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5 out of 5 average rating, 8 reviews

Sustainable brewery & edible forest tour with brewmaster

Join me, founder and head brewer of Cervecería Monstruo de Agua, on a journey through sustainable brewing and regenerative farming at our pilot microbrewery nestled in a lush edible forest in the hills of southern Mexico City. We’ll start our day at Agrotaberna Monstruo de Agua, our agro-pub in Condesa, where you’ll enjoy coffee, hot chocolate, or pulque as I share my passion for sustainability and the rich Mexican terroir. Then, we’ll hop in a van to El Jardín del Axolote, traveling through the stunning landscapes of Tlalpan while discussing Mexico’s unique geological history and the role of small farmers in food sovereignty. At the brewery, you’ll learn how we craft beers, ciders, meads, and seltzers without preservatives or pasteurization. Taste exclusive brews fresh from the fermentation tanks and savor Bernarda’s homemade mole with heirloom corn tortillas and quesadillas, paired perfectly with our beers on tap. We’ll end with a walk through our orchard, talking about agroforestry and exploring native plants and their use in herbal medicine and cuisine. By the time we return to Agrotaberna Monstruo de Agua, you’ll have a deep appreciation for the art of sustainable brewing and its delicious results. Feel free to stick around for another beer and lovely snacks at a discount price! Book now for a one-of-a-kind adventure into the heart of Mexican craft beer!

5 out of 5 average rating, 4 reviews

Lørdag&Søndag studio visit and nudo mixteco weaving workshop

Textile art carries stories woven over centuries, and at Lørdag & Søndag Studio, we’re uncovering them one thread at a time. Join us for a weaving workshop exploring the nudo mixteco, an intricate knotting technique passed down through generations in the mountains of Oaxaca and Puebla. You’ll craft your own woven piece, transforming raw materials into living history with your own hands. • Start by touching and examining traditional Mexican fibers, from silky agave threads to resilient palm strands, while learning about their unique properties and uses. • Explore the origins and intricate process behind the ancestral nudo mixteco knotting technique, passed down through generations of Mixtec artisans who use it to create intricate, functional weaves. • With my guidance, craft your own circular weave—a delicate yet durable piece that can serve as decoration, a trivet, or a keepsake. • As you work, I’ll share insight into my creative process, inspirations, and the role of traditional craftsmanship in modern design. With each knot, your piece will come to life, layered with the skills, patience, and cultural legacy of generations before you.

4.67 out of 5 average rating, 6 reviews

Explore Mercado Jamaica and craft pressed flower-art

This hands-on floral design workshop takes you from sourcing flowers at the market to creating your own floral art. You’ll gain insight into the artistry of floral design and leave with beautiful creations and memories. • We’ll begin a walk through Mercado de Jamaica, visiting several of my trusted vendors. You’ll discover unique flowers and foliage from across Mexico and learn about their origins and uses. • Next, we’ll head to the Florever studio, where I’ll guide you through the process of crafting a framed collage of pressed flowers, which you’ll get to take home. • Before we part ways, you’ll also receive a selection of pre-pressed flowers and another frame so you can continue creating on your own, as well as a tote bag, notebook, and pen. In addition to your keepsakes, you’ll leave with a new appreciation for the richness of Mexican flowers and floral artistry.

5 out of 5 average rating, 1 reviews

Kid-friendly art adventure in Frida and Diego’s house

Bring the family to Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo’s house and studio for a creative adventure focused on two of the 20th century's most influential artists. Adults, as well as children and teens, are welcome. • Meet at the Casa-Estudio Diego Rivera y Frida Kahlo and learn about these two great artists and their unique home. • As we wander through the museum, you'll embark on a hands-on activity inspired by the artists and the architecture of their house. • We'll hand you our booklet with playful activities so you can keep exploring. We'll end with traditional mexican sweet treats at a local store very close to the museum (samples of tamarindo, ate enchilado,palanquetas and amaranto) and a discussion of the couple's artistic and cultural impact.

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Poetry Bar by Naian Mexico as muse

Great poets and writers throughout history have visited or lived in Mexico and have been deeply influenced by it's culture. From the Beat Generation to Neruda, including Mexico's own poets who succeeded in capturing the country's essence, I will take you on a poetic journey to discover how Mexico has been a muse to them and could now be to you too! Poetry Bar is a cultural happening inspiring people to discover their love of poetry since 2021. Lean back, relax and soak up some poetry. Enjoy a glass of wine while we bask in poetic reveries.

5 out of 5 average rating, 7 reviews

Taste of history: Exploring Muralism and mole

Join me for a flavorful journey through Mexico’s muralist legacy and mole tradition. We’ll explore two of the city’s most iconic buildings, adorned with remarkable murals by masters like Diego Rivera, David Alfaro Siqueros and Clemente Orozco while savoring one of his favorite dishes—mole. • Start at the historic Colegio de San Ildefonso, home to some of the most influential works of the muralist movement. I’ll guide you through the stories behind these masterpieces, highlighting the social and cultural impact of Rivera’s murals. • Continue to the Secretaría de Educación Pública, where more than 200 murals await at this architectural gem. Together, we’ll delve into the artistry and symbolism of these works, connecting them to the lives of figures like Frida Kahlo and José Vasconcelos. • Wrap up at El Mayor restaurant with an enmolada, a dish loved by Rivera and Kahlo. Enjoy this culinary tradition while overlooking the incredible Templo Mayor archaeological site. This immersive experience combines art, history, and cuisine to offer a unique perspective on Mexico’s cultural heritage in the heart of Mexico City.

5 out of 5 average rating, 9 reviews

Fists and Words: Boxing and Writing in Mexico City

Learn local legends Step into a traditional Mexico City boxing gym and discover the love story between literature and this gritty sport. Train with a coach Get moving with an intense, hands-on training session led by a professional coach and former international boxer. Learn how to move like a fighter — footwork, jabs, and all. Rest and recover Cool down with a classic Mexican recovery drink: Tehuacán mineral water. Eat and write Visit a legendary local spot featured in the Michelin Guide, savor some tacos al pastor, and join me in a short, creative writing session. Wrap up Leave with a deeper appreciation for our fighting spirit — in and out of the ring.

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Discover female muralists in a Mexico City art walk

Mexico City is known for its brilliant murals. While male muralists like Diego Rivera and Siqueiros have become internationally famous, I’ll guide you on an art walk that shines a light on the often-overlooked works of women artists. • I’ll begin our walk by talking about the significant contributions women have made to the muralism movement in Mexico, from the time of the Revolution to the present. • We’ll visit several spots near the historic city center and inside the National Museum of Anthropology in order to see murals by Aurora Reyes, Rina Lazo, Fanny Rabel, and others. • We’ll conclude the walk with drinks at Ling Ling Restaurant, where we’ll admire the Paola Delfín mural on the 52nd floor of the building. You’ll gain new insights into Mexico City’s muralism movement and learn more about important muralists who have left their mark on this city.

5 out of 5 average rating, 10 reviews

Step into artists’ studios in Laguna, Mexico City

Take an