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Free Virtual Tour of Mexico 2020

With the worldwide lockdown going on these days, most of us are trapped at our homes and can’t go out except to buy groceries or due to some emergency. Furthermore, travel has been severely restricted with the closing of international borders and changes in the availability of flights. Many tourist attractions like museums, theaters, and parks have been closed for weeks.

Luckily, with all the advancements of modern technology, we can now explore attractions that are located thousands of miles away just by clicking a few buttons and best of all for free! All we need is the Internet and a computer or mobile device. That’s why we came up with a list of cool options to travel to without leaving your home. Check it out and pick your favorite free virtual tour of Mexico. Let’s get started!

Chapultepec Castle (Mexico City)

The castle was built at the time of the Spanish Viceroyalty and was the official residence of Emperor Maximilian I and the succeeding presidents until 1939 when it was turned into a museum.

It requires some good physical condition to get to the top of the hill where it’s located, but thanks to this tour, you can watch it all from the comfort of your home. Once there, you can watch Maximilian’s chamber as well as some other historical pieces.

This tour is guided and contains audio tracks with useful information. Unfortunately, the information is only in Spanish. Check it out .

Palacio de Bellas Artes (Mexico City)

The Palacio or simply Bellas Artes as it’s more commonly known was built in the early years of the last century and boasts an impressive Beaux-Arts style. It’s one of the most beautiful and easily recognizable buildings not only in Mexico City but the whole country as well.

On this virtual tour, you can admire its magnificent architecture from both the exterior and interior, its terraces, its murals, its dome, its spectacular theater, and its interesting museum . The photography quality is superb. You even get aerial views of the place! I highly recommend it.

Museo Nacional de Arte – MUNAL (Mexico City)

This museum hosts works of art spanning from the middle 16th century up to 1954. It’s considered one of the most important architectural buildings from the early 20th century. Its primary focus is to offer a global vision and synthesize the history of Mexican art of this period.

Admire the beautiful architecture and the impressive works of art located inside. You can watch it all here .

Dolores Olmedo (Mexico City)

The museum was founded by María de los Dolores Olmedo in 1908 and hosts around 200 works of art by artists Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo. It also hosts around 900 pre-Hispanic pieces.

The main artistic styles found here are Cubism, Post-Impressionism, Primitivism, Symbolism, Surrealism, Magic Realism, and Social Realism.

You can watch this tour here .

Antiguo Colegio de San Ildefonso (Mexico City)

This museum was once a Jesuit college, but after the expulsion of the Jesuits in 1767, it served different purposes: military barracks, the Law College, a high school, among others. It was later renovated and opened to the public in 1992.

On this tour, you can admire the interior of the former college and more importantly, the impressive murals that decorate its walls. Artists include José Clemente Orozco and Diego Rivera.

The tour is divided into All the college, Interiors, and Murals. Take your time and admire every detail. It’s a must-watch.

Museo de Arte Moderno (Mexico City)

If you want to look at modern art, this is the place to go. The museum hosts a permanent collection of works by renowned artists such as Frida Kahlo, David Alfaro Siqueiros, José Clemente Orozco, Diego Rivera, Rufino Tamayo, Leonora Carrington, and Remedios Varo, among others. The gardens and lobby are lined with sculptures from national and international artists. And guess what? You can watch it all for free !

Templo Mayor (Mexico City)

The museum was inaugurated in 1987 and recreates the duality between life and death, water and war, and the symbols of Tlaloc and Huitzilopochtli.

It’s divided into 8 halls: Archaeological Antecedents, Rituals and Sacrifices, Tribute and Commerce, Huitzilopochtli, Tláloc, Flora and Fauna, Agriculture, and Colonial and Modern Periods.

A very cool feature of this tour is the inclusion of black floating signs as you move through the museum. It’s important to mention this tour only includes the museum, not the archaeological site.

Museo Nacional de San Carlos (Mexico City)

This museum hosts an ample collection of European paintings spanning from the 14th century up to the beginning of the 20th century. There are nine art styles you can admire: Gothic, Renaissance, Mannerism, Baroque, Rococo, Neoclassical, Romantic, Impressionist, and Academia en Mexico. It’s important to mention you get an excellent view of the paintings as compared to other virtual tours. You can access this free tour here .

Museo de Arte Indígena Contemporáneo (Cuernavaca)

This museum hosts around 300 works that include pottery and wooden pieces, among others, by Indigenous cultures such as the Rarámuri, the Yoreme, the Zapotecs, the Tzeltal, the Tzotzil, the Mixtecs, the Yaqui, the Purépecha, the Mazahua, the Huichol, the Nahua, and the Otomí. You can access this tour here .

The quality of this tour is not as good as others, but it’s a great option if you’re interested in looking at some great art by the Indigenous people of Mexico.

Museo del Pueblo Maya (Yucatán)

The primary purpose of this museum is to show the development of the Maya culture in all aspects. Respect for nature was an important element to consider before starting construction.

The museum is divided into 4 halls where you can watch sculptures and other artifacts coming from Yucatán, Campeche, Quintana Roo, and Chiapas.

You can check it out here .

Museo Regional de Guanajuato (Guanajuato)

Also known as the Alhóndiga de Granaditas (Grain Warehouse), this is one of the most important museums in Mexico due to its significance in the Mexican War of Independence. Besides telling the story that happened there, the museum also hosts several pre-Hispanic pieces.

The tour offers an audio guide but it’s only in Spanish. Check it out .

Other notable museums include:

Museo Regional de Michoacán
Museo Regional de Querétaro
Museo de las Culturas de Oaxaca
Museo de Guadalupe
Museo Regional de Aguascalientes
El Obispado
Museo Regional de Guadalajara
Museo Regional Potosino

Archaeological Sites

Monte albán (oaxaca).

It was founded in 500 BC and reached a population of 35,000 inhabitants. They had connections with the people from Teotihuacán.

Compared to other pre-Hispanic sites, the structures in Monte Albán are smaller. The ruins were restored between 1931 and 1948.

You can tour both the archaeological site and the on-site museum .

Teotihuacán (Estado de México)

Along with Chichén Itzá, this is one of the most visited archaeological sites in Mexico, especially around the date of the spring equinox.

On this tour, you can watch the archaeological site as well as its two on-site museums: Museo de la Cultura Teotihuacana and the Museo de los Murales Teotihuacanos . The two most famous structures are the Pyramid of the Sun and the Pyramid of the Moon. Check them out!

Chichén Itzá (Yucatán)

This is undoubtedly the most visited archaeological site in the country. It’s internationally known for the Pyramid of Kukulcán “the Feathered Serpent” and the Temple of the Warriors. You can check it out here .

Tulum (Quintana Roo)

Formerly known as Zama (meaning tomorrow), this is the only archaeological site located right next to the sea. The most famous structures are its wall, the Temple of the Frescoes, the Temple of the Descending God, and El Castillo. You can go on this tour here .

Paquimé (Chihuahua)

Also known as Casas Grandes (Great Houses), this is one of the few archaeological sites in the north of Mexico. However, unlike other sites, Paquimé is known for its architecture composed of sun-dried blocks of mud and gravel, circular/semi-circular houses, and T-shaped doorways. There are similar ruins in New Mexico, Arizona, and Colorado in the U.S.

Bonampak (Chiapas)

Located in the heart of the Chiapas rainforest in southern Mexico, Bonampak is famous for its Temple of the Murals. The Bonampak murals helped debunk the myth that the Maya were peaceful people.

On this tour , you can admire the murals, as well as the steles, the Acrópolis, and other structures.

