mexican cities: Cuernavaca and Taxco, and enjoy the opportunity to visit a pre-Hispanic mine! First, you&#39;ll visit Cuernavaca, known as the Land of Eternal Spring due to its temperate climate and vibrant atmosphere with fascinating spiritual sites, making it a welcoming destination. This small city is a cultural landmark in Mexico, brimming with history, spas, beautiful landscapes, and royal palaces. Cuernavaca&#39;s high-society culture animates the city with extravagant palaces, gastronomic experiences, and spiritual heritage. The next stop will be Taxco, a small town rich in history located on the slopes of Cerro Atache, a national monument of Mexico. Here you&#39;ll explore its ancient history and enjoy panoramic views of the entire city until you reach the Ciudad de la Plata. The unique cobblestone streets, extravagant art, and impressive Baroque-inspired churches will make the visit worthwhile. You&#39;ll also be able to see several museums and historical art and get up close to the Temple of Santa Prisca, which is the pinnacle of Mexican Baroque architecture and represents a period of incredible craftsmanship, ambition, and imagination. Finally, you&#39;ll have the opportunity to visit a pre-Hispanic mine in this city, as Taxco became the first major mining center where the Spanish operated. Even today, silver remains abundant in the local mine, and tourists can take the elevator up and see it all for themselves. The silvery metals illuminate the entire mine as it descends, making you feel like you&#39;re in another world! Taxco and Cuernavaca are popular tourist destinations for many reasons. These charming cities are two of the best you&#39;ll find in all of Mexico. There&#39;s so much to see and explore that you&#39;ll enjoy every minute! Notes: - Due to government immigration regulations, all passengers must present their passport, whether physical, digital, or photocopied, to prove their legal stay 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. - Please be aware that this tour involves moderate walking over uneven terrain.

Taxco, Cuernavaca and the pre-Hispanic mine

The adventure begins with a visit to the Plaza de las Tres Culturas, Tlatelolco&#39;s main square, where you&#39;ll learn about the three main periods of Mexican history: pre-Columbian, Spanish colonial, and the modern, independent mestizo nation. Stop by the Church of Santiago, built on Aztec ruins in 1522, and discover the Aztecs&#39; last stand against conquistador Hernán Cortés. Visit Mexico&#39;s largest shrine, the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, where Mexico&#39;s patron saint, Our Lady of Guadalupe, is believed to have appeared to Saint Juan Diego. Here, at the site that houses Saint Juan Diego&#39;s tilma (cloak), you can admire the old and new basilicas. On the way to Teotihuacan, you can savor authentic Mexican flavors with an optional liquor tasting and lunch. Next, explore the 2,500-year-old settlement of Teotihuacan, the birthplace of the gods. Contemplate the site&#39;s mysterious origins as you walk the 4-km-long Avenue of the Dead, marvel at the 243 steps of the Pyramid of the Sun, and admire the jade and obsidian decorations of the Pyramid of the Moon. Admire the bird ornamentation on the pillars of the Palace of Quetzalpapalotl and admire the size of the serpent deity in the Temple of the Feathered Serpent. Without a doubt, the Teotihuacán tour is a unique experience that you cannot miss. Notes: - This activity is not suitable for people in wheelchairs.

Guided tour of Teotihuacan and the Basilica of Guadalupe

Experience the awe-inspiring City of the Gods like never before with an exclusive morning tour of the Teotihuacan pyramids, one of the world&#39;s most iconic archaeological sites! Arriving at the site as soon as it opens, you&#39;ll enjoy the exceptional tranquility of Teotihuacan before the tourist crowds arrive, immersing yourself in the mystical atmosphere of this ancient city. With a knowledgeable local guide at your side, explore the extraordinary structures that have stood for over 2,500 years and are considered the mythological birthplace of the gods, and marvel at their scale, artistry, and significance. Admire the impressive Pyramid of the Sun, conquer its 243 steps, and marvel at its majesty. Stroll along the 4-km-long Avenue of the Dead, discover the intricately decorated Pyramid of the Moon, and admire the bird and butterfly motifs that adorn the columns of the Palace of Quetzalpapalotl. Don&#39;t miss the impressive serpent and bird sculptures at the Temple of the Feathered Serpent, a true testament to the artistic mastery of this ancient civilization. After exploring the wonders of Teotihuacan, you&#39;ll visit an obsidian workshop, where you can learn about ancient crafts, enjoy a tequila tasting, and even take home a unique piece if you wish. Afterwards, you&#39;ll have time to enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant (not included in the price), where you can savor traditional Mexican dishes and reflect on an unforgettable day before returning to Mexico City. This extraordinary adventure is designed to fully immerse you in the history, culture, and mysticism of ancient Mexico. Without a doubt, this tour is more than just a visit: it&#39;s a journey to the heart of Mexico&#39;s cultural and historical heritage. Don&#39;t just see Teotihuacan, experience it! Notes:

Guided tour with early access to Teotihuacán

Venture on one of Mexico City&#39;s most colorful and enriching tours! This immersive experience combines art, history, and tradition, taking travelers to the iconic Frida Kahlo Museum, the majestic murals of UNAM, the colonial charm of Coyoacán, and the vibrant canals of Xochimilco, known as the Place of Flowers. The trip begins in Coyoacán, whose name in Nahuatl means &quot;place of the coyotes.&quot; A local guide shares the origins and cultural significance of this historic neighborhood, once home to artists, revolutionaries, and intellectuals. There&#39;s time to stroll its cobblestone streets and, for those who wish, enjoy a light breakfast (not included). For those who choose the museum option, the next stop is the Frida Kahlo Museum, also known as La Casa Azul. This cobalt-blue house, where Frida was born and later died, offers a deeply personal glimpse into her life and work. The museum displays her artwork, folk art, pre-Hispanic artifacts, and personal objects that reflect her unique vision and lasting legacy. The tour continues to Ciudad Universitaria, the main campus of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the campus is home to more than 110 murals, including masterpieces by Diego Rivera and David Alfaro Siqueiros. The guide provides information on the symbolism and historical context of these monumental works. Next, the experiment continues to Xochimilco, one of Frida&#39;s favorite places and a living vestige of ancient Mexico. Upon arrival, a stop is made at a local restaurant to enjoy a traditional Mexican lunch, included only for those who selected the lunch option. The day concludes with a ride on a trajinera, a colorful gondola-like vessel that glides through Xochimilco&#39;s ancient canals. Surrounded by floating gardens, festive music, and a vibrant landscape, this final activity offers a joyful celebration of Mexico&#39;s living heritage. Notes: If you want to visit the Frida Kahlo Museum, you must select this option. If you don&#39;t, you won&#39;t be able to visit. Please note when booking that the Frida Kahlo Museum is closed on Mondays.

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