Top Mexico City Seasonal & Special Occasions

Cruise along Xochimilco's floating canals and gardens in a traditional trajinera canal boat. Enjoy beer, tequila and mezcal onboard and learn to make fresh guacamole, which you can enjoy with tortilla chips. Additional food and mariachi music can be purchased from other boat vendors along the way. Stop at the replica Island of the Dolls and end the tour at the Handicraft Market.

Rather than just returning home with memories of Mexican food, learn to cook local dishes yourself during a cooking class that includes cocktails. Ideal for first-time visitors seeking a hands-on cultural experience, this class promises to equip you with the skills needed to create classic Mexican dishes while providing insight into the culture of Mexico’s capital.

Most booked AirBnb experience in Mexico and 6th in the world! You will have a tasty and fun night that you can only experience in Mexico City with local friends. We will start by tasting mouthwatering tacos in one of our favorites taquerias, then we will go to a cantina—a Mexican version of a pub—to taste mezcal, beer or pulque—milky liquor made from the sap of the maguey plant. While we wash down the tacos, we will introduce you to the history, chants and nuances of lucha libre—professional Mexican wrestling. We'll then head to the arena for a fantastic night of lucha libre! It includes drinks and Tacos before the show, Lucha Libra Tickets and one of our authentic and local Lucha Libre passionate guides. And a couple of frendly surprises. > Tuesdays we start at 18:00 in Roma Norte (Arena Mexico). > Fridays, we start at 19:00 in Roma Norte (Arena Mexico). > Saturdays, we start at 18:30 in Centro (Arena Coliseo). > Sundays we start at 15:30 in Roma Norte (Arena Mexico).

Immerse yourself in Mexican culture on a day trip to Mixquic’s Day of the Dead celebration in late October or early November. With round-trip hotel transport, avoid the stress of taking public transit or navigating from Mexico City on your own. In addition to navigating, your guide offers inside tips, anecdotes, and background information on the holiday’s traditions.

Escape the bustle of the capital during this full-day private horseback riding excursion from Mexico City. Combine a ride through stunning Ajusco National Park with a traditional Mexican lunch. Get an introduction to life in the Mexican countryside. Enjoy panoramic views over Mexico City and Eagle’s Peak mountain. A full home-cooked barbecue meal with meat, sides, and wine is included.

Save by booking two popular Mexico City tours with this Super Saver featuring some of Mexico City’s best sites. Discover the colonial beauty of Coyoacán, stroll through North America's oldest university and gain insight into Frida Kahlo’s life and artwork at her former home of Casa Azul. Then, drift through the waterways of Xochimilco, a UNESCO site, and enjoy snacks aboard a ‘trajinera’ boat. You’ll come away with unique experiences and knowledge of Aztec history and colonial architecture.

Get an insider’s peek into Mexico City's culinary hotspot of Polanco on this food walking tour. An in-the-know guide whisks you around the well-heeled neighborhood to several different eating venues. Sample Oaxacan, Yucatecan and traditional dishes, including chocolate and ice cream desserts, against the backdrop of Polanco’s parks, mansions and art galleries. Capture a memorable experience on this small-group tour limited to just 10 foodies.

Ride a traditional barge through Xochimilco canals, then visit Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera landmarks on an immersive private tour of Aztec history and Mexico City art. This tour includes round-trip hotel transfer and admission to Xochimilco, the Museo Diego Rivera Anahuacalli, and Frida Kahlo Museum, and features the mosaic murals at UNAM.

Visit two of Mexico City's most important attractions, the National Museum of Anthropology and Chapultepec Castle, in just a few hours on this half-day tour. An informative guide takes you to the National Museum of Anthropology, which houses the largest collection of traditional Mexican art in the world. Then, discover the Chapultepec Castle’s 12 halls filled with royal artifacts and learn about its origins as a retreat for Aztec rulers.

Fly in a hot air balloon over one of the most spectacular places in Mexico, the Teotihuacán Valley, and enjoy one of the most impressive hot air balloon experiences in the world just 45 minutes from Mexico City. Volare is the hot air balloon rides company with more experience in Mexico. Includes - 30 to 50 minutes flight in shared balloon* - Coffee break service - Breakfast - Honor toast and diploma - Round transportation from Mexico City (optional)** Duration of the experience: 5 hours (includes transportation) Notes * The flight duration is subject to weather conditions. ** Included in the options with round trip transportation from Mexico City. If you don’t need the transportation service from Mexico City select the no transportation option.

Take a break from Mexico’s ancient historical sites and learn about the lives of 2 iconic 20th-century artists on a private tour of the Museo Estudio Diego Rivera y Frida Kahlo and Frida Kahlo Museum. Round-trip transfer from your hotel ensures easy navigation of Mexico City’s suburbs, and leaves you more time to explore with your personal guide for a more intimate perspective.

