44 activitati in Mexico City, MEXICO

This full-day guided tour will take you to the spiritual heartland of Mexico, visiting two of this fascinating country's most important monuments: the shrine of the Virgin of Guadalupe and the archaeological site of Teotihuacan with its impressive pyramids. Highlights - Be treated to a unique spiritual experience - Explore many archaeological monuments in Teotihuacan with the help of a guide - See the most visited religious site in Latin America After being picked up from your hotel we leave Mexico City heading for the ruined city of Teotihuacan, also known as the City of the Gods. At its zenith in the 1st millennium AD, this was one of the largest cities in the Americas with over 100,000 inhabitants. Accompanied by your local guide you'll explore the magnificent Pyramids of the Sun and the Moon, the Avenue of the Dead and the Temples of Quetzacoatl and the Butterflies. Then we'll move on to the Shrine of our Lady of Guadalupe, the most visited religious site in Latin America. The Shrine was built in 1531 after a local peasant saw a vision of a girl surrounded by light, asking that a church be built in her honour. She identified herself as the Virgin Mary and left an image of herself imprinted miraculously on his peasant cloak. The shrine itself is a wonderful example of Spanish Baroque Art and is one of the most important pilgrimage sites for Roman Catholics in the world. Languages English and Spanish.

The tour begins in Chapultepec Park, then circulates along Avenida Reforma in the cycle lane and admires the "Angel of Independence." Easy passage with multiple stops for pictures in the Historic Center, at the Museum of Fine Arts and listen to memorable moments of history and curiosities about emblematic places of the Emperor. Hop on; We'll ride back in time through a thousand years forest´s history, where epic scenes unfolded leaving their mark all over Reforma Avenue in the shape of altars and monuments, in testimony to the royalty that once ruled. Easy pace bike ride along the largest dedicated bike lane in Mexico city and their iconics circles; escorted by our trained cycling team, you just need to smile and get the best selfie with Angel and Diana.

Bring out your adventurous side and hike up the Iztaccihuatl volcano for a tour that explores the wilder side of Mexico. Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and head to the peaceful tranquility of the mountains for stunning views atop the third highest mountain in the country. Start your morning with an energy boost with a traditional breakfast of quesadillas, tamales, birria or other dishes at the foot of the volcano before your adventure begins to the top of the ‘The Sleeping Woman’. We continue the next part of the journey by car to ‘La Joya’, the famous ‘Paso de Cortés’, located at 3,700 metres altitude where Spanish conquistadores crossed on their way to Tenochtitlan in 1519. From here, we take an intermediate route ascending towards the top by foot. Stunning landscapes will evolve before your eyes as you climb further up and you’ll witness the changing climates and flora. Experience complete tranquillity once we climb to between 4,200 and 4,800 metres, where you’ll see the spectacular glacier and equally spectacular views over Popocatepetl, ‘smoking mountain’ and companion to Iztaccihuatl. Take time to disconnect, take photos and admire the views before we descend back down and return to Mexico City. We will arrive back into the city for approximately 6pm, in plenty of time for you to enjoy the evening and reflect on the day’s achievements. Languages Spanish and English. Mandatory Information - Please note that this tour involves a considerable amount of walking on uneven mountainous terrain and is subject to the physical capacity of the group. - For your safety follow the guide and do not separate from the group. - Wear hiking boots and long comfortable trousers, and bring additional layers of clothing as the weather could change. - Bring a rucksack, water and food to help replenish energy.

