44 activitati in Mexico City, MEXICO

Fall in love with two of the most beautiful destinations where you can walk through cobbled streets, old facades, colonial buildings and live poblations of the ancient Mexico. Acquire handcrafts and silver jewelry your way on this two-day tour. Day 1 - Cuernavaca and Taxco The first day is a beautiful drive through the mountains and piney forests for tours in Cuernavaca and Taxco. Cuernavaca, 50 miles from Mexico City, is known as the City of Eternal Spring, famous for its rose growing, cathedral, and museums. It is a popular city for maintaining a second home away from Mexico City. A visit to the Cathedral of the Assumption, built in the 1600s, is the highlight of this stop. From Cuernavaca, the tour continues to the city of Taxco, a former silver mining town high in the mountains. The shops are filled with beautiful silver jewelry, trays, tea sets, and decorative items. The tour includes the star of Taxco--the Church de Santa Prisca, built in the 18th century, which has 123 tons of decorative gold leaf and beautiful murals; and the Spratling Museum, which contains a collection of pre-Hispanic art. Outside of the church is a wonderful market filled with stalls selling all manner of things. Taxco is famous for food such as pozole, barbequed goat, and a local dish of thin marinated strips of beef. Stay overnight in a Taxco hotel, the cost of which is not included in the tour price. Meals are on your own. Day 2 - Relax and Enjoy Taxco Relax in the morning and explore in your own time your day in the romantic city of Taxco that will charm you with its cobblestone lanes and colonial facades. At 5 pm we will meet to go back to Mexico City. Languages Spanish and English.

Live four beautiful destinations of Mexico in this package that takes you to know colonial cities that show you the true culture of Mexico through its flavors, colors, climate and its people. Day 1 Our tour begins with a view of Cuernavaca, a city with a cool and warm climate close to Mexico City that has lush vegetation and is recognized as the Beverly Hills of Mexico. You will visit incredible attractions such as the Palace of Cortes built in the time of the conquest, the main Cathedral and the Monument of Morelos, among others. After touring this beautiful city enjoy the scenery as we continue towards Taxco. This small city, with its cobbled streets, shaded squares and vibrant markets, was once known throughout the world as the City of La Plata. Here we will visit a silver mine and learn how the different alloys are made. After lunch (optional) there will be plenty of time to explore this lively city and you can buy some of the precious jewels and crafts of Mexico before boarding the bus that will take you back to Mexico City. Day 2 We start with a tour from Mexico City to our first destination: Cholula. On the way you will be able to appreciate the beautiful landscapes that include the volcanoes Popocatepetl and Iztaccihuatl considered the most impressive of Mexico and we will tell you the romantic pre-Hispanic legend about them. During this tour you can discover amazing historical and colonial buildings. When visiting Cholula you will know its main pyramid considered the largest of the country, because each one of its sides is 400 meters in length. Then we will climb to the top of the pyramid to see the church of the Virgin of the Remedies built by the Spaniards in times of conquest. We will visit the Baroque style church of Santa Maria de Tonantzintla, an impressive religious building decorated with gold leaves and period decorations. In Puebla you will enjoy delicious Mexican food (optional) and you will enjoy on foot the magnificent Historical Center of the city where you will meet the main colonial buildings such as the Chapel of the Rosary, inside the Church of Santo Domingo, Plaza de Armas and the market The Parian to know the process of elaboration, history and sale of talavera poblana, as well as typical sweets, wooden toys, food and wonderful Mexican handicrafts. Duration 2 days: Taxco and Cuernavaca (11 hours), Puebla and Cholula (9 hours) Start or opening time Taxco 8:30 hours, Puebla 9:00 am Languages English and Spanish.