Enjoy a hands-on cooking lesson on the Mexican culinary arts during this class in Mexico City. The Traditional Mexican Cooking Class, led by your chef-instructor, takes you to a local market for a broad overview of local cuisine before you whip up authentic Mexican dishes. Choose between a morning and evening lesson.

Get an intimate view of two popular Mexico City sites on an intimate guided tour. Experience the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe and learn why this national shrine lures millions of pilgrims annually. Then head to the ancient Mexican ruins of Teotihuacan, delve into its mysteries and climb the Pyramids of the Sun and Moon. Hotel pickup and drop-off is included.

Immerse yourself in one of Mexico’s most exciting cultural traditions during a half-day ‘Lucha libre’ (Mexican wrestling) experience in Mexico City. Sample a Mexican cocktail at a traditional tavern before watching a live Mexican wrestling match at either Arena Mexico or La Arena Coliseo (depending on the day you have booked), two of the country’s most famous Lucha libre stadiums. Small-group tour limited to 15 people.

Explore the historic center of Mexico City with this small-group walking tour. You'll hit up many of the city's most important attractions, including the Metropolitan Cathedral and the Palacia de Bellas Artes with an expert local guide to provide context and historical information and answer any questions you might have.

Learn about Frida Kahlo in her former home, now a museum, with a local guide. You'll not only see a large assortment of the artist's works, but you'll also see many of her personal effects, from clothing to photos to prosthetics. You'll also learn about her romance with the famous artist Diego Rivera on this small-group tour.

Guarantee that the beginning and end of your Mexico City visit are worry-free with a private round-trip transfer from Benito Juarez Airport (MEX). This convenient service is available 24 hours a day, making it perfect for late-night arrivals and early-morning departures. In addition, booking in advance lets you avoid the headache of long taxi lines on arrival and the stress of finding last-minute transportation when it’s time to depart.

Explore Mexico City’s most unique nightlife locations during this small-group bar crawl. Get exclusive access to three bars, from craft cocktails in an upscale to an insider’s-only speakeasy location. Learn the cultural context behind each establishment as you sample classic and innovative drinks. Air-conditioned vehicle transfers are included.

Experience one of Mexico's most beguiling traditions on this Day of the Dead tour of Mexico City. For visitors to the Mexican capital, it can be tricky to know how to join in with the festivities but this guided tour opens up the city for you. You'll visit a cemetery after dark, float through the canals of Xochimilco, and dance the night away to the sound of traditional Mexican music.

Do not miss the experience of knowing the Festival del Alfeñique de Toluca! A party dedicated to the celebration of Day of the Dead full of colors and traditions of Mexico. On this tour you will visit Toluca, a colonial city with a special charm where you will visit its Cathedral, Portales, Alameda Park, Cosmovitral, Civic Square and more ... During October and November the Alfeñique Fair is celebrated, an event with gastronomic exhibitions chocolate calaveritas, sugar and typical Mexican sweets; concerts, workshops, street art, legends and offerings dedicated to the celebration of the Day of the Dead. You will also visit the Alfeñique Museum, a museum dedicated to this typical sweet used especially to celebrate the Day of the Dead. Without a doubt it is a great opportunity to experience the Day of the Dead with all its customs and traditions in this incredible tour that takes you to discover our culture from the perspective of the local people.

Submerge yourself in Mexican culture, while partying the night away, on a bar crawl in Mexico City’s historic district. Together with your guide, your group will stop at several venues, each offering a traditional alcoholic beverage, such as mezcal, tequila, pulque, and Mexican beer. You’ll also enjoy unique entertainment at every location, including a drag queen show, live music, and a mariachi band.

Travel deep into Mexico’s wine-producing region of Querétaro for a tour of Cavas Freixenet, a winery famous for its sparkling wine. From the vineyards to bottling, learn about the wine-making process as you descend into underground cellars and taste some of the popular bubbly. Afterward, visit the colonial town of Tepozotlán and admire Baroque architecture, as well as religious art. This full-day winery tour from Mexico City includes round-trip hotel transport.

One of the best places to be part of this unique event is San Andres Mixquic. The town is located in the southeast of Mexico City. For instance, enjoy the smells, the tastes, and the typical rituals. Besides, gain fascinating insights into one of Mexico’s most colorful traditions. Thousands of candles and flowers decorate the whole city while families pray and sing for the spirits of their ancestors. Enjoy the colorful Ofrendas, and buy typical food and crafts at the stands. Moreover, observe the performance of pre-Hispanic rituals in the most authentic setting and learn about the true essence of the Day of the Dead. Afterward, enjoy transport back to your accommodation or meeting point to finish the day.

Celebrate Good Friday in the historic city of Taxco, where you’ll see a traditional ‘Passion Play’ in the Ex-Convento de San Bernardino de Siena. As you travel from Mexico City to the Sierra Madre mountains, visit Cuernavaca’s magnificent cathedral and palace, then watch pilgrims make their way through Taxco’s cobblestone streets. Experience the remarkable energy of the city as locals gather for the ‘Passion of the Christ,’ finishing the day with the return trip to Mexico City.