Explore some of the most interesting parts of Mexico on this exciting double tour. Begin by discovering the colonial city of Puebla de los Angeles and the pyramid of Cholula, followed by a trip to the basilica of Guadalupe. Highlights - Learn about Mexico’s fascinating colonial history in the city of Puebla de los Angeles - Set eyes upon the awe inspiring pyramid of Cholula - Visit the astounding basilica of Guadalupe and hear a mass in this amazing construction First Day Escape from the city and lose yourself in the history of this amazing country with this tour of some of Mexico’s most amazing locations. Our tour begins when we reach the city of Puebla de los Angeles, which contains one of the most important colonial heritages of the country. With the volcanoes Popocatepetl and Iztacihuatl in the background, you will learn how talavera shaped the architecture of this city. We then move on to Cholula to admire its enormous pyramid, the biggest in the country. Lastly, we will see the Santa Maria de Tonantzintla Church before moving onto the second part of the tour. Second Day Travel to Tepeyac Hill and the basilica of Guadalupe, one of the most important pilgrimage destinations in the Catholic world. Here you will have the privilege of hearing a mass in its wonderful circular place of worship.

Discover the historic streets of Coyoacán, visit the Frida Kahlo Museum and feast your eyes on a festival of colour as you take a ride along the Xochimilco canal before you take a stroll around the grounds of the UNAM University on a fantastic guided tour from Mexico City. Highlights - Stroll through the cobbled streets of Coyoacán and visit Frida Kahlo's Blue House - Glide along the waters of Xochimilco on a colourful trajinera - Explore the unique and interesting campus of the National Autonomous University of Mexico Our tour begins in Coyoacan, one of the oldest districts in Mexico. Feel its magic comes to life through the temples, old houses, colonial plazas, markets, cafes, bookshops and throughout the town. Visit the Frida Khalo Museum and delve into the works of the famous artist in her very own creative universe, the Blue House, and the place where she was born and where she passed away. Afterwards, head to Xochimilco, also known as "The place of flowers". With a deep history going back to pre-Hispanic times, you will be amazed by its monuments, markets, local crafts, beautiful flowers and enjoy a ride along the river aboard a traditional colourful trajinera (a flat-bottomed boat). The last stop on this eye-opening tour is UNAM, the National Autonomous University of Mexico. There are not enough words to describe it. Their first buildings were built in the fifties and various architects participated in the design and Mexican artists such as Diego Rivera, Juan O'Gorman, Siqueiros, Mario Pani among others. Thanks to its design, harmony and functionality in 2007, it was inscribed on the UNESCO cultural heritage of mankind. Languages Spanish and English

Uno, dos, tres, cuatro, cinco! Join this super fun Mexico City tour to see three of Mexico's best street markets. Whether you're in the market for a magic love potion, voodoo dolls, hot tamales, pretty piñatas, or exotic flowers, these markets have all bases covered. Get a glimpse into Mexico City’s local way of life and learn about ancient Mexican dishes Experience three bustling local markets including a somewhat secret market Savour several tasty Mexican culinary samplings Hop on the Mexico City Metro and travel just like locals do. It’s time for a food adventure! Mexico City’s markets are some of the most vibrant places in the city, and it’s our mission to open them up to you, just as locals experience them. Our first stop is a relatively unknown market (even some Mexicans don’t know about this one!). Your Urban Adventures guide will provide you with some interesting information about the market’s unique history from the first half of the 1900s, and provide context within modern Mexican society. If you’re into the Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera story, this will definitely be a highlight! After this, we’ll hop on public transportation to make our way to the witchcraft market, one of the most bizarre places in the city. Here you’ll find everything from your favorite superhero costume and festive piñata, to magic potions, voodoo doll, and the ever-coveted natural cure for a hangover. We’re certain you’ll be amazed by the different colours, smells, and sheer variety of things you can find in this market. Once you’ve found your chosen magic elixir, we’ll walk a couple blocks to the subway that will take us to the 3-in-1 market of prepared food, fresh fruits and vegetables, and an unmatched selection of flowers. This is the biggest flower market in the city, where local vendors will match the color of your eyes to their most exotic flowers. The aisles of this market are lined with stands selling fruit, herbs, piñatas, meat, fish, corn, mole, and everything in between. As you wander through the market, you’ll get to sample a cup of pineapple tepache, tamales, Mexican barbecue, fruit cocktail, and exotic mixed juices. Finally we’ll head to a local patio for the last sample of our journey, finishing this Mexico City market tour with a “panza llena, corazon contento” meaning “full tummy and happy heart”. Let all of the exotic experiences you have seen dance in your head as you take your afternoon siesta back in the comfort of your hotel, or prepare for an afternoon of adventure at the Teotihuacan pyramids. Languages English