El Tajín (Veracruz)

Named after the Totonac rain god, this is the most important site in Veracruz. It was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1992. Its most famous structure is the Pyramid of the Niches.

On this tour , you can admire the pyramids, temples, and ballcourts. You can also tour the on-site museum.

Palenque (Chiapas)

Not as big as Chichén Itzá or other Maya sites, but still Palenque boasts fine architecture, sculptures, and carvings. Its most famous structures are the Temple of the Inscriptions, the Temples of the Cross, and the Palace.

You can check it out here .

Other notable sites include:

What Tools to Use

Most of the tours mentioned above come from the INAH (National Institute of Anthropology and History) website or the INBA (National Institute of Fine Arts) website . They offer many tours with 360 photos, and a few of them even include audio.

However, did you know that Google also offers virtual tours? They partnered up with many museums around the world to offer online exhibitions through Google Arts & Culture . Mexico is no exception. What’s even better, compared to other tours, the ones on Google allow you to zoom in on the works of art to look at the smaller details and they also offer useful descriptions so you can better understand the works. On other tours, it can be hard if not impossible to read the description no matter how much you zoom in. That’s not the case with Google Arts & Culture.

Another interesting site you could try is Maps of Mexico . It has a sizable amount of interactive maps with 360 photos. Unfortunately, not all links work but you can try your luck. What I like about this website particularly is you can look at attractions other than museums or archaeological sites. Check it out!

For some tours, you will need Flash. If that’s the case, I recommend using a computer/laptop, but if you want to use a mobile device there are some workarounds you can take.

We can’t travel freely these days, but that’s no excuse to not explore the world. There are many virtual tours you can take. You can learn a lot of things about other cultures with just a computer and an Internet connection.

It’s not the same thing as going in person, you may think. I know and I agree with you. But this is the perfect opportunity to use our imagination and creativity. You can take virtual tours by yourself or with your family. If you have children, they can learn something new and have fun at the same time instead of just watching YouTube or playing video games.

We will be able to travel again soon. But in the meantime, check out the myriad of virtual tours available.

What tours would you like to take? Have you taken any already? How did you like it? Let me know in the comments below. See you soon!

Book your trip now!

Book your flight

The first thing you have to do is find cheap flights. But where do you find those? There are many search engines, but the one I highly recommend is Skyscanner . Here you can compare fares from all over the world and pick the one that suits you best.

Book your accommodation

The next thing you have to do is secure your lodging. Whether you prefer a hostel, a guesthouse, a B&B, or a hotel, you can find them all on Booking . You can find lodging of all kinds ranging from cheap to expensive and somewhere in between. Many people have scored good deals using it.

Another popular option is Hostelworld . This website focuses on hostels as opposed to hotels.

Book a tour

In some places, you might want to hire a tour. Not all places are equally accessible to visit by oneself. It helps enormously when you visit with a local guide who can show you around and answer any questions you might have…all in your native language. My to-go place is Viator as they offer tours of all kinds and have a presence all over the world.

Public transportation is usually cheaper than renting a car, but it’s sometimes more complicated and time-consuming. That’s a reality. In some cases, it’s more convenient to rent a car. My recommendation is Rentalcars.com . Here you can compare rates and choose the one that fits you best.

Book your bus tickets

You can save money by booking bus tickets online. My favorite site to do this is Busbud .

Get travel insurance

Never travel without a travel insurance policy, especially during these days! Travel insurance can save your life. My recommendations are World Nomads and Insured Nomads . Both companies cover COVID-19 related incidents, which is crucial these days.

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10 Replies to “Free Virtual Tour of Mexico 2020”

Reading this article had some happy moments for me in that this is one of the places I would love to visit. Your article brought Mexico and the wonderful places you’ve highlighted to life. Can’t wait to visit there when this COVID madness is over. Thank you for the virtual tour to Mexico.

You’re welcome. Hope you visit someday.

I was surfing online dreaming of travelling when I found your site! I took the virtual tour of Mexico. I would however preferred to go there and see all the places like Yucatan and all the Maya sites. I have never been to Mexico so it is definitely on my travel list. Who knows when we will be able to travel normally again? Meanwhile I am glad I found a place to travel virtually. I think this will be the way of travelling in 2020 for most people.

Yeah, I agree virtual travel is not the same thing, but it’s a good alternative these days. This will be the way of traveling for quite some time, but sooner or later, everything will go back to normal.

Thank you for your virtual tour of Mexico to us! It’s an opportunity to tourist and to travel lovers from around the world to discover and explore the attractions from MEXIQUE, from the confort of their homes.

You’ve invoqued the lockdown period due to Covid-19: this is maybe the reason for those who used to travel and who have the means to. But there is another category of target: those who live very far from Latin America, and who want to discover best and great places as you’ve presented. I’m among those in the last category, because I’m from Rwanda, a country of 1000 Hills, located in the heart of Africa, in its Eastern part, not far from Kenya, Ouganda and Tanzania. You can imagine with what interest I read your post. I liked all the places as presented and the way you did it.

I can tell you that I bookmarked your website to comeback to it to discover other awedome places you’ll be presenting to virtual tourists next time.

Thank you for your post.

You’re most welcome. I’m glad to be of assistance to all those interested in visiting my country.

Many countries are talking about tentative dates to lift the lockdown, but they will assess the situation and could extend it instead. In the meantime, we can explore the world from our computers. We will be able to travel again soon.

I hope you visit Mexico someday. I’m sure you’d love it.

I haven’t considered going on any virtual tours of Mexico. Since we are housebound due to the Coronavirus it is nice to have entertaining but educational options like this to do. I am interested in the Bonampak archaeological sites Temple of the Murals. I thought the Mayans were peaceful. Were they warriors instead? Is this tour offered in English?

With this lockdown in place, we have to make the most out of it. Although virtual travel is not the same thing as real travel, it’s a great alternative to beat the lockdown.

Answering your question, the Maya were not peaceful people like we thought. The murals helped debunk this myth.

Unfortunately, the tour is only in Spanish. English would be a great addition. Hopefully, they’ll include it, too.

Thanks for commenting.

It is really frustrating and painful that this present pandemic – Covid-19 has brought us all to this level where we can’t even go out on a tour any more. Anyways I so much love tourism it’s actually one of my hobby and I am so glad that even in this present time one can still do a virtual tour even though the feelings and experience wouldn’t be as the original (lol) just as you’ve mentioned but I think it’s still ok. I love art so much so I would like to take a virtual tour on museo de arto modeno so as to see some modern art works. I am so happy it’s free, no fee attached. Thanks for this informative article.

Yes, it’s a shame, but hey, nothing lasts forever. We will be able to travel again soon.

You will find lots of cool options to look at. Take your time and use your creativity.

I hope you visit someday. Thanks for commenting.

Explore the Beauty of Mexico Through This Virtual Tour Vacation!

Now that travel is still on-pause, you might be thinking of planning for your next travel getaway. After being stuck at home for so long, we couldn’t wait for the day the pandemic would be over. We couldn’t wait to travel and explore more places again. If you’re wondering where to go next, you can check out this virtual tour vacation from Mexico!

Spend a Grandiose Virtual Tour Vacation in Mexico!

Kickstart your virtual tour vacation by visiting Mexico’s famous landmarks and cultural heritage. You can visit this site to scroll around Mexico's famous landmarks. Get a marvelous 360-degree view of La Catedral Metropolitana's marble grandeur.

See the ruins of the 15th-century Aztec Temple Templo Mayor. This historical temple once crowned Tenochtitlan, signaling the birth of Mexico city. You can also view the 8-ton stone carving of Coyolxauhqui, an Aztec goddess site. The excavations still continue up to this day.

