Bread is one of the most important elements of Mexican gastronomy. Together we will discover how easy and delicious it is to create Mexican bread. You can choose to create the delicious bread of the dead, which is made specifical... More

Casa Kahlo, located steps from Frida Kahlo's Casa Azul, invites visitors to explore a unique cultural space that reveals the intimate life of Mexico’s beloved artist. This new museum showcases an exclusive collection of Frida’... More

I open the doors of my home to share a family tradition. You’ll learn to prepare mole poblano with a recipe inherited from generations, while enjoying music, gastronomy and histories of Mexican culture. In the end you will get a... More

Discover Teotihuacan the direct way—no shops, just history. Explore the ancient city with a certified history and archaeology guide, who will lead you through its most iconic monuments while uncovering the origins, greatness, an... More

Discover the most beautiful corners of the city on a scenic tour of Coyoacán, the Xochimilco canals and visit the Central Building of the UNAM. Our first visit is the central building of the University of Mexico, an artistic mur... More

Follow the artistic worlds of Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera and Juan O’Gorman on a private journey through three landmark sites in Mexico City. Begin at the Museo Casa Estudio Diego Rivera y Frida Kahlo, one of Latin America’s pi... More

This isn't a standard walking tour — it's a curated sensory experience through one of Mexico City's most storied neighborhoods. Each stop along the route is paired with a carefully chosen soundtrack that brings the architecture... More

Discover the secrets and mysteries of the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe. We will meet at the monument to John Paul II, a few meters from the entrance. From there we will analyze the iconography and meanings of the painting o... More

Leave your worries in store as you explore North Rome and Condesa in Mexico City, the city’s trendiest colonies. Our service offers the confidence to store luggage in individual lockers, allowing you to enjoy the best parks, res... More

This tour becomes unique because it offers you very interesting historical and tourist information carried with humor and easy-to-understand language as if it were a story, your guide will always support you to clarify your doubts... More

On this tour we will travel through the Ixta-Popo National Park until we reach the Magic Town of Cholula to admire the largest pyramid in the world and get to know the Church of the Virgen de los Remedios. We will continue to Tona... More

Discover Mexico City's vibrant San Juan Market on this culinary tour, where exotic flavors and gourmet tastings await. Sample traditional delights like venison quesadillas, handmade sopes, and even edible insects, all paired with ... More

One of the best things to do in Mexico City during Mondays when all museums are closed and also for the Lagunilla's Sunday funday :) Markets are Mexican culture at its best. They are an essential part of the country where you fee... More

From the moment you book, you’ll have direct contact with me, Alan, who will be your driver. No middlemen or third-party operators—what you see is what you get. I am a seasoned local guide, a Mexican and British national, who ... More

Discover the greatness of Teotihuacan in an experience that goes beyond a sightseeing tour. Accompanied by an expert guide, you will tour the legendary Causeway of the Dead as you discover the history, archaeology, myths and profo... More

A very exciting walking experience through time and history with the most iconic and important places in Mexico Downtown. Learn about Mexico's culture and architecture and get a deeper knowledge of the city. Get very nice photos w... More

We will meet at the main entrance of the Museum of Anthropology to begin a guided tour exploring the origins of Mesoamerican cultures. The National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City is the most important museum in Latin Americ... More

A small place that will remind you of a little European town in Mexico: Val’Quirico, which was inspired by the Italian Tuscany. Discover its amazing architecture, touring this charming place where you’ll find different spaces ... More

We will visit the most important buildings and places that define the History and Architecture of Downtown Mexico City, which, until the late XIXth Century, used to be the entire town. It sounds crazy but, in the same district. ... More

Delve into Mexico City’s most enigmatic side with “Prophecies of Power: Corn, Tarot and Mexican Spirits,” a historical and sensory journey that reveals how divination, mysticism and the supernatural have influenced Mexico’... More