Discover the rich history, culture, and vibrancy of Mexico City with this comprehensive Ultimate Mexico City tour, which blends the city's colonial past with its modern marvels. Known for its diverse cultural heritage, world-class museums, and stunning architecture, Mexico City is a bustling metropolis that has it all.

After picking you up at your hotel (or at the nearest meeting point – depending the type of tour you reserved), your local guide in Mexico City will lead you on a fascinating journey through the historic heart of the city. First, you will head to the Historic Center, home to some of Mexico’s most famous landmarks. Starting at the Palace of Fine Arts, a stunning Art Nouveau building, you will walk through the streets, discovering architectural gems like the Casa de los Azulejos and the Iturbide Palace. These landmarks showcase the fusion of colonial, neoclassical, and modern styles that define Mexico City's landscape.

As you continue your walk, you will arrive at the Main Square (Zócalo), the vibrant hub of Mexico City. Here, you will visit the National Palace, one of the oldest government buildings in the world, built in 1693. If it is possible to go inside (not always allowed since is the current residence of the Mexican President), you will marvel at the magnificent murals by Diego Rivera, which depict Mexico’s complex history, from the pre-Hispanic era to the Mexican Revolution.

From the National Palace, you will enjoy a panoramic view of the Templo Mayor, an ancient Aztec temple that was once the heart of the great city of Tenochtitlán. Your guide will share insights into the temple’s importance in Aztec culture, giving you a glimpse into Mexico’s pre-Columbian heritage. You will also visit the Metropolitan Cathedral, the largest cathedral in Latin America, which was built over a former Aztec temple. This architectural masterpiece is a blend of Baroque, Renaissance, and Neoclassical styles.

After exploring the historic center, your tour will take you along the famous Paseo de la Reforma, one of the city's most important avenues to have a panoramic view of the landmarks and finally, your journey culminates with a visit to the National Museum of Anthropology and the Mexica Room home to priceless artifacts such as the Aztec Calendar (Stone of the Sun) as well as other rooms before going back to your hotel or meeting place.