Virtual Walking in the City

Thanks to virtual tour technology, you can access the street view and tour yourself around. You can even do an entire "walking" around the city to familiarize yourself. Take this time to explore the 1,600-acre Bosque de Chapultepec. This enormous plaza serves as the heart of the city. By the time we can travel again, you’ll have an easier time navigating around!

Museum Hopping

If you get tired of exploring the city, you can opt for Museum hopping instead. The Chapultepec plaza is also home to a botanical garden, lake, zoo, and an enormous 150+ museums. You can also gaze at the majestic castle of Mexico. It was the home of Maximilian I, the former Hapsburg emperor, and his wife.

The Chapultepec Castillio now houses Museo Nacional de Historia. You can take a virtual tour to explore the palace's grounds, exhibit halls, and salons. Go to the stone terrace and you'll virtually see the castle's vast gardens. Want to take a break from your virtual tour and explore food goodies? No worries! We’ll take you to Mexico’s famous cuisines!

A Taco Break

If you’re a food lover, then you can take a virtual tour around the city to search for food goodness! An honest warning, though, you might end up mouthwatering due to these delectable foods! You can scout out for Mexico's famous tacos! Tacos are best paired with margaritas, and even a shrimp tostada or two. You can also visit Mexico's top restaurants like Enrique Olvera's Pujol and have a taste on their tacos and handmade tortillas there.

Aztecs, Frida, and Olmecs

After you’ve had a ravenous (or maybe fulfilling) food virtual tour, it’s time to explore more museums in Mexico. The next one you should conduct a virtual tour is the prestigious Museo Nacional de Antropologia. This museum features 23 exhibit halls and an astounding 600,000 artifacts that represent the Aztec, Olmec, and Hispanic era. Since its founding in 1825, you can find a convergence of multiple cultures here.

Some of the museum's showstoppers that you can see in the virtual tour include Aztec Sun Stone. You can also see a brilliant replica of the feathered cape of Moctezuma. The virtual tour lets you walk through galleries, exhibit halls, and see the replicas at a closer look. The best part? No can disturb your virtual touring!

You can also take a virtual tour at Casa Azul. This vibrant blue house of Frida Kahlo showcases around 2,000 museums and artifacts around the world. This is truly a wonder to behold! Aside from that, make sure to visit Palacio de Bellas Artes. Aside from its stunning arts hall, you can also find numerous virtual concerts, operas, and theater performances.

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Homeschooling Mexico: Virtual Tour of Mexico with Kids: Mexico Global Learning Guide

Are you looking forward to learning about mexico with kids but can’t travel there quite yet come join us as we travel on a virtual visit with our homeschooling mexico unit.

Come along with us as we take a virtual trip to Mexico and explore from home! Perhaps you’re planning a trip to Mexico for kids in the future, or maybe you just want to learn more about the country right from home. Either way, this is a guide to learn about history, culture, food, people, as we enjoy our homeschooling Mexico unit.

This guide is a great way to connect via heart and mind with those of diverse backgrounds from around the world. It’s perfect for preparing for future family travel, to help with homeschooling, or just for fun. We can’t wait to learn more about the beauty and diversity of Mexico with kids.

Our family likes to spend 1-2 weeks on a virtual field trip to each country. We typically spread out these activities and pick a couple each day. I hope you enjoy learning with us as we explore these Mexican activities for kids!

This post about learning about Mexico with kids contains affiliate links, but all opinions are 100% my own. That means I earn a small commission if you purchase through my link, but doesn’t change your price.

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MEXICO WITH KIDS:

Homeschooling mexico unit to explore from home, mexico virtual travel video.

If you’d like to see a video of some of the things our family did to virtually visit Mexico, you can head here!

Fun Facts for Mexico Homeschooling

Millions of monarch butterflies migrate to Mexico every year from the U.S. and Canada.
A Mexican tamale called the zacahuil is three feet long and weighs about 150 pounds.
Popcorn was first made in pre-historic cities in Mexico. It was made in very hot clay pots and was called momochtli.
Chocolate was invented in Mexico! The Aztecs used cocoa pasted in drinks for its health benefits.
The Maya people were the first to invent chewing gum!
The border between Mexico and the United States is the second largest border in the world (only the U.S.-Canadian border is longer).
Mexico City has the highest elevation and is oldest city in North America. It is also one of the largest cities in the world.
Red poinsettias come from Mexico. They were renamed after Joel Roberts Poinsett, the first United States ambassador to Mexico.
Mexico has more Catholics than any other country in the world except Brazil.

Language Arts Mexico Homeschooling

Languages spoken in mexico.

Spanish is the most common language spoken in Mexico. While it is officially the language used in government, it is not required by law.
Indigenous languages are also common in Mexico. Those are languages that were used in what is now Mexico, but prior to the arrival of European settlers.
Mexico has more Spanish speakers than any other country.
Hola means “hello” in Spanish.

Mexico Literature & Mexican Folktales

Mexican folktales are often allegorical. They are used to teach principles such as honesty, hard work, endurance, and wisdom.

Here is a read aloud of a Mexican folk tale called Cuckoo .

Writing Prompts for elementary and middle school children

Write a paragraph on what excites you about visiting Mexico.
Look up a paleta recipe. Write your own with different fruits!

Day of the Dead Writing Assignment: Homeschooling Mexico Language Arts Activity

Read a book about Dia de los Muertos. Have children research an ancestor and write an essay talking about her or his life. Have kids consider for what they think the ancestor would most want to be remembered.

Reading: Books to Learn About Mexico for Kids

Culture & people: homeschooling mexico for kids.

Mexico has gone through many cultural transformations. It tends to follow the history of the country with major changes happening around the time of Spanish colonization, Mexican independence, and the Mexican Revolution.

While the overwhelming majority of Mexicans speak Spanish, many also speak indigenous languages. Did you know the word “chocolate” comes from the language Nahuatl?

Family is extremely important in Mexican society. Extended families tend to be large and close. Hosting family parties is very common in Mexican culture.

One major Mexican family event is the quinceañera, when a young woman turns 15. She usually has a large party with lots of family and friends, very fancy dress, and a church mass.

Mexican Poncho Craft

The Mexican sarape , or poncho, is commonly worn. It’s often brightly colored and fringed at the end. You can make your own poncho at home!

Paper bag Colored paper Markers Scissors

History & Government: Homeschooling Mexico Facts

The official name of the country is Estados Unidos Mexicanos, or the United Mexican States. It is a federal republic.

The current President of Mexico is Andrés Manuel López Obrador. The president is also the commander of the Armed Forces. The government is divided into executive, legislative, and judicial branches. Mexico has 32 states.

Stone tools have been found in Mexico that suggest humans lived there around 23000 years ago.
The Olmec people were Mexico’s first complex society. They first emerged around 1200 B.C. Next came the Maya, the Toltec, and the Aztec people.
The Spanish arrived around 1500. They brought several diseases with them, including smallpox, which made many of the Aztecs sick. The also destroyed the Aztec capital, Tenochtilán.
Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, a Catholic priest, started the Mexican war of independence on September 16, 1810. The war went on for over 11 years.
Many Mexicans today have a mix of Native American and Spanish blood, and are called mestizos.

1 USD ~ 23 Mexican pesos 1 peso = 100 centavos

Mexico has 7 Official Federal Holidays.There are many other civic holidays and festivities.
Cinco de Mayo celebrates the Mexican army defeating a French army in the city of Puebla in 1862, but is not celebrated throughout the country.
Here is a children’s book read aloud of Dia de los Muertos !
Mexican children usually receive gifts on Three Kings Day (January 6) instead of Christmas Day.

