About This Experience
Discover the fascinating history of Mexico City on a 2.5-hour private walking tour through its Historic Center.
Beginning at Bellas Artes, you'll visit some of the city's most important landmarks while learning about the evolution of Mexico from the Aztec Empire to the present day.
Walk through Alameda Central, admire Diego Rivera's famous mural, explore the Palace of Fine Arts, the Postal Palace, Madero Street, the House of Tiles, San Francisco Church, La Profesa Church, Gran Hotel de la Ciudad de México, the Metropolitan Cathedral and finish at the Templo Mayor model, accompanied by a certified professional guide.
Highlights
What’s Included
✓ Included
- Professional certified guide.
- Historical explanation throughout the tour.
- Cultural information.
- Recommendations for photography.
- Access to the Metropolitan Cathedral.
- Visit to the Templo Mayor scale model.
✕ Not Included
- Transportation.
- Food and beverages.
- Tips.
- Entrance tickets to museums requiring admission (Palacio de Bellas Artes, MUNAL, etc.).
Tour Itinerary
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1
Templo de Santa Veracruz
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2
San Hipólito
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3
Diego Rivera Mural
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4
Alameda Central
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5
Hemiciclo a Juárez
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6
Palace of Fine Arts
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7
Latin American Tower
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8
Postal Palace
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9
Manuel Tolsá Square
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10
Madero Street
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11
House of Tiles
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12
San Francisco Church
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13
La Profesa Church
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14
Historic Flood Marker
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15
Pancho Villa Sculpture
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16
Gran Hotel de la Ciudad de México
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17
Mexico City Zócalo
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18
Metropolitan Cathedral
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19
Templo Mayor Scale Model
Schedule & Availability
Practical Information
Important Information
- Guides are no longer allowed to enter Palacio de Bellas Artes or MUNAL with visitors.
- If guests wish to visit these museums, it is recommended to do so after the walking tour.
- Museum visits may extend the total experience by approximately one hour.
- The itinerary may change due to restoration work, demonstrations, political events, concerts or cultural festivals.
- This is a chronological walking tour. Entering museums during the tour interrupts the planned route and affects the overall experience.
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