Your Segway adventure begins as you meet your guide and group in a central meeting point next to Av. Reforma (Krystal Hotel) Just behind Sonora Grill sign. 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. Highlights - Get all the know-how before you speed off - Cruise alongside all of the incredible architecture - Find out all about the history which hides around each and every corner Start the tour going to the Alameda Park while you listen to interesting facts about this area, feeling the fresh atmosphere of this colourful park with water fountains and marble floors that connect to the Bellas Artes Theater. After 20 minutes, enjoy great views of this place with the majestic "Torre Latino", a very emblematic symbol of Downtown, known as Zócalo. See the huge Mexican flag and the incredible historic buildings from the Spanish conquest. Take a look at the Downtown streets and the old architecture and hit the square of Revolution Monument to end this amazing tour.

Make the most of your trip to Mexico with this one of a kind double whammy. The first of the two tours takes you to two fascinating Mexican cities, Taxco and Cuernavaca; the second consists in a fascinating sightseeing tour of Mexico City followed by a boat ride in Xochimilco. Highlights - Discover two of the most interesting cities in Mexico: Taxco and Cuernavaca - See all of the most interesting sites of Mexico City, including the popular Coyoacan district - Ride aboard a colourful traijnera along the canals of Xochimilco Our tour begins by leaving the city behind us and heading out to Cuernavaca, the city of eternal spring. After that we continue to our next destination: Taxco, a Spanish colonial town famous for its abundant silver mining. For the second part of the tour, we return to the hustle and bustle of Mexico City and drive along its colourful streets to see all of its most interesting landmarks and buildings up close, such as the Unesco World Heritage historical downtown, or the world famous neighbourhood of Coyoacan. Last but not least, we will hop onto a gaudy trajinera, sit back and enjoy a relaxing cruise along the fabulous canals of Xochimilco. All in all, a day to remember! Guide language Spanish, English.

In this tour we will take you on foot through the most delicious places to delight yourself with these street delicacies throughout the Condesa District. You will have the opportunity to try 6 different types of tacos accompanied by traditional and refreshing drinks, as well as artisan desserts such as ice cream and chocolates included in your visit. We will tell you the story of "La Condesa" as you walk through its leafy parks among lonely streets, take photographs of the art deco facades and eat in the most delicious places in the city. You can find artisans and artists along the way as well as sellers of objects of all kinds, shops with interesting windows and a lot of style and life in the streets. Within 4 hours all food and drinks are included, your guide will recommend the typical flavors of tacos you can not miss in your visit and the suggested portions to try a bit of everything and also go with a different perspective and incredible about the city and its charming gastronomic history. Languages English and Spanish.

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 with a local family in their home…all in 12 hours of power-touring! Phew Experience three of the city’s bustling local street markets, including a secret one that only locals know about, sampling tasty treats along the way Escape Mexico City to learn about Teotihuacan culture on the outskirts of the city Recharge your energy on top of the Sun Pyramid with a spectacular, panoramic view Explore a local town and gain an insight into the local way of life Share a delicious dinner with produce from local organic farms in a cosy Mexican family home. This full day Mexico City tour is a combination of two of our most popular tours; Beyond Mexico City: Hidden Teotihuacan & Family Dinner and tour Mexico City Markets and Food Tour. It promises to give you an incredibly in depth local experience, from the bustle of the city markets to the peace of the suburbs and the serenity of Teotihuacan on the outskirts of the city. 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 get to experience customary dinner routines and conversations, and enjoy some real local flavours of typical Mexican kitchens. 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! Language English