Mexican History Activity Suggestions:

Mexican flag activity.

Green = Hope
White = Unity
Red = Blood of the national heroes
Coat of arms = An eagle on a prickly pear cactus eating a serpent. The leader of the Axtecs (also known as the Mexica : Meh-shee-ka), Tenoch had a dream that their nomadic tribe should settle wherever they saw this. They settled there and built the great city of Tenochtitlan.

Coloring sheet flag from HERE

Video About Homeschooling Mexico History for Kids:

Geography: Mexico for Kids

Find Mexico on a map or globe
Mexico City is the capital of Mexico (find the star on the map).
Mexico has 32 states
The land area of Mexico is about 1/5 the size of the USA.
Mexico’s climate varies from arid (dry and hot) to tropical (wet and hot). Some places have both depending on the season.
One of the biggest mountain ranges in Mexico is the Sierra Madre Occidental.
The longest river in Mexico is the Rio Grande. It is shared with the USA.

Mexico Geography Activity Suggestions:

Color in Mexico on the map. Older children may like coloring in the Mexican states map.
Count how many countries Mexico borders (3: the United States of America, Guatemala, and Belize)

Mexico Geography Video (12 minutes)

(Map from HERE )

Food: Mexican Recipes for Kids: Mexican Food That Kids Will Enjoy

Food is a perfect way to “travel” to a country from home. Making these recipes was one of our favorite parts of our homeschooling Mexico unit! Mexican food often uses vibrant spices such as cumin, coriander, lime, and more. Corn is also very common in Mexican cooking.

Here are some common foods in Mexico:

Tamales – a dough made of corn cooked in a corn husk
Pozole – a soup made with broth, corn, spices, and toppings
Chilaquiles – fried corn tortillas topped with eggs, salsa, cheese, and cream
Tortillas – a flatbread
Meat, especially beef and pork
Taco – a folded tortilla with fillings
Aguas frescas – fresh juices

Mexican Food Activity

If you don’t feel up to making a whole recipe, consider just smelling a few of the common Mexican spices you may have in your cupboard! You could also visit a local Mexican restaurant.

Mexican Recipes for Kids

Cooking is a perfect activity for a homeschooling Mexico unit. Here are some of our favorite kid friendly Mexican food recipes!

Simple and kid-friendly Instant Pot black bean and rice burrito filling . My 9 year old can make this recipe on his own, so you definitely can, too! It’s not the most traditional filling, but is adapted to be vegetarian and very easy to make.
Horchata (cinnamon rice drink)
Creamy poblano pepper enchiladas

Famous Landmarks: Mexico with Kids

Ancient Maya ruins, such as Chichen Itza , Tulum , Coba , and, my personal favorite, Uxmal (the best preserved Maya ruins in the Yucatan)
Teotihuacán – an ancient civilization later used by the Aztecs
San Ignacio Lagoon to see gray whales
Isla Mujeres
Cenote dos Ojos – an underwater cave popular for snorkeling and scuba diving
Copper Canyon – a system of canyons larger than the Grand Canyon

Art History: Mexican Art History with Kids

Art in Mexico is very old! It dates back to before recorded history. There are different periods of Mexican art, including the prehispanic period, a colonial period, a time before and after independence, and more modern Mexican art after the Mexican Revolution.

Historians believe the oldest rock art in the Americas is in a cave on the peninsula of Baja California.
The first major Mesoamerican culture was the Olmecs. They created hieroglyphics, the 365 day calendar, and did art with jade, a beautiful greenish stone.
Most Mesoamerican art was created for religious or political purposes, not just to be pretty. They often used ceramics, amate paper, and architecture.
Feather work was popular in prehispanic times. The Spaniards later became very interested in it.
The Mexican Revolution (1910-1920) greatly affected Mexican art. Murals became popular during this time, and it was art for all the people that was not in a museum and that could not be moved somewhere else.
Murals were often political and supported the Revolution. They became most popular during the 1930s.
Diego Rivera was a very popular muralist.
Frida Kahlo was a very important Mexican artist. She painted on canvases instead of murals. She focused on Mexican folk themes, as well as themes that focused on women, such as motherhood or domestic violence. Frida was married to Diego Rivera.

Image from HERE

Art Activities: Homeschooling Mexico Art Activities with Kids

Frida kahlo activity for kids.

Frida Kahlo was born in Mexico and cared deeply about sharing Mexican folk culture. She did not want it to get lost from colonization. She often wore traditional Mexican clothes.

Frida painted in a way that shared Mexican culture with all who viewed it. She used strong lines and bright colors. She also painted to share the experience of a woman, which was not common during that time. Frida painted other women and situations specific to women (like motherhood), and even hard things like abuse towards women.

Frida painted several self-portraits in a distinct, colorful style. You, too, can paint a self portrait!

White paper Paint in bright colors Paint brushes A mirror An image of Self Portrait – The Frame , by Frida Kahlo

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HERE are 9 other Frida Kahlo-inspired art projects for kids!

Draw a sugar skull.

Mexican Crafts for Kids: Mexican coloring pages

Mexican coloring pages
Chichen Itza coloring page
Dahlia coloring page – national flower of Mexico

HERE are some other wonderful Mexico craft project ideas!

Religion & spirituality: homeschooling mexico for kids.

Mexico is over 80% Catholic Christian. Evangelical Protestantism and Mormonism are religions that have been growing in Mexico in recent decades.

Mexico allows freedom of religion. That means it allows people to choose and also change their religion.

Movies about Mexico for Kids and Grown Ups

Coco (a beautifully animated celebration of family and Dia de los Muertos)
The Book of Life (animated)
Selena (a biographical drama about the musician)
Catinflas (about the Mexican actor)

Math & Science in Mexico: Mexican Inventions

The Olmecs of Central America originally created the 365 day calendar, and the Maya perfected it in about the 1st century AD.
A Mexican engineer named Guillermo González Camarena figured out we could watch colors through the television!
Alejandro Alagón developed a scorpion antivenom.
José Antonio de Alzate developed a toilet float in 1970!
Manuel González Flores developed earthquake-resistant foundations in 1948.

Animals in Mexico

Gray whales come from Alaska to Baja California each year in the winter to breed.

The rain forests and wet lands have lots of unusual animals such as jaguars and quetzal birds.

STEAM and Craft Activity Suggestions when Homeschooling Mexico with Kids

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Make homemade maracas
Make Mexican flag slime
Mexican metal art

Learn About Chichen Itza with Kids

The ancient Maya city of Chichen Itza with was a very sacred place. The ruins today show pyramids, temples, and other stone buildings. The Temple of Kukulkan (El Castillo) is the most famous structure. It’s a pyramid with 365 steps – one for each day of the year.

When the sun hits the temple at just right time at the equinox, an image of a serpent appears!

The biggest Maya ball court (juego de pelota) is in Chichen Itza. It is nearly 600 feet long! Despite this, if you whisper at one end of the court, someone can hear it all the way at the other end due to the acoustics . Each side of the court has stone hoops.

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Chichen Itza Activity for Kids

Old cardboard boxes Scissors Tape Markers

Discuss some of the key features of Chichen Itza and why it is important. Then build your own model of Chichen Itza. How many steps can you build?

You may also want to consider if you were an ancient Maya, what god you would revere. Would you pay homage to the rain god? The earth god? How would you design your own temple to that god?

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Music: Homeschooling Mexico Music Unit

Dance & portraiture activity.

José Limón was a dancer and a choreographer. This activity discusses rhythm, his portrait, provides a children’s book and video, and has children dance and create a self portrait.

