ART GALLERY TOURS · WORLDWIDE
The ones worth booking.
The 9 mexico city gallery tours that send visitors home talking about what they saw. Each one reviewed in full, with the rooms it covers, who leads it and how to skip the queue at the door.
ART NACO bike tour through Mexico City street art, murals, and street food. Small group, guided safety, two route options, 3 hours.
Most Popular“We had a safe and enjoyable ride to areas we never would have visited. Albeto was knowledgeable and patient.”
Bike Mexico City’s murals with a small group on 3 routes. See local neighborhoods, learn the stories, and stop for tacos and snacks.
Private Mexico City mural tour with Neeneé: Palacio de Bellas Artes, Museo Mural Diego Rivera, and House of Tiles. English.
“Our guide, Neneé was very good. She gave us an excellent tour in English of the murals of various Mexican artists. We were very pleased.”
A private Mexico City street art walk with a bilingual guide, 10–12 blocks of murals, history, and politics. 2 hours.
“Awesome street tour and guide!”
2-hour guided tour of Mexico City’s MUNAL with a small group, exploring muralism, Mexican landscape painting, sculptures, and 20th-century art.
“Very interesting exhibition, Our tour guid was kind and patient and really into us asking so many question about the Mexican Artist and contrast to their peers that were juxtapositioned.”
Private street art tour in Mexico City’s Roma neighborhoods: murals, artist stories, Roma Norte cafés, and a garden stop in ~2.5 hours.
“Tour guide never showed up.”
A private, bilingual art walk through Mexico City’s Roma: street art, La Romita, a 16th-century church, and contemporary galleries.
“We had an excellent tour guide, Neena. She recently graduated from college and was a a great source of information on both art and the Roma district of Mexico City. Actually Roma has a somewhat limited supply of street art so Neena took us to several galleries to see works by contemporary Mexican artists.”
Private Mexico City mural and street food tour with Rivera sites, historic palaces, and a guided taco-and-tlacoyo crawl.
“I booked this tour with high expectations, but the experience was extremely disappointing. The tour operator never showed up and, even worse, never communicated with me at any point. No updates, no explanation, nothing.”
Private Frida Kahlo Museum & Coyoacán walking tour with a bilingual art expert, admission included, and a focused 2.5-hour route.
“Our guide did a wonderful job of bringing the story of Frida and Diego to life. She touched on the architecture, the art, the myths and stories that surround their lives.”