Brace yourself for a BIG day full of all things Mexican on this Mexico City tour to see three of the city’s best street markets, sample local delights like cactus candy, climb to the top of the Sun Pyramid, sip on sacred ancient traditional drinks, and dine at a local family home a delicious meal made by them with locally sourced ingredients. We’ll begin the day by experiencing three of Mexico City’s most exciting local street markets. The first one we’ll visit is a relatively unknown art market, a highlight if you’re a fan of Mexico’s most famous artist exports Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera. Next we’ll make our way to one of the most bizarre markets in the city, before finally reaching a 3-in-1 market offering fresh fruits, vegetables, prepared foods, and the largest flower selection in the city. Along the way, you’ll get to taste a variety of samples until you’ve a food coma, and ready to power nap on the way to the pyramids. You’ll awake refreshed and ready to encounter the Teotihuacan Pyramids, “where the men become gods”. We’ll begin our visit at the impressive Moon Pyramid, with a guided Teotihuacan tour to learn about the history, meaning, and architecture of one of the most representative icons of Latin America. Our exploration continues with a walk through the Calzada de los Muertos (Dead Pass) to reach the Sun Pyramid, which is the tallest and most spectacular in the area. We will have the chance to climb 66 metres up to the top - without the morning crowds, we’ll have the whole pyramids to ourselves! Once on top you will feel the amazing energy that flows through the pyramids, and you will feel fully recharged and peaceful! You will have some time to relax and enjoy the pyramids before we continue our walking tour through the streets of a local town and make two stops that will give you a deeper understanding of the local way of life outside the big cities. The cherry on top of our big day will be dinner! We’ll be welcomed into a local family’s home to see how locals live outside Mexico City. Here, we’ll enjoy some real local flavours of typical Mexican kitchens served by one or two of the family members. Delicious! After dinner, we’ll head back to Mexico City, happy, full, and enriched from our exciting day exploring local life, ancient pyramids, and delicious food! keyboard_arrow_right Languages English

The tour begins on the beautiful 18th century hacienda, probably the most famous of the state, belonged to Pedro Romero de Terreros, Count of Regla and was his place favorite of abode and death. Currently part of the hull is preserved, also the arches that were part of the patios and ovens where the silver was mined. We will continue to Huasca de Ocampo, where we will meet one of its attractions, "The Basaltic Prisms," 30 meters high, these prisms are geometric columns of basalt that decorate the walls of the impressive st. Mary's Rule canyon, which they see bathed its walls by the four waterfalls that feed the San Antonio Regla Dam and the Hacienda de San Miguel Regla. The visit continues in the English pantheon, where all the tombs are oriented towards England, and in addition to being able to enjoy the view, a local will tell you peculiar stories of this place. We will visit the magical village of Real del Monte, where you will have time to tour its streets and you will also have about 4 hours to taste (on your own) of the delicious pastures, polish bread, cream, tamales and other varieties of the Gastronomy of The Garden. We'll give you free time to shop. Here we will finish our tour, returning to Mexico City. Languages English and Spanish