Forms of Mexican Music

There are many different styles of Mexican music. One popular style is mariachi music. Mariachi developed in the Mexican countryside in the 1700s. Mariachi music usually has at least 2 violins, 2 trumpets, and a few different types of guitars. It can often have as many as 20 musicians!

Sports, Games, and Movement in Mexico

The most popular sport in Mexico is football (soccer).

Mexican rodeo is popular and can be dangerous.

Children’s Games in Mexico

If you’re looking for some other ideas for Mexican games and activities, here are a few simple and fun ones:

Hopscotch (Avion)
La Gallinita Ciega (The Blind Hen)
El Balero (A Ball and Cup game)

Thanks for Taking a Virtual Field Trip to Mexico With Us!

We’ve loved putting together this resource to virtually visit Mexico. We’d love to hear if you do any of these activities for a homeschooling Mexico unit, or if you visit in person!

We hope to inspire curiosity and connection through exploring and learning, and we hope this guide helps you and your families. Please share any activities you do with us over on our Instagram . And we’d be delighted if you passed this Mexico with kids virtual tour and homeschooling resource along to others, as well!

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1. Chichen Itza, Cenote and Valladolid All-Inclusive Tour

2. Balloon flight with pick up in CDMX + Breakfast in a natural cave

3. Mr. Sanchos Beach Club All-Inclusive Day Pass

4. Hot Air Balloon Flight over Teotihuacan, from Mexico City

5. Private SUV Round-Trip from Airport to Hotels in Cabo San Lucas

6. Mega Yacht All-Inclusive Yelapa Waterfall & Snorkeling Adventure

7. Full Day Tulum Ruins Tour Cenote and Swimming with Turtles

8. Walking Tour Across the Historic Center in Merida

9. Full-Day Tour Exploring the Waters of Tolantongo

10. Cabo San Lucas Sunset Cruise with Open Bar and Snacks

11. Private SUV RoundTrip from Airport to Hotels in San Jose del Cabo

12. ATV Tour, Camel Ride, Tequila Tasting and Mexican Buffet Lunch

13. Cancun ATV Jungle Adventure, Ziplines, Cenote and Tequila Tasting

14. Los Cabos Luxury Sailing, Snorkel and Lunch Cruise

15. Day Tour with ATV, Zipline and Cenote Adventure from Cancun

16. Teotihuacan, Guadalupe Shrine, Tlatelolco & Tequila Tasting Tour

17. Tickets to the Frida Kahlo Museum

18. Viator Exclusive: Tulum Ruins, Reef Snorkeling, Cenote and Caves

19. Balloon flight in Teotihuacán + Pick up CDMX + Breakfast in cave.

20. Private Tour: Teotihuacan and Guadalupe Shrine

21. Cabo San Lucas Luxury Sailing Yacht and Dinner with a Chef

22. Whale Watching Tour with Free Photos and Guaranteed Sightings

23. Luxury SUV transfers from Cancun Airport

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25. VIP Chichen Itza Private Tour

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27. Cozumel Snorkeling Tour: Palancar, Columbia and El Cielo Reefs

28. Teotihuacan Private Tour from Mexico City

29. All-Inclusive Full-Day Marietas Islands Boat Tour

30. 4x4 ATV Adventure with Tequila tasting and Mexican buffet lunch

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The 13 Best Mexico City Tours

Experience the highlights of Mexico City with one of these top 15 tours.

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Visiting Mexico City with the help of a local is a great way to understand its vibrant culture.

Mexico's sprawling capital is known for its eclectic neighborhoods (as many as 350), that each have distinct characteristics. As such, Mexico City offers a myriad of options for sightseeing, shopping and dining, and one of the best ways to explore this fascinating destination is with a tour. U.S. News compiled this list of the 15 best tours in Mexico City based on expert input and reviewer sentiment. Whether you want to cycle your way through the city, explore nearby archaeological sites or indulge in local delicacies, there's a tour to fit your itinerary.

Mexico Bike Tour – Downtown Tour

As you cycle through the city for four hours, you'll hear about nearly 500 years of Mexican history covering everything from empires to revolutions. You'll also be able to admire the stunning architecture and several of the city’s beautiful squares. Reviewers say the routes on this bike tour are easy to navigate and that it's a great way to see a large portion of the city in a short amount of time. Tickets cost approximately 900 pesos (around $37) per person and include lunch. Tours operate daily at 10 a.m. The company also offers two other bike tours that explore the city's trendiest neighborhoods and the life of famed artist Frida Kahlo.

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Amigo Tours – Teotihuacan at Sunrise Tour

Reviewers give this nine-hour excursion rave reviews for its well-informed guides and early start time that aims to avoid the crowds at one of Mexico's best-known archaeological sites. Tours depart around 6 a.m. to visit the old city of Teotihuacan , known as the "City of the Gods." You'll see the city's famous stepped pyramids and stop at a local obsidian workshop for a tasting of cactus-based liquor, such as tequila. Prices start at 631 pesos (approximately $26) for participants 13 and older and 568 pesos (around $24) for children ages 3 to 12. Prices include all entrance fees, transportation and liquor tastings, but do not include lunch. Amigo Tours offers a variety of daytrips from Mexico City, as well as tours within the city.

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Mexican Food Tours – Polanco Food Tour

Explore one of Mexico City's trendiest neighborhoods to sample Mexican specialties during this three-hour culinary tour of Polanco. Stroll along picturesque streets and pop into several lesser-known spots and upscale eateries to taste everything from seafood dishes to tamales to chocolate to traditional Mexican popsicles. Reviewers extol the knowledgeable guides as well as the wide variety of delicious food. Prices start at $75 for adults and $35 for children 12 and younger. This small-group tour is limited to 16 guests. It departs at 11 a.m. daily as well as 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. The company also offers a taco-themed food tour, among other options.

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Estación Mexico – Coyoacán Free Tour

Walk through Coyoacán, one of Mexico City's quiet bohemian neighborhoods, on this free tour. Learn the history and legends of this unique part of the city as you stroll by sights like the Capilla de San Antonio, Parroquía San Juan Bautista and the home of renowned artist Frida Kahlo. Reviewers appreciate the informative guides and learning about this lesser-known section of the city. Tips are suggested for the guides, since there is no charge for the tour. Walks depart daily at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m.; they last about two hours. The company offers other free tours through the Chapultepec Forest and the city's university , among other options.

Mexico a Pie – Lucha Libre Experience

Don a colorful mask and join in the fun at a wrestling match known as lucha libre. Before the match, there is a two-hour walking tour with a former luchador (wrestler) who tells you all about lucha libre as you enjoy a mezcal and guacamole tasting. Then, head into Arena México to watch a wrestling match unlike one you've seen before. Patrons report having a great time on this tour and especially enjoy the group experience. They also say there's plenty of mezcal at the tasting and suggest eating a meal before you go. Tours are offered three times a week: Sunday at 3 p.m., Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. and Friday at 6:30 p.m. Prices start at $50 per person and include a mask. Children must be at least 3 years old to attend. Additional food and beer can be purchased with cash at the arena. Mexico a Pie also runs a few art-themed tours, among other experiences.

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Enjoy a crash course in Mexican cuisine on this food tour from Eat Like a Local Mexico.

Eat Like a Local Mexico – Mexican Food 101

Owned by a Mexico City native, this tour company is operated by an all-woman staff. The company's introductory tour to Mexican food starts at 10 a.m. in Condesa with a cup of coffee and pan dulce, a Mexican pastry. Then, tourgoers hit two of the city's colorful markets for bites of carnitas, corn, fresh fruit, insects (if you're adventurous) and specialties like tlacoyos, a popular Mexican street food. The excursion ends in Juárez with a cocktail or gelato. This 4 1/2-hour tour includes visits to several neighborhoods, 4 1/2 miles of walking, a ride on the subway and 25 tastings. Tours are limited to six people, and prices start at $110 per person. The company also offers an evening street food tour, tours specifically designed for vegans, and more.

