Attractions: House of Tiles

This self-guided audio experience on your smartphone will take you through Mexico City's most important historical milestones. Using the app's map, you can follow a suggested route and explore the city at your own pace. Once the tour is downloaded the app works offline, and the narration will be clearly audible through your headphones. Along the way you will encounter 25 points of interest, each illustrated and accompanied by commentary from a professional historian presented in an accessible, non-academic style. The guide provides insights into the lives of the ancient Aztecs, explains some of the reasons behind their conquest by the conquistadors, and shows how aspects of Aztec culture have been preserved in contemporary Mexican traditions. As you move through the city you will hear stories and legends that bring these moments of history to life, all without needing to keep up with a tour group.

Many visitors feel they’ve seen Mexico City after stopping at the main squares and monuments. Yet the city’s real character often hides in its vibrant streets, historic corners and the stories only locals tell. Exploring on your own, you may miss those layers and the details that make the place memorable. On this walking tour in Mexico City, a local guide will adapt the route to your interests, balancing well-known sights with lesser-known corners. As you move through the streets, you’ll see familiar landmarks alongside hidden gems, and hear neighbourhood histories and anecdotes that bring the city to life. Along the way, your guide will point out the small details and cultural touches that often go unnoticed, helping you understand why these places matter to residents. The experience is designed to give you a deeper sense of the city’s heart and stories, so you’ll leave with a clearer picture of life in Mexico City and memories that go beyond the usual postcard views.

Immerse yourself in the art and history of Mexico with this private tour of the Zocalo. Accompanied by Erick an expert local guide. We will walk along the emblematic Madero Street towards the Zócalo. Throughout the tour, your guide will reveal urban legends, historical architecture (Postcard Palace, Casa de los Azulejos) and the events that defined Mexico. We will finish in front of the Metropolitan Cathedral and the National Palace, understanding the relevance of this ceremonial center from the Mexica era to today. Private 2-hour experience, with personalized attention and flexible pace. Ideal for a deep dive into the heart of the CDMX.

In Mexico City’s Historic Center, this walking experience blends history, architecture and local flavour into one connected walk. As you move through the streets with a guide who’s passionate about local culture, you’ll uncover the city’s best-kept secrets and hear stories that put the buildings and plazas into context. The focus remains on authentic neighbourhood life, so you’ll see the area from a local point of view rather than a purely tourist lens. At the end of the tour, we’ll take you to try real street tacos, just like any chilango would. You won’t be taken to touristy restaurants; expect to eat standing up, enjoy spicy salsa and share plenty of laughter. The walk combines visual history, architectural highlights and the smells and flavours of the city, offering a full experience for all your senses.

In the heart of Mexico City's historic downtown, you'll embark on a street food odyssey through colourful streets and lively neighbourhood corners. You will stroll at a relaxed pace, sampling classic local bites and soaking up the atmosphere as you move through the city centre. Along the way you will taste tacos al pastor and savour the sweet notes of pan dulce, enjoying flavours that reflect everyday Mexican life. Your guide will feel like a friend sharing the best parts of their city — your Mexican BFF (we promise) — and will keep the mood conversational, with laughter, local stories and genuine warmth. Conversations may include tips about the food, its traditions and the neighbourhoods you pass through. This experience centres on food, friendly company and exploring the vibrant streets of Mexico City's historic downtown. It is designed to be more than a tour: you will enjoy good food, easy conversation and a welcoming glimpse into local life.

You’ll take a relaxed walking photoshoot through downtown Mexico City, moving along streets that host the city’s important historical sites. The shoot may take place during the day or at night, depending on the look you want for your photographs. As you move through the streets, the photographer will guide you and frame each shot to make the most of the surroundings. If it’s your first time being photographed, the photographer will give practical tips on posing so you feel comfortable and enjoy the experience. After the walking tour and photo shoot, you will receive the 20 best‑edited photographs via a download link so you can keep a visual record of your time in amazing Mexico City. I suggest you wear comfortable shoes for the walk.

This walk through the historic centre of Mexico City is led by certified guides who will share the secrets and subtle magic of one of the largest cities in the world. You’ll move at an unhurried pace in a relaxed, informative atmosphere. Along the way the guides will explain the city's origins and important moments from its past, letting you experience up close the birth of this place. The experience focuses on history and storytelling rather than shopping or dining. There are no visits to shops or restaurants; instead, you’ll spend your time listening to local knowledge, asking questions, and taking in the character of the historic centre. The tone is friendly and educational, so you’ll come away with a clearer sense of how Mexico City began and how its past shapes the city today.