Our Segway adventure begins as you meet your guide and group in a central meeting point in Polanco. You will put on your helmet and receive a 15-minute training session to learn how to use the Segway, control the speeds, stop, go up and down sidewalks and make turns. Once this is done, it is off to drive the Segway! You will drive all the way to Horacio Avenue, where pedestrians and bicycles pass on by daily, and you will slowly learn to better maneuver the Segway. Our Segway adventure begins as you meet your guide and group in a central meeting point in Polanco. You will put on your helmet and receive a 15-minute training session to learn how to use the Segway, control the speeds, stop, go up and down sidewalks and make turns. Once this is done, it is off to drive the Segway! You will drive all the way to Horacio Avenue, where pedestrians and bicycles pass on by daily, and you will slowly learn to better maneuver the Segway. Around 30 minutes, you will cross Polanco to go towards the first 2 points: The Anthropology and History Museum (The most visited museum in Mexico) and the Rufino Tamayo Museum which has temporary exhibits of contemporary art. See one side of Chapultepec Park and a spectacular view of the Torre Mayor (highest skyscraper of the city). The Ray of Light Monument. Then, explore Reforma Avenue, which was formerly called the Emperor's walk. You will hear fascinating stories about this Avenue from your Tour Guide. After 60 minutes, admire the Diana Cazadora ''Lady Diana:The Huntress'' (one of the most beautiful sculptures of the city), which will capture your imagination and ''The Angel of Independence," a monument built in 1910 to celebrate Mexico's independence. This is also the site of several festivals and concerts and considered the main monument of Mexico City. After 90 minutes, ride around the Revolution Monument, the last point of the tour. Test your skills learned during your trip as you go to the square surrounding the monument and be amazed at its size as you approach its base. As you return to the meeting point, you will ride through Polanco where some of the wealthiest neighborhoods are and step into Greenway Café & Bistro to enjoy a delicious snack or a coffee, if you prefer. After the tour, you will receive photos taken of you via email. Meeting/pick-up point: Greenway Shop: Avenida Homero 530, Polanco V sección, Mexico City, between the streets of Arquimides and La Martine, Polanco Area. Duration: 2.5 hours. Opening days/period: Daily. Dress code: We recommend you to wear comfortable clothing, tennis shoes, sunglasses, sunblock and maybe a cap. We recommend you to not bring high heels, etiquette clothing or anything that can interrupt the tour. Min. Weight: 66 lbs. Max. Weight: 260 lbs. Languages: English and Spanish. Others: We offer mexican snacks, not a whole meal. Let us know about food restrictions or allergies.

Become a Mexican food expert in 3.5 hours! - Explore amazing tastes, sights and sounds of the culinary state-of-the-art Colonia Roma. Seek out traditional ‘mom and pop’ specialty food shops, ethnic eateries, and charming neighborhood restaurants. So go ahead and feel good about indulging your taste buds – its fuel for the body, replenishment for the soul, and a chance to forge lasting relationships. You’ll experience the life of a Chilango! - Learn about the history, culture, architecture, and entertainment offerings that make Colonia Roma the trendiest spot in Mexico City. Discover the more than 100-year-old neighborhood, architectural gems, beautiful gardens, historic mansions, plus much more! Languages English and Spanish Others Tour takes place come rain or shine. We recommend to wear comfortable clothing and shoes. Food options for vegetarians, vegans, allergies and food restrictions

Join us on this fascinating double cultural tour. First see Mexico’s two hidden gems, Cuernavaca and Taxco; and then discover the beautiful Ciudad Universitaria and the breathtaking Xochimilco. Highlights - Visit two fascinating cities where you will learn about the history of Mexico: Taxco and Cuernavaca - Appreciate the cultural and intellectual side of Mexico at Ciudad Universitaria - Marvel at the magnificent floating garden canals of Xochimilco 1st Day The tour begins by leaving the hustle and bustle of the big city behind as we drive 80 kilometres to Cuernavaca, where you’ll discover why it’s known as “the city of eternal spring.” The next stop is Taxco, an old Spanish colonial city where you will learn about the amazing history of silver mining that took place here. 2nd Day We head to Ciudad Universitaria, or University City, to contemplate the extraordinary architecture and multicultural atmosphere in which Mexican students study to obtain their degrees. After that, we make our way to the simply stunning floating garden canals of Xochimilco, where you will climb onto a traditional trajinera with a traditional twangy Mexican music in the background. This is a tour that more than guarantees a fun filled day and you simply cannot miss it. Guide language Spanish and English .