Sabores México Food Tours – Beer, Mezcal, & Taco Tour in Mexico City

This tasty three-hour evening excursion takes curious foodies to four traditional Mexican taquerias and a mezcal bar. In all, you'll visit four Mexico City neighborhoods, including Condesa, Roma, San Rafael and Anzures. Along the way, you'll sample a variety of tacos from street stalls to established spots, as well as different kinds of mezcal and a cocktail. Reviewers praise the delicious tacos and the tour's in-the-know guides. They also say to come hungry. The English-speaking tour begins at 7 p.m. nightly and is limited to 10 people. Prices cost approximately $110 for participants ages 12 and older and $80 for ages 11 and younger. Sabores México also offers tours of the Roma neighborhood as well as downtown Mexico City.

Mexitours Day Tours – Hot Air Balloon Tour

Soar high above the archeological site of Teotihuacan for an aerial view of Mexico’s pyramids of the sun and the moon. The day begins watching the balloons inflate followed by an hourlong flight. After landing, you'll have time to walk around Teotihuacan and explore its varied attractions. Tourgoers offer mostly positive reviews, with many saying it is a fantastic experience. Others wish the excursion was more organized and complain about the additional fee to tour the site once on the ground. The company does offer an upgrade option for the land portion. Tours begin at 5:45 a.m. and are offered Wednesday through Sunday. Prices start at $281 for patrons 11 and older and $266 for children ages 3 to 10. Tickets include breakfast and round-trip transportation from select Mexico City hotels . Mexitours offers a wide variety of guided experiences inside and outside the city.

Eat Mexico – Gourmet San Juan Market & Street Food

This intimate adults-only culinary tour features some of the best food destinations in the historic downtown center. Patrons will visit the colorful San Juan Market with its traditional and exotic snacks (such as grasshoppers) and fresh produce (like lime and guanábana). The tour also stops at Arcos de Belém market where vendors sell fresh ingredients as well as prepared foods and escamochas, a Mexican-style fruit cocktail. The tour includes a visit to a bar to taste pulque, an agave-based liquor. Reviewers applaud the experience and the food and come away with an appreciation for Mexico's culinary heritage. Tours depart daily at 10:30 and 11 a.m. and are limited to six people. Tickets cost around $85 per person. Because this tour visits a bar, every participant must be at least 18 years old. Eat Mexico offers a variety of food tours in Mexico City, in addition to cooking classes.

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Art enthusiasts should sign up for Pedalea Mexico's Frida Kahlo's ride to learn more about the painter and her life.

Pedalea Mexico – Frida Kahlo's Ride

Whether you're a lifelong fan of Frida Kahlo or have no knowledge of her life and art, travelers say you can't go wrong with this guided bike trip. After a quick safety talk, you'll pedal your way through the city to the Coyoacán neighborhood to visit Frida Kahlo's house and museum . Cyclists say they feel safe for the entire 4 1/2-hour ride and are pleasantly surprised with the guide's insight. Prices start at $65 per person and include use of a bike and helmet, museum entrance fees, and some snacks and drinks. The company also runs a bike tour featuring murals created by Diego Rivera, Kahlo's husband.

Turibus – Main Tours

Turibus features four different bus routes that allow travelers to visit the city's top sights in a hop-on, hop-off format. The downtown route includes stops at the Zócalo and the National Museum of Anthropology . The southside loop is ideal for those interested in seeing Frida Kahlo's old haunts. The third route visits the Polanco district for upscale shopping, and the fourth stops at the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe . Each route includes an audio guide. Without getting off at the stops, you'll spend about three hours riding all the routes. Reviews are mixed: Some riders say the tour is an efficient way to get an overview of the city, while others complain about long wait times between buses and heavy traffic. Tours operate daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Prices start at approximately 160 pesos (about $7) for adults and 80 pesos (around $3) for children during the week; prices are slightly higher on weekends and public holidays.

Tekpan Tours – Teotihuacan at First Time in the Morning

This full-day tour (approximately seven hours) departs from Mexico City for an early morning visit to the pyramids at Teotihuacan, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Along with mild temperatures, a morning visit yields few crowds, allowing for excellent photo-ops. The second stop at an artisan market gives tourgoers the chance to learn about different Mexican handicrafts. Visitors offer positive reviews about the insightful guides and appreciate the crowd-free experience. Others remark that too much time is spent at the second stop, which is a gift shop. The tour includes round-trip transportation from your hotel, an art historian guide and entrance fees. Lunch is at your own expense. Tickets cost approximately $45 per participant. Tekpan Tours also operates outings to Xochimilco .

Strawberry Tours – Free Historical Centre Tour of Mexico City

Visitors compliment Strawberry Tours' guides for being both informative and great storytellers. During the 2 1/2-hour walk, the guides will cover nearly 1,000 years of history from the Aztec Empire to the Spanish conquest to Mexico's fight for independence. Stops include the National Palace, the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Zócalo, the Palace of Fine Arts and Templo Mayor. Tours operate every day except Thursday at 9:30 a.m. Though free, tips for the guides are appreciated. Strawberry Tours also runs a few other free tours, including one to the city's market and to the city's best taquerias.

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Mexico City Tours 2024

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Explore the vibrant streets of Mexico City on our walking tours , where you’ll immerse yourself in the rich culture, history, and flavors of this dynamic metropolis. Our expert guides will lead you through local markets, historic neighborhoods, iconic landmarks,palaces, and more.

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Teotihuacan Tour

Discover the magic of Teotihuacan and Basilica of Guadalupe with our Mexico City Tour! Explore the Pyramid of the Sun and Moon, walk through the ancient ruins. Then, visit the stunning Basilica of Guadalupe, one of the most important religious sites in Mexico.

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Tolantongo Caves Tour

With this one day Mexico City tour you will have the unique opportunity to visit the Tolantongo Caves, a natural paradise located in the state of Hidalgo.

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Xochimilco, Coyoacan & Frida Kahlo Museum Tour

This is one of our most vibrant Mexico City tour! Visit the famous “Blue House” and admire the majestic architecture of the National Autonomous University of Mexico.

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Tacos, Exotic Food & Local Markets of Mexico City

Part of Mexico City’s cultural heritage is the local cuisine and exciting market stalls. The markets especially are a picturesque view of the local life of Mexico City rife with activities and are a great attraction for tourists, chefs, and food enthusiasts worldwide. The markets in CDMX range from simple open-air stalls to grand malls several blocks large. We will be taking a look at some of the best in the city.

Palaces and Historical Buildings of Mexico City Tour

CDMX has a historical foundation from when it was the Aztec capital, Tenochtitlan. Today has many cathedrals and palaces that you can still find scattered around the city. With this Mexico City tour you will visit the National Bank, the Post Building, The National Museum of Art, and the Bellas Artes Palace.

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Taxco, Cuernavaca & Prehispanic Mine Tour

Take a full-day trip out of Mexico City to admire Taxco, a unique colonial town famous for its silver works, visit the only pre-Hispanic mine and live an incredible experience with this Mexico City Tour.

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Puebla, Cholula & Tonantzintla Day Trip Tour

Join us on a full-day tour to the two beautiful and important historical sites of Cholula and Puebla, about two hours from Mexico City. Enjoy amazing views, food, and culture.

San Miguel De Allende City Tour From Mexico City

Visit one of the main colonial cities in Mexico: San Miguel de Allende in Guanajuato. See impressive architecture, the beautiful market, and historical landmarks.