In downtown Mexico City, every step will take you back in time. Your certified tour guide will meet you on time at the agreed meeting point and lead you on a historical walk through the streets of the second-largest city in America. Along the way you will hear interesting facts about the places you pass and gain context for the layers of history around you. You will start a couple of streets away from the Zócalo and walk past more than ten historic buildings, including the National Palace, the Metropolitan Cathedral and the Templo Mayor ruins. As you move through the area you will also see the Gran Hotel de la Ciudad de Mexico and finish the walk at the Bellas Artes Palace. Your guide will try to immerse you in what Mexico City has been through over more than 700 years, pointing out architectural details and stories that link the sites together.

This VIP private tour in Mexico City aims to make your visit as enjoyable and personal as possible. It is designed to introduce you to the city’s history, traditions and local folklore, sharing stories and context that you may only experience with a local guide. As you move through the city, the focus will be on meaningful encounters that explain how Mexico City’s past and customs shape everyday life today. Your guides will try their best to put a smile on your face while teaching you about this vibrant city. Along the way you should feel safe and comfortable, with attention given to making the experience relaxed and engaging. The tour aims to show you the best of Mexico City in a way that helps you understand its culture and feel confident exploring more on your own.

On this art and street food tour you will taste the history of Mexico as you visit the emblematic places of the Historic Centre. The route focuses on the murals of Mexico’s most important art movement and highlights works by its leading figures, Diego Rivera, Orozco and Siqueiros. As you move through the centre, you’ll explore the themes and stories behind the murals and see how they reflect the country’s culture and past. Along the way you will sample authentic street food, from tacos and tlacoyos to fresh jugos, coffee or chocolate and pan dulce. While tasting these dishes, you’ll learn why Mexican cuisine is considered UNESCO’s Patrimony of Humanity. The tour blends visual art and local gastronomy into a two‑in‑one experience that brings together lively culture and traditional flavours.

On this private tour of Mexico City, you’ll have the chance to explore the capital at your own pace with dedicated transport and local expertise. You’ll have a private driver and an official tour guide at your disposal throughout the experience. Travel in a private luxury, air‑conditioned vehicle as you move between sights and neighbourhoods. Along the way, you’ll learn about Mexico City’s place as the country’s largest and most populous metropolis and about its cultural and financial importance. The tour highlights the city’s most emblematic monuments, and you’ll see landmarks such as the Main Temple, the National Palace and the Metropolitan Cathedral of Mexico. Your guide will provide historical and cultural context as you view these sites, helping you understand their significance within the wider story of the city.

This experience introduces you to the cultural, historical and artistic heart of Mexico City. You will step into the Zócalo, one of the world’s largest public squares, and see the iconic historic buildings that frame it, including the National Palace and the Metropolitan Cathedral. Along the way, you will move through layers of Mexican history and art as you explore these central landmarks. The itinerary also takes you to hidden gems such as the Templo Mayor, an ancient Aztec temple complex, and the Mexico Grand Hotel, where history and luxury meet. As you explore these sites, you will learn about Mexico City’s past and the artistic traditions that shaped it, experiencing a range of archaeological, colonial and architectural highlights. The overall focus is on immersion in the city’s history, art and culture, with opportunities to appreciate both well-known landmarks and lesser-seen places.

If you are looking for an alternative and unconventional vision of the history and culture of Mexico, the Poetry Tour is ideal for you. The experience will introduce poetic responses to Mexico’s past and present, offering new Latin American perspectives that foreground feeling, language and cultural context rather than a conventional historical narrative. As you move through the tour, you will explore themes and voices that reframe familiar stories about identity, memory and place. Along the way there may be readings, contextual commentary and opportunities for reflection or discussion, so you can connect the poems to broader cultural and historical ideas. You don't have to be an expert or a writer to join — the tour is designed for anyone curious about fresh ways of seeing Mexico and regional literary visions. By the end of the experience, you should have a clearer sense of how poetry can open different ways of understanding Mexico’s culture and history. The focus remains on offering an evocative, thoughtful encounter with Latin American literary perspectives rather than a standard sightseeing tour.

Unlike the usual tourist bus experience, this outing will take you out of Mexico City to the archaeological site of Teotihuacan, where you’ll see the famous pyramids. Along the way you’ll sample local treats such as cactus candy and sip on ancient pre‑Hispanic brews, giving you a taste of regional flavours that many visitors miss. A highlight of the experience will be dining at a local family home, where authentic dishes are made and served by the hosts. As you move through the day you’ll explore the pyramids, enjoy traditional flavours and support local family businesses, adding a more personal dimension to your visit.

You’ll find a friendly, informative and inclusive atmosphere in the Historic Center of Mexico City. The host’s clear explanations will help you feel at home as you explore the heart of the city. Along the way, the tone will be relaxed and welcoming, so you can ask questions and follow the conversation at your own pace. The focus of the experience is learning about the culture and history of this beloved area. You will hear accessible, engaging explanations that make the stories and context easy to understand. The approach is pleasant and personal, so you will come away with a deeper feel for the Historic Center’s heritage without any hurry or formality.