Visit Teotihuacan, the "City of the Gods" in the afternoon and admire the bespoke shades of heaven that starts at dusk. This 5-hour sunset tour begins with a trip to the northeastern outskirts of Mexico City towards the archaeological settlement of Teotihuacán, the City of the Gods. Along the way, enjoy a brief introduction to the city's history. The tour starts at the meeting point in Mexico City, to travel to the northeast, touring the city's suburbs, while the guide explains about the history of the different places you're going through. After a brief introduction to the Tour of Teotihuacan, the ascent begins to the pyramid of the Sun, and then continue with the pyramid of the Moon, while the guide will describes Mesoamerican architecture, design and worldview. Learn about the architecture and urban design of the place, which represents the vision Mesoamerican of the cosmos.

Get amongst Mexico's Holy Trinity of entertainment: Cantinas, Mariachi and Lucha Libre wrestling. Sip some tequila at a cantina, shuffle and sway to Mariachi music, and watch masked wrestlers dive, fly, writhe, and grandstand for the audience - all on this Mexico City tour you'd be loco to miss. Enjoy an unforgettable night out in Mexico City Put your wrestler mask on and cheer on your new favourite wrestler at a lucha libre free-style wrestling match Visit the Tequila and Mezcal Museum and get clued up about Mexican drinking culture from your local guide Sing and dance your heart out to the sounds of Mariachi and other Mexican rhythms at the Mexican musician square. Ready to get up close and personal with one of Mexico’s most popular sports? It’s going to get exciting! Our unique Mexico City tour (say that ten times fast!) starts at a typical Mexican pub called a cantina. Here, you’ll enjoy a couple drinks (at your own expense) and get to know the rest of the travelers on your tour. Most importantly, though, your local Urban Adventures guide will give you a briefing of what’s in store for the rest of the evening, including the basic rules of the eccentric lucha libre. As we drink, you’ll learn about the story of tequila and mezcal, and your guide will get you up to date on Mexico’s world famous party culture, from mariachis and jarochos to banda music. To keep the excitement of the night going, we’ll head to another cantina by the Mexican musician’s square of Garibaldi, where we will experience Mexican Mariachi music and many other Mexican music bands. We’ll enjoy the atmosphere of the square for about an hour before heading out to the arena to support the best “Luchadores” of the country. Lucha libre (aka Mexican wrestling), is the second-most watched sport in Mexico, and hands down one of the most exciting things you can do while visiting Mexico City. For a truly local experience, we’ll hop on the subway to the Arena Mexico to catch the fight. We’ll get you good seats in the arena so you can truly live the experience and see the best matches of the night. Immerse yourself in the crazy, exciting, energetic atmosphere of the arena and really get into it - scream and whistle whatever you want, while you experience unique and dramatic lucha libre moves like La Quebradora, El Martineta, La Segadora, and many others. You’ll watch some of the best wrestlers in the country in an experience that will leave you awestruck for the two hours you spend at the lucha libre. At the end of this unreal experience, you will have time to buy some souvenirs, like the mask of the best wrestler you saw in the show, so you can take some fun photos with your masks on. After all the dancing, singing, drinking, and cheering, we’ll be ready to go back to where it all began, our meeting point, where your guide will offer suggestions for where to continue the party. If you prefer to hit the hay, you can take a cab back to your hotel with the help of your local tour guide. Languages English and Spanish