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Early Morning Teotihuacan Tour

Visit Teotihuacan, the “City of the Gods,” in the early morning Mexico City Tour, before the tour groups from CDMX begin to crowd one of the most famous and popular sites in the world.

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Mexico City at Night Tour with optional Access to Torre Latino

Visit the most emblematic places of CDMX on this Mexico City Tour. See how the city changes when the buildings are illuminated and take amazing photos.

Hour Glass 6 hours

Mexican Night: Lucha Libre, Mariachi & Tequila

Come have fun, get excited, and feel the passion of the best wrestling in the world, Mexican wrestling in Mexico City! Get firsthand experience with this amazing sport, let the Mariachi dedicate a song for you in Garibaldi square, and learn about Mexico’s favorite drink: tequila on this Mexico City Tour.

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Teotihuacán & Basílica de Guadalupe + Xochimilco, Coyoacán & Frida Kahlo

Make the most of your trip to Mexico City with this Super Saver tour that includes the main attractions in the city and its surroundings in two days.

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Chapultepec Castle & Anthropology Museum Tour

Live the experience of visiting America’s only real castle. Chapultepec Castle houses the most representative historical heritage of Mexico.

Volcanoes Small Group Tour

Explore the landscape of Mexico’s impressive volcanoes as you take in the amazing panoramic views and snap awesome photos of your surroundings.

Chapultepec Park By Bike Guided Tour

Being the biggest urban park in America, visiting Chapultepec Park might be quite an odyssey. Fortunately, we will give you a bike and a professional guide so you could get to know this wonderful park!

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Contrasts of Mexico City’s Neighborhoods Cable Car & Bus Private Tour

The ancient style, tradition, and cultural heritage of Mexico City were not abandoned through the years but have been imbued in the city structures and people. With this guided tour, you will be able to enjoy different neighborhoods of the city and see the cultural and lifestyle differences between them.

Combo: Taxco and Prehispanic Mine & Puebla and Cholula Tour

Make the most of your visit to Mexico City with this two-day tour that takes you to see four of the top-visited cities outside of Mexico’s capital city.

Teotihuacan Afternoon Guided Tour

Visit Teotihuacan, the “City of the Gods,” in the afternoon and enjoy a beautiful sunset at this impressive location. You even get to climb a pyramid!

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Day of the Dead Tour

Live closely the tradition that has not died in Mexico City, celebrate with us on November 1st, one of the most representative festivals of our city.

Guadalupe Shrine Tour

Visit the Basilica of Guadalupe, one of the most visited sites in the world and an important religious building in Mexico. Learn about its history.

Teotihuacan Early Access & Prehispanic Mexico City Tour

Discover the secrets of Pre-Hispanic Mexico through a historical tour of the Museum of Anthropology and the Templo Mayor Museum, two sites that complement each other and reveal the pre-Hispanic secrets of central Mexico.

Also have the opportunity to make it a two day tour adding a visit to Teotihuacan

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National Museum of Anthropology Tour

Explore the National Museum of Anthropology, a national museum of Mexico. It’s the largest and most visited museum in the country with amazing exhibits.

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Fireflies Sighting Tour in Tlaxcala with snacks

Live a unique experience only available for two months a year hiking among one of the most magical creatures on the planet, the fireflies.

Private Tour to Xochimilco, Coyoacán & Frida Kahlo Museum

This is one of our most colorful tours, for not only will you visit the famous “Blue House”, but you will also meet the majestic architecture of the National Autonomous.

Private Tour to Volcanoes

Head on a journey to “La Joya” in the famous “Paso de Cortés” Duration 11 Hours About You will have the chance to check on the impressive landscapes.

Private Tour to Taxco & Prehispanic Mine

Take a full-day trip out of Mexico City to admire Taxco, a unique colonial town famous for its silver works

Private Tour to Magical Towns from Mexico City

The tour begins in the magical town of Real del Monte, where we will cross its streets, having about 4 hours to taste (at your own expense) the delicious pastes,

Private Tour to Anthropology Museum

Come explore its one-of-a-kind collections and learn about the history of Mexico. The largest and most visited museum in the country.

Private Tour to Puebla and Cholula from Mexico City

Join us on a full day tour to the two beautiful and important historical sites of Cholula and Puebla, just about two hours from Mexico City.

Private Tour to San Miguel de Allende from Mexico City

While you are in Mexico City, do not miss the opportunity to visit one of the main colonial cities of Mexico: San Miguel de Allende, in Guanajuato.

Private City tour through Prehispanic Mexico

Private tour to teotihuacan, tlatelolco & basilica of guadalupe.

Join us on a full-day tour of three of the most important places in Mexican culture. Enrich your experience with a private heritage interpreter guide who will get you closer.

Private Tour to Chapultepec Castle & Anthropology Museum

Private tour to teotihuacán early access from mexico city.

Visit Teotihuacan “City of the Gods” in the early morning, before the tour groups from Mexico City begin to cram the place Duration 8 hours About Enjoy this impressive archaeological.

Private Tour to Teotihuacan in the Afternoon

Visit Teotihuacan, the “City of the Gods”, in the afternoon, and enjoy the different changes of hue in the sky as the afternoon advances.

Private Tour to Xochimilco & Coyoacan

This is one of our most colorful excursions, not only because of the visit to the famous quarter of Coyoacan but also because of the majestic architecture of the National.

Private Tour to Guadalupe Shrine

Private tour to Basilica of Guadalupe, one of the most visited sites in the world and an important religious building in Mexico.

Private Tolantongo Caves

Embark on an extraordinary adventure with our Private Tolantongo Caves Tour from Mexico City, a natural paradise located in the state of Hidalgo.

Small group tour to Tula, Teotihuacan & Tepotzotlan from CDMX

Enjoy a small group tour to Teotihuacan, the “City of the Gods”; Tula, the capital of the Toltec Civilization; and the Magic Town of Tepotzotlan in only one day departing from Mexico City!

Day of the Dead, legends & ghosts all year round

Enjoy a unique experience in the heart of Mexico learning about popular legends and ghosts! Visit emblematic sites of Mexico City while you listen to the long-living stories that took place on its streets.

Queretaro, Guanajuato & San Miguel de Allende from Mexico City

Venture on a captivating two-day tour from Mexico City and immerse yourself in the cultural wonders of Queretaro, Guanajuato, and San Miguel de Allende. With accommodation provided, this adventure allows you to explore the essence of these three enchanting cities.

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Tour Privado a la Bodega de Vinos Freixenet y Peña de Bernal

Mientras estés en la Ciudad de México, no pierdas la oportunidad de visitar la Bodega de Vinos Freixenet en Querétaro en un tour completamente privado! Aprende sobre la elaboración de estos famosos vinos y disfruta de una degustación de diferentes vinos y una mezcla de deliciosas tapas.

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Las Estacas Natural Park from Mexico City

Escape from the city and immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Las Estacas , a breathtaking natural park located in Morelos, Mexico. This tour is perfect for couples, families, and friends seeking a day of relaxation and adventure.

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Flamenco Dinner Live Show in Mexico City

Enjoy and feel with this night activity that will awaken all your senses!

Private Tour in 2 days: Teotihuacan & Pre-Hispanic Mexico City Tour

Make the most of your trip to Mexico City with this Super Saver tour that includes the main attractions in the city and Teotihuacan.

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Skip the line to Teotihuacan

Save time and take advantage of this unique option with by buying your entrance ticket to Teotihuacan and skip up to 1 hour lines in the sun.