Enjoy this 3-day experience in the biggest city in the world. Explore the most visited attractions and the environs: Teotihuacan, Puebla, Taxco, Guadalupe Shrine, Cuernavaca, Cholula and fall in love with the amazing Mexican culture. DAY 1: VISIT TO CUERNAVACA AND TAXCO The first day will include visits to Cuernavaca and Taxco. Enjoy Cuernavaca, the City of Eternal Spring, famous for its rose growing, cathedral, and museums. Cuernavaca is a popular city for maintaining a second home away from Mexico City. A visit to the Cathedral of the Assumption, built in the 1600s, is the highlight of this stop. From Cuernavaca, the tour continues to the city of Taxco, a former silver mining town high in the mountains. The shops are filled with beautiful silver jewelry, trays, tea sets, and decorative items. The star of Taxco is the Church de Santa Prisca. Outside of the church is a wonderful market filled with stalls selling all manner of things. Taxco is famous for food such as pozole, barbequed goat, and a local dish of thin marinated strips of beef. DAY 2: TEOTIHUACAN AND THE BASILICA OF OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE On the second day, you will view the ruins of the first true metropolis of the Western Hemisphere that arises out of a grassy plain northwest of México City and visit the archaeologic site of Teotihuacán, which is considered to be the first urban city in Mesoamerica before the Spanish invasion and the largest concentration of inhabitants of the classic Mesoamerican period. On arrival, you will first see a demonstration of the ancient process of making pulque, a traditional alcoholic drink in México. You will enjoy a tasting of pulque and an opportunity to visit the arts and crafts center where local obsidian and jade is fashioned into jewelry, game boards, and decorative items, plus a selection of native clothing. There will be time for a buffet lunch, the cost of which is not included in the price of the tour. A visit to the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, the most important basilica in México, is the next stop. A guide will escort you to the Information Center of the Basilica, where you can buy representations of the most significant events of the miracles of the Virgen of Guadalupe. The guide will then explain various points of interest, such as: • El Baptisterio--The Baptistery Consecrated in 1991 • Capilla del Pocito-- The Chapel of the Well 1791 • Capilla del Cerrito--The Chapel of the Hill, or Hill of Tepeyac, where the peasant Juan Diego saw the image of the Virgen of Guadalupe, 1749 • Parroquia de los Indios-- The Parish of the Indians 1649 DAY 3: PUEBLA AND CHOLULA Driving west through Cholula and Santa Maria de Tonantzintla, located in a green valley surrounded by Mexico’s tallest volcanos--Pico de Orizaba, Popocatepetl, and Iztaccíhuatl, known as the Ring of Fire—and the Great Pyramid of Tepanapa topped by the Cholula’s Church of Our Lady of the Remedies, you arrive in Puebla, famous for its colonial architecture and talavera ceramics. Enjoy a walking tour of Puebla’s historic center, including the Plaza de Armas, the Church of Santo Domingo with its spectacular Chapel of the Rosary, the talavera ceramics market, and the artists’ neighborhood. Sample candies typical of the region, such as camote (sweet potato) and borrachos, and other exotic foods such as sesame seed mole and, when in season, chiles en nogada (bell peppers stuffed with a beef filling and a walnut sauce). There will time for lunch, the cost of which is not included in the price of the tour. Departure -Taxco, Cuernavaca: 9am -Teotihuacán, Basílica: 8am -Puebla, Cholula: 9am Duration of the tour:

The first thing that springs to mind when someone mentions Mexican cuisine is of course terrific tacos! It makes sense then to try them out and in what better place to do so than in the thick of town in some top tacos spots! Highlights - Potter around town, roaming from one taqueria to another - Fill up on a bunch of tacos which will be cram-packed with everything from meat and fish to the crowd favourites: beans and guacamole - Sip on the traditional tipple: Mezcal You can’t possibly visit Mexico City in the heart of Mexico and pass up the chance to rub shoulders with the locals as you feast out on the locally and globally loved tacos! Whether you’re a veggie, a vegan or a good old fashioned meat-eater; you’re sure find to something right up your street! You can pick to try out the corn based tortilla, if on the other hand wheat is more your cup of tea: feel free to stick to that one if you fancy it. Maybe you are a seafood fiend or perhaps pork tickles your fancy? Fear not because the taquerias (taco joints) have got you covered. Not only is this a chance to get your teeth in to the culture (literally) and see what goes on as day turns to night. After a few tequilas and more than a thimble full of Dutch courage, you could even brush up on your Spanglish and have a chinwag with the locals. You’d be wild to not fall in love with tacos after this night on the town, that’s if you weren’t already. Needless to say, you are going to delight in the traditional tipple of Mezcal! You’ll be shown around by our top-notch Mezcal Master who is sure to make absolutely sure that you wind your way around the best spots in town and leave no stone unturned when it comes to the must-see places. As is the norm, the taste can change a little depending on who has made it so you could get treated to a whole bunch of flavours from smoky to sweet or there may even be a more floral or herbal feel to it. This journey certainly doesn’t disappoint and you’ll wander away knowing much more about the gastronomic culture and pre-Hispanic past and what’s more you’ll have done it all first-hand.

Come join us for a unique spin on the old dinner and a movie date night, with a night out to remember in Mexico City.. Highlights - Enjoy a full-course meal with ever-changing views over the city on the 45th floor of the World Trade Centre - Experience the famous nightlife of Mexico City - See a colourful show at Garibaldi Plaza Dine overlooking fantastic views of the city and then be whisked away to the main square, Garibaldi, the Plaza of the Mariachis, to be entertained by a magnificent performance. This five hour tour is sure to give you a taste of true Mexican nightlife. Start your evening out with a fabulous dining experience with dinner at the Bellini Revolving restaurant. Located on the 45th floor of the World Trade Centre, the venue provides 360 degrees of some of the most enticing views of the city. Offering some of the finest in international cuisine, satisfy your stomach with a full-course meal. Savour a delicious dessert and coffee as you take in the twinkling night skyline from your perch high above the city. Making a full rotation every hour and 45 minutes, you'll have seen all sides of the city throughout your meal. Once your appetite is satisfied, you'll continue to venture into the city to enjoy the entertaining nightlife. Head over to the Garibaldi Plaza to watch a colourful show full of beauty and Mexican Folklore. This national show provides a unique and unforgettable experience. Performed in the nightclub, Guadalajara de Noche, enjoy some after dinner drinks while seeing the sights and sounds of Mexico City at night. A boisterous and lively city that truly comes alive at night, you'll get to experience this vibrancy as you enjoy the culinary delights of Bellini restaurant followed by plenty of fun in Garibaldi Plaza. Languages Spanish and English

Experience a brilliant artistic performance in the gold-topped splendour of the Palace of Fine Arts in Mexico City, Mexico. Highlights - Admire the beauty of the Palace of Fine Arts - Learn about Hispanic culture and traditions in one performance - Watch stunning examples of beautiful artistry Enjoy a three and a half hour performance of Folkloric Ballet, a unification of song and dance in a truly beautiful venue, sure to entertain everyone in your group. Making your way over to the magnificence that is the Palace of Fine Arts, admire the opulence of the theatre itself. A sight of pure majestic grandeur, enjoy the beauty before venturing inside for an unforgettable performance. One of the finest artistic offerings in the city, the Folkloric Ballet explores and celebrates the traditional dances and music of the country, from the distant past to the more Hispanic influenced traditions. Founded by artistic director, Amalia Hernandez, the show will explore everything from Aztec ritual dances, typical wedding celebration traditions, to agricultural dances from Jalisco. Remark at the swirl of colourful costumes as you learn the culture and traditions of a people through song and dance. Enjoy the accompaniment of the mariachis, singers, and marimba players, all in a truly spectacular showcase of artistic talent. The standout performances of both the dancers and singers will come to life and stimulate your mind and senses. A truly entertaining show full of vibrant colour and costume, you'll be amazed to see the traditions come to life through stunning examples of beautiful artistry performed by talented musicians and dancers. A stimulating show that is sure to captivate your attention, the Folkloric Ballet of Mexico City's Palace of Fine Arts will be a fun time for all.

Seven-hundred-year-old Mexico City is transforming itself into a vibrant, hip destination for artists, restaurants and businesses but it never forgets its past. With your guide and an itinerary inspired by The New York Times, spend a day immersed in Mexican culture, markets and cuisine with exclusive, behind-the-scenes access to our favorite designer workshops, concept stores and food joints. Allow us to introduce you to the Franz Mayer Museum, an often overlooked Mexico City attraction that quietly displays the largest collection of decorative arts in Latin America. Located in a former monastery and hospital building, its extensive collection spans three centuries. You will learn about the museum’s origins as your guide directs you towards its most significant pieces. On the second floor, we will admire one of our favorite objects, a 17th-century screen that depicts the chaos of the Spanish conquest on one side and an idealized version of the pristine Mexico City that rose from the ashes on the other. Ethical fashion is next on our agenda. Carla Fernández is an exciting contemporary designer who uses indigenous textiles and themes in her clothing designs. The team here travel throughout Mexico meeting artisans who specialize in handmade textiles, learning from them and utilizing their centuries-old indigenous techniques, preserving them for future generations to enjoy. Carla’s studio is not usually open to the public but you will be granted exclusive access to find out more about this inspirational fashion house. Lose your fear of navigating Mexico City’s chaotic streets by hopping on the Metrobus with us. We will stop for lunch at Huerto Roma Verde, a funky community garden that grew out of a neighborhood ruined by the devastating 1985 earthquake. In a city as crowded as this, the garden focuses on sustainability and innovation through research and participation and is a wonderful example of turning blight into beauty. We will talk to some of the volunteers and see for ourselves the need for green spaces amongst the cement jungle. Next we will visit Mercado Medellín (officially known as Mercado Melchor Ocampo). This bustling market may be small but it’s jam-packed with mouth-watering products from Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela, Cuba, Peru and other Latin American countries. The exotic fruits and desserts are particularly popular but we are here for the ice cream! We will seek out Eugenio, a molecular biologist from Havana who, luckily for us, has turned his scientific thinking to ice cream. If you’re lucky, he will be the one serving. His top seller is nata, made from the cream that rises to the top of buttermilk, but there are plenty of options to choose from. If we have time, we’ll make a quick stop to sample a beloved Latin American cocktail too. From the traditional Mercado Medellín to the modern Mercado Roma, now Mexico City’s premier foodie destination. This neighborhood, Colonia Roma, is affectionately referred to by the locals as the ‘Magical Neighborhood’ because of its delightful array of restaurants, bars, cantinas and breweries. Among the beer, street food, sauces, wine and chocolate you can pick up at the market is Churreria el Moro, one of the oldest and most famous churrerías in all of Mexico. Here we will grab a cup of coffee or chocolate and a hot churro (we may have to stand in line for a bit, but it’s totally worth it!). As we munch on our churros, we will stroll the streets, stopping in at galleries and stores selling furniture, art and old crafts. We will make our way towards the shop of David Pompa, where once again indigenous crafts are incorporated in innovative ways into contemporary fashion.

Discover Mexico City in a totally different way. Get to know the most impressive architecture in the city and be amazed by its facades, dimensions, colors and shapes. Also try a delicious 100% Mexican wine in a new and magic place where you will be fascinated with the lifestyle of Mexico. At the beginning of the tour we will take you to the Camino Real Polanco Hotel, an impressive building made from an internationally awarded mexican architect who made of this hotel a true work of art that reflects the culture through the antiques, gardens and fountains that were strategically placed to create a beautiful panorama in the city. You will also visit Bosque de las Lomas and the Santa Fé business center; one of the newest and chic areas where the buildings and skyscrapers will impress you at a glance and we will show you the buildings of international bussiness signatures that make this place the most important business center in Mexico. You can not leave the city without first visiting La Condesa and Polanco, incredible neighborhoods where art deco and neo classic architecture is preserved between parks, restaurants, houses and offices and where you can enjoy a magnificent afternoon with style. Also, in Polanco you can not miss one of the most impressive and new architectural works in the city: The Soumaya Museum which was recently built by one of the richest men in the world and has works of art by artists such as Salvador Dalí, Renoir, among others. Finally, last but not least visit the historical center of the city where we will tell you details of impressive buildings such as the House of Tiles, Palace of Fine Arts, Chinatown, and much more.