museums

Antropologia e Historia

The National Museum of Anthropology is a magnificent gem, but its sheer size can be overwhelming for visitors. The great value of a guided tour here lies precisely in helping tourists navigate the vastness and focus on the most impactful stories and artifacts, such as the imposing Sun Stone.
Nighttime view of a brightly lit downtown area in Mexico City, featuring traditional architecture and colorful lights.

Palacio Negro de Lecumberri

Behind its imposing walls lie some of the most shocking stories of modern Mexico. Discover the past of the former Lecumberri Penitentiary, its most famous figures, legendary escapes, and tales that reveal a little-known side of the nation's history.

Munal

An experience to discover how art has narrated the history of the country. Through the works of the National Museum of Art, we will explore figures, movements, and events that helped build Mexican identity.
Stunning aerial view of Chapultepec Castle perched on a hill in Mexico City at sunset.

Castillo de Chapultepec

Explore the only royal castle in the Americas and step into the history of the emperors, presidents, heroes, and legends that shaped the nation’s destiny. The experience is complemented by the scenic pathways and monuments of Chapultepec Park, a space rich in history and symbolism.

Templo Mayor

Discover the clash and fusion of two worlds in a single glance. Just steps from the Metropolitan Cathedral lie the remains of Mesoamerica's most important ceremonial center. This tour will take you to explore both the open-air ruins and the stunning on-site museum. With an expert guide, you'll learn how the Aztec capital was built on water, the reasons behind its fall, and how modern archaeologists unearthed these sacred treasures to restore it to its rightful place in Mexican history.

Recorrido Muralismo Mexicano

Discover how the great muralists transformed walls into open books to tell the story of Mexico. Through monumental works, we will explore revolutions, traditions, figures, and events that shaped the country, while learning about the lives and legacies of artists such as Diego Rivera, José Clemente Orozco, and David Alfaro Siqueiros.