Capital Bus Hop on Hop off Tour

You are invited to take this complete, hop-on-hop-off tour around Mexico City! Explore at your own pace as you enjoy and appreciate the highlights of the city.

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We can design your Mexico dream as guided Mexico tours and individual tours. Our small groups have a maximum of 12 participants and you can choose between classic or active and sporty group tours. For individual trips, you can choose between rental cars, public buses or privately guided Mexico trips. You will also find dozens of travel modules for Mexico here.

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Ancient Mayan sites in the middle of the jungle, colorful markets, Caribbean dream beaches on the Riviera Maya and the metropolis of Mexico City, because all of this makes Mexico a unique experience.

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The eclipse is about to begin. Totality will arrive at Mexico’s west coast around 11.07am local time, moving east until it leaves Newfoundland, Canada, around 5.16pm there

By Leah Crane

8 April 2024

On 8 April , a total solar eclipse will sweep across Mexico, the US and Canada. This kind of eclipse only occurs when the sun and moon line up perfectly in the sky so the moon covers the entire disc of the sun, casting a shadow on Earth. The path that this shadow takes as it rushes across the ground at speeds in excess of 2400 kilometres per hour is called the path of totality, and during this eclipse it will pass from Mexico’s west coast, up across 13 US states and through Ontario, Quebec and Newfoundland in Canada. At any given location, totality will last between about 90 seconds and nearly 4.5 minutes.

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On 8 April a total solar eclipse will pass over Mexico, the US and Canada. Our special series is covering everything you need to know, from how and when to see it to some of the weirdest eclipse experiences in history.

During this time, the sky will be dark as twilight and temperatures will drop up to 10 degrees. Viewers will be able to remove their eclipse glasses – crucial during the partial phase of the eclipse – and look directly at the sun as it is covered by the moon. This coverage renders the sun’s outermost layer, the corona, visible. During other times, it is too dim to see in the glare of sunlight. Total solar eclipses like this one are valuable times for researchers studying the sun, and they have led to enormous scientific advances over the years.

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Mexico Small Group Tours

Uncover new and exciting adventures in Mexico by taking part in our small group tours. Go sightseeing at your own pace surrounded by travellers like you. Provided by top tour operators & travel companies, our small group tours in Mexico will offer you the perfect balance between spending time on your own and group activities. View all small group tours .

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Wonders of the Maya

Thank you TourRadar to provide a such a mazing destinations. We got the great tour guide ( Miguel and driver (Alfredo ) we had a great tour group. This package tour we got to see major historical sites and beautiful beautiful beaches. Love everything about this tour . Perfect ?

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Mexico Real Food Adventure

I liked the trip overall, but the description on Tourradar is quite flawed. Thus, I was looking forward to some things, but they were not included in the program at all

Best of Chiapas and Yucatan

The tour was excellent! Guides were very knowledgeable and friendly. The pace of the tour was great and I was very happy with the accomodation they booked for me. Highly recommend!

Premium Mexico Yucatan Highlights

Great. Exceeded our expectations Selected experiences were all highlights. Hotels fine - some minor niggles but no worries. Big rave for Alejandro - our guide. Just made the trip so alive and interesting.

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Colonial Treasures of Mexico

Excellent tour Sergio (Guide) & Felix (Driver) made sure that everything ran smoothly and all the locations and sites were seen and enjoyed. All the hotels were perfect with the exception of the Holiday Inn Express which requires desperate maintenance as the bedrooms were very outdated the showers did not work properly and only one lift was working and that kept breaking down trapping several guests on a number of occasions including guests in our tour. I would suggest changing this hotel to a more suitable one.

Viva Mexico

Viva Mexico Tour was the perfect mix of local culture, delicious food, historical sites and vacation vibes! Ethan was an excellent tour leader and is clearly genuinely interested in Mexican life. JP and Jose were absolutely brilliant too! A must do tour for a solo traveller. And when they say everything is included - it really is!

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8 Days Tailor-Made Best Mexico Tour, Daily Start

Our guide Enrique and driver Riccardo we’re both very accomodating and provided great support making our trip stress free. At every stop Enrique checked accomodation, explained breakfast, meals and checked the room. His knowledge of each site and the historical context of significant events was exceptional. We would highly recommend this trip with this guide and driver

Book With Flexibility This operator allows you to rebook your dates or tours with them for free, waiving change fees.

The Taste of Mexico

Everything for me across the board for review was good. It was not excellent, nor was it bad. The included meals were average. A small degree of Spanish proficiency is desirable, especially in the Mexican bus stations.

Unconventional Mexico City & Magical Towns

Colonial Circuit: México City, Guadalajara, Guanajuato, San Miguel de Allende - 10 days

A unique experience of seeing the most quaint and beautiful colonial towns in Mexico. The best part was that I was the only one in the tour accompanied by Mr. Luis who was the guide and the driver in a brand new car I mean zero miles. Mr Luis is a wonderful gentleman who is a knowledgeable and cordial. He took time and care to show me everything .and stayed beyond his working hours to help me see the places and enjoy the events. I truly enjoyed my time in Mexico. I believe Mr. Luis made it all possible and I thank him for that.

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Day of the Dead in Mexico City

Was a great tour I saw more than I ever imagined I could pack into just 5 days Hotel was nice, but a bit out of the action Guide was superb

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An excellent tour to appreciate and learn about the Mayan civilisation. Very happy to have done this. Miguel is a very knowledgeable and enthusiastic tour guide with a good sense of humour. We felt very safe in the hands of our driver, Edgar. All of the hotels were decent and centrally located. We had a minor issue with the airport transfer to the hotel as we didn’t see anyone holding out a sign with our name. The assistance contact number provided by Destination Services was useless, no one answered when we called. Luckily we had the number of the guide, he helped us find the right guy in the busy Cancun airport!

Mexico was amazing. Mexico City, Puebla and Oaxaca were such great places to visit and eat. Huatulco was a bit touristy and cruise ship town for my liking. The food, markets, arts and sightseeing were totally worth it. I would recommend arriving early and staying on after to visit thermal springs or tour bays and waterfalls.

Generally very interesting, quite well organized, hotels decent (by general Latin American standards), and food good. Guides a mixed bag - some barely speak, others are a wealth of info. All kept us safe though, which is most important in this area. One guide unfortunately made an offhand racist comment towards the end of his tour, which unfortunately colored our whole perception of his commentary. I spoke with him about this and he did not apologize, but agreed to rethink his opinion. I've traveled to over 60 countries and unfortunately this is just something you encounter every now and then. In general I recommend the tour.

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Watch: Livestream of today’s solar eclipse in totality

Live footage of the rare total solar eclipse from torreon, mexico.

By Margaret Darby

The highly-anticipated solar eclipse is finally here.

On Monday afternoon, the moon will pass between the sun and the earth, obscuring the face of the sun and creating an effect of nighttime at midday.

The rare cosmic event has a narrow path of totality. This path will begin in the U.S. in southwest Texas, pass through 10 more states then finish its U.S. tour in Maine, per NASA.

For those experiencing the eclipse in totality, “The sky will darken, as if it were dawn or dusk. Weather permitting, people in the path of a total solar eclipse can see the Sun’s corona, the outer atmosphere, which is otherwise usually obscured by the bright face of the Sun,” per NASA .

In zones of partial totality, the sun, moon and Earth are not perfectly lined up. Only a portion of the Sun will be obscured, giving it a crescent shape. In Utah, the eclipse will be about 50% totality, according to the Clark Planetarium in Salt Lake City.

Watch: Livestream of the solar eclipse in totality

Starting at 11 a.m. MDT, Deseret News will provide a livestream of the solar eclipse in totality. The video coverage is from Torreon, Mexico.

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