Mexico City: Teotihuacan & Prehispanic Mexico Tour

Guided Anthropology and Historic Mexico City Walking Tour

This guided tour in Mexico City suits history enthusiasts interested in pre-Hispanic and colonial Mexican culture.

Highlights

• Explore the Museum of Anthropology with a knowledgeable guide
• Discover the secrets of the Aztec main temple at Templo Mayor
• Learn detailed pre-Hispanic history from an expert guide
• Enjoy a walking tour of downtown Mexico City's key landmarks
• Walk along the bustling Madero pedestrian street

Description

Begin your experience at the Museum of Anthropology, home to the largest collection of Mesoamerican pre-Hispanic art. Your guide will lead you through the most significant exhibits, providing key historical insights.

Next, use the public metrobus to reach Alameda Central, the oldest urban park in the Americas, then stroll past Mexico City's prominent buildings, including the Art Deco Palace of Fine Arts, the Palacio Postal, and the Baroque Iturbide Palace.

Continue to the 18th-century Baroque Casa de los Azulejos and walk down Madero pedestrian street to feel the city's atmosphere. Conclude this historic center tour with a visit to the Templo Mayor Museum, where your guide will explain the Aztec temple ruins and their significance.

Optionally, extend your experience with a two-day tour that includes a guided visit to the archaeological site of Teotihuacan.

Includes

• Bilingual guide
• Entrance to the National Museum of Anthropology
• Entrance to the Templo Mayor Museum
• Transfer by public transportation
• Walking tour of downtown Mexico City
• Teotihuacan tour if the two-day option is selected

Excludes

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Tips

Important Information

• The tour operates rain or shine.

Cancellation Policy

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

For best experience, wear comfortable shoes and bring water. Morning departures offer cooler temperatures for walking.