Things to do in Mexico City

Garibaldi By Night, a Mariachi Experience

Experience Mariachi music in its birthplace with an unforgettable evening tour of Plaza Garibaldi. Take a walking tour with your guide and enjoy a magical show at Guadalajara de Noche. Sip on a welcome drink and experience am authentically local way of spending an evening - with Tequila and Mariachi music. This is a vibrant evening tour that will bring you close to traditional Mexican folklore.

Mariachi Night in Plaza Garibaldi and Dinner at Bellini

Experience two Mexican nightlife icons on this tour. Begin with a special dinner at Bellini, the only 360-degree rotating restaurant in Mexico City with stunning views. Afterwards, visit the Zocalo to admire its monuments lit up at night, then head to Plaza Garibaldi for a Mexican show and live music by Mariachis. You'll get a welcome drink and the chance to dance to the beat of Mexico.

Romantic Dinner at Bellini

Love is in the air at Bellini – the world's largest 360-degree rotating restaurant. A romantic evening here offers a variety of both Mexican and international cuisine, with elegant decor set upon the 45th floor of the city's iconic World Trade Centre. This means you'll get the best views overlooking Mexico City, guaranteed.

Cuernavaca and Taxco Tour

A break in Mexico's capital wouldn't be complete without visiting these two crowning jewels. After a drive through the leafy suburbs, you'll arrive in Cuernavaca – dubbed the 'City of Eternal Spring'. This vibrant city oozes charm with its colonial architecture and lush gardens. Enjoy a guided walk around its highlights, including the Palace of Cortes, before you head to Taxco for a look at Santa Prisca church and much more.

Xochimilco Canal Cruise, Coyoacán and Frida Kahlo Museum Tour

A trio of top things to do in Mexico City awaits on this full day tour. After a pitstop to the university to admire its murals, you'll head to the waterways of Xochimilco for a cruise aboard a 'trajinera' – a brightly painted gondola that's as Insta-worthy as the canals they navigate. Then, it's off to the bohemian district of Coyoacán for a guided tour, before rounding off at the Frida Kahlo museum for a glance into Mexico's favourite artist.

The Legacy of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera

Explore Diego Rivera's artistic brilliance, from his iconic "Dream of a Sunday Afternoon in the Alameda Central" to the unique underwater mural at Carcamo de Dolores and his mosaic masterpiece at Teatro Insurgentes. Experience the innovative Casa Estudio he shared with Frida Kahlo and enjoy pre-Columbian collections at the Anahuacalli Museum. Get insights into Frida's life at her birthplace and final resting spot, the renowned Blue House.

Discover The Magical Towns of Puebla & Cholula

You'll be wowed by the striking vistas of Popocatepetl and Iztaccihuatl volcanoes en route to Cholula, renowned for its 365 churches, the world's largest pyramid, and the overlay of Catholicism on ancient beliefs. Explore the fusion of indigenous culture with Catholicism at the Tonantzintla church, then journey to historic Puebla to browse the market, admire its cathedral and the Rosario chapel.

Turibus hop-on hop-off Mexico City tour

Book your ticket for the Turibus Hop-on Hop-off in Mexico. Discover the most emblematic places in the capital of Mexico at your own pace in modern buses with digita audio system. Audio guide available in 9 languages included.

Mexico City and Xochimilco Guided Tour

Explore the main spots in Mexico City with a guided tour, and learn about this important cultural city declared by UNESCO World Heritage City.

Mexico City Historic Center, Pyramids of Teotihuacán and Drink Tasting

Admire Teotihuacán and the Pyramids of the Sun and the Moon. Explore the historic center of Mexico City and taste some typical drinks.

Mexico City exploration game and tour in Chimalistac

Go on a fun Mexico City walking tour in Chimalistac where you will follow clues to discover amazing places and local stories using your smartphone.

Day of the Dead guided tour in Mexico City

Join the most famous Mexican day! Live closely one of the most representative festivals of Mexico City, the day of the Dead, celebrated on November 1st.