This megacity boosts a plethora of attractions that is impossible to get to know in a lifetime. Starting at its heart, we will stroll past its top landmarks from the last 7 centuries to help you decide the rest of your time.​

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An incredible tour! Mexico City's Historic Center is packed with history and vibrant culture. Here’s a little preview of what you might experience:

1. Zócalo (Plaza de la Constitución): This main square is the heart of the city, surrounded by historic buildings like the National Palace and the Metropolitan Cathedral. It’s a great place to start your exploration.

2. Templo Mayor: The remains of the main temple of the Aztec city of Tenochtitlán. The site includes an impressive museum where you can learn about Aztec history and culture.

3. Palacio de Bellas Artes: Known for its stunning architecture and world-class performances. The building itself is a masterpiece, blending Art Nouveau and Art Deco styles.

4. National Palace (Palacio Nacional): Home to Diego Rivera’s murals depicting Mexican history, as well as the seat of the federal executive.

5. Calle Madero: A bustling pedestrian street lined with shops and historical buildings. It’s a great place to soak in the atmosphere and do some people-watching.

6. Historic Buildings: You might also pass by beautiful examples of colonial architecture, including the Torre Latinoamericana and various old mansions and churches.

7. La Casa de los Azulejos: The "House of Tiles," famous for its blue and white tile facade. It’s a wonderful spot for a photo op and a break.

Each stop offers a unique glimpse into the layers of history that have shaped Mexico City into the vibrant metropolis it is today. Enjoy your walking tour!

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WHAT YOU WILL DO

Beginning at its very heart, we will stroll past all of its central top landmarks while sharing its history, culture, growth and development in the last 7 centuries. In a metropolitan area with over 20 million people, depending on how far you want to keep counting; this megacity boosts a plethora of attractions that is impossible to get to know and visit in a lifetime.

From Aztec ruins to modern edifications, from tragedies of war to the glory of Olympic Games, from humble crops to a world class cuisine, from great open spaces to hidden corners, it will be our pleasure to introduce you to our hometown and to show you its worldwide influence. Our job is to build a magical experience to personally show you the reaches and magnificence of its size and heritage, while making your imagination go wild as you come to grips with all of the possibilities available locally.

Founded in 1325 AD (almost 700 years ago), much older than Tokyo, Nairobi or New York, and similar to some European capitals like Amsterdam, Mexico City is a historical icon, a cultural beacon and a megacity to be reckoned with. Many visitors get stuck without grasping the real magnitude of the city. While we never leave its Historic Center; as newcomers, you will be explained the composition of the whole city.

WHERE YOU WILL BE

We will be in the Historic Center of Mexico City, a UN World Heritage Site by itself, host to another one, a UN Memory Site and to more than two UNESCO Intangible World Heritages. Along the route, we will introduce you to 1 Great Aztec Temple, 1 Cathedral, 8 palaces, the city’s 3 largest plazas, 3 churches, the Spanish Inquisition, 1 central park, 5 former convents, scores of museums, 4 theaters and much more while learning the size of town and its sites.

WHAT IS INCLUDED

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• The experience's specialized host and expert.

• Small group access.

• Introductory chat with coffee service.

• Multiple stops. 

• Entrance to open, private, or public, locations whose internal visit is mentioned and that might or not require reservations or tickets.

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THE EXPERIENCE

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On this experience you will discover 700 years of Mexican history and the most important monuments in the Historic Center. All of this will be seen through the times of the Aztec Empire, 1325 AD, the Spanish Colonial Period, 1519, the Mexican Independent Period, 1810 and the Modern Period, 1910. 

STARTING AND ENDING POINTS, FACILITIES AND TRANSPORTATION

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The experience begins next door to the Great Temple, foundation of the city. Visits do not return to the starting point. This experience ends at Palacio de Bellas Artes, close to Metrobus station Bellas Artes on Line 4N.  Bellas Artes metro station is on-site. Uber or other cars can pick you up on #18 Avenida Juárez. Your host will always remain with you until he makes sure everyone has the right directions and/or help for their next destination.

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