From cdmx: Citywalking Private Tour by cdmx

By booking this panoramic experience in the Templo Mayor, travelers will get to know one of the most important archaeological sites in Mexico, located in the heart of the Historic Center of Mexico City. They will see the vestiges of the ancient ceremonial center of Tenochtitlan, dedicated to the gods Huitzilopochtli and Tláloc, and hear the story of its discovery in 1978, which revealed the greatness of Mexica civilization. The view includes a panoramic view of the overlapping temples, the original walls and the strategic location next to the current Cathedral. It is an essential stop for understanding Mexico’s pre-Hispanic past.

When you book this panoramic experience in Mexico City’s Metropolitan Cathedral, travelers will admire one of Latin America’s most imposing architectural works from the outside. Built between the 16th and 19th centuries, this cathedral combines Renaissance, Baroque and neoclassical styles. It is located in the heart of the capital Zocalo and is built on what was the former Templo Mayor of Tenochtitlan. During the visit, its history, symbolism and the role it has played in key moments of Mexican history will be explained. An unmissable point to appreciate the fusion of pre-Hispanic and colonial.

, travelers will know the main square of the country, political, historical and cultural heart from the Mexica era to the present. Surrounded by the Metropolitan Cathedral, the National Palace and other historic buildings, this space has been the scene of major national events. During the visit, it will explain its evolution from the ancient ceremonial center of Tenochtitlan to become a symbol of Mexican identity. With its huge flag flying downtown, the Zocalo is an essential stop for understanding Mexico’s living history.

Travelers will walk one of the most emblematic and busy avenues in the Historic Center of Mexico City. This street connects the Zócalo with the Alameda Central and is surrounded by important historical buildings, such as the Casa de los Azulejos, the Palacio de Iturbide and various architectural gems. Along the walk, you will appreciate its vibrant atmosphere, with street musicians, shops, restaurants and cafes reflecting the urban life of the capital. It is the perfect place to enjoy the dynamism, history and culture of the city.

Travelers will admire from the outside one of the most iconic constructions in the Historic Center of Mexico City. This majestic 18th-century building stands out for its impressive facade covered in Poblano talavera tiles, which give it a unique and elegant character. During the stop, you will learn about the history of this ancient viceroyal house, its transformation over time and the legends surrounding it. It currently operates as a restaurant, retaining its original style. It is an architectural gem that fuses art, history and Mexican tradition.

By booking this panoramic experience at the Palacio de Bellas Artes, travelers will admire one of Mexico’s most iconic cultural venues from the outside. This majestic building, in Art Nouveau style on the outside and Art Deco on the inside, stands out for its imposing glass mosaic dome and elegant marble facade. During the visit, they will learn about its history, its importance as a center of the arts and the artists who have left their mark on it, such as Diego Rivera and David Alfaro Siqueiros. It is an icon of Mexico City and a must-see architectural gem.