For two days get to know the pre-Hispanic culture of Mexico in the most visited archaeological zone: Teotihuacán and wander two colonial cities: Cuernavaca "The City of Eternal Spring" and Taxco, charming city with cobblestone streets dedicated to silver jewelry. Day 1 The tour starts visiting the imposing archaeological site of Teotihuacán, considered to be the first urban city in Mesoamerica before the Spanish invasion with the largest concentration of inhabitants of the classic Mesoamerican period. On arrival, you will be given a demonstration of the ancient process of making pulque, a traditional alcoholic drink in Mexico. Thick, slightly sweet, and milky, is brewed from the juice of the agave plant, or maguey, and roughly equivalent in strength to beer. It was the sacred drink of the Aztecs. You will enjoy a tasting of pulque and an opportunity to visit the arts and crafts center where local obsidian and jade are fashioned into jewelry, game boards, and decorative items, plus a selection of native clothing. The tour guides will then lead you into the area of the Pyramids where you will be able to explore such sites as the Temples of the Sun and Moon, the Temple of Quetzalcoatl, the Avenue of the Dead, the Citadel comprised of squares and temples, And the Palaces of Tetitla, Atetelco, and Quetzalpapalotl. Then we'll move on to the Shrine of our Lady of Guadalupe, the most visited religious site in Latin America. The Shrine was built in 1531 after a local peasant saw a vision of a girl surrounded by light, asking that a church be built in her honour. She identified herself as the Virgin Mary and left an image of herself imprinted miraculously on his peasant cloak. The shrine itself is a wonderful example of Spanish Baroque Art and is one of the most important pilgrimage sites for Roman Catholics in the world. Day 2 On the next day visit two of Mexico's hidden gems on a scenic coach drive to Cuernavaca, a beautiful small town, famous throughout Mexico for its gentle climate and lush vegetation. It is also known as Mexico's Beverly Hills as many of Mexico's rich and famous have their retreats there. Some of the attractions include the Palace of Cortes, built by the famous conquistador in the 16th century and the town's Cathedral, a fortress-like structure also built by Cortes for the Franciscan Order. Then sit back and enjoy the scenery as we continue on to Taxco. This pretty little town with cobbled streets, shady squares and vibrant marketplaces was once known throughout the world as the City of Silver. Here we visit a silver mine and learn how different alloys are made. After lunch there is plenty of time to explore this lively town and you will be able to snap up some of Mexico's beautiful jewellery and handicrafts before we board the coach for the drive back to Mexico City. Others Please confirm the date for each tour in the operator's contact numbers. Languages Spanish and English.

Soak up the buzzing atmosphere of Mexico City’s legendary nightlife with a tour to Garibaldi Plaza. Highlights - Experience the vibrant nightlife around Garibaldi Plaza - Be entertained by a Mexican show - Listen to the tunes of live Mariachi bands From your hotel you’ll be whisked directly to Garibaldi Plaza – the life and show of the party. Watch a colourful show full of beauty and Mexican Folklore as you take a walking tour through the plaza with your guide. Dip in and out of some vibrant bars, or cantinas, which are dotted around the square and experience Mexican Folklore first hand as mariachi bands, trios, norteño bands (groups that hail from the north) and even jarochos (groups from Veracruz) serenade visitors with their ballads. Mexico City is a boisterous and lively city that truly comes alive at night; experience this vibrancy with a Mexican show that makes for an unforgettable evening. Two singers, pre-Hispanic dancers, a cockfight exhibition and a traditional horseman using a rope show you their skills and talents in a heartfelt demonstration of Mexican Folklore. Round off the evening with the only thing missing, a tequila, and make your way back to the hotel with the sweet tunes of the mariachi in your head. Duration 3 hours Start/opening time Between 9:30am and 10:15am Languages Spanish and English

Taste the best Mexican food in 4.5 hours! – A gastronomic adventure through the traditional flavors of Mexico, from pre-Hispanic food to contemporary culinary dishes. Explore the most important Aztec market, drink in a typical cantina and be delighted with street food. Taste the best Mexican food in 4.5 hours! – A gastronomic adventure through the traditional flavors of Mexico, from pre-Hispanic food to contemporary culinary dishes. Explore the most important Aztec market, drink in a typical cantina and be delighted with street food. A unique and delicious experience in the Mexico City’s Historical Centre, you will eat authentic Mexican food! Travel across the history of Mexico! – Walk through the streets of Mexico City to learn about their stories, the emblematic buildings and be amazed with the legends that have made Downtown Mexico City a magical place for 700 years. Languages: English or Spanish. Others: Recommend to wear comfortable clothing and shoes. Tour takes place come rain or shine. Food options for vegetarians, vegans, allergies and food restrictions.