Mexico City
MX
Built on an Aztec lake — muralism, mezcal, Frida’s blue house, and tacos al pastor at dawn
4 tours · 21 stops
Tours
Zocalo & Historic Center
Stand on the buried ruins of an Aztec pyramid, face murals Rivera spent 22 years painting, and eat ant larvae that emperors once prized. Five centuries of collision between two civilizations, all within walking distance.
7 stops · 120 min · 3.5 km
See full tour →Coyoacan & Frida Kahlo
The blue house where Frida painted in a wheelchair, the study where Trotsky met an ice axe, and the colonial plazas where Cortes planned his conquest. Coyoacan is where Mexico City keeps its most intimate stories.
4 stops · 140 min · 4 km
See full tour →Roma & Condesa
Art Deco apartments, earthquake scars turned into parks, and the restaurants putting Mexico City on the world culinary map. Walk the colonia that proved a devastated neighborhood could become Latin America's coolest.
5 stops · 110 min · 5.5 km
See full tour →Chapultepec & Polanco
A castle where child soldiers chose death over surrender, a museum holding the Aztec Sun Stone, 700-year-old cypress trees, and a billionaire's free art collection. Chapultepec is a park, a history lesson, and a weekend ritual.
6 stops · 150 min · 6.2 km
See full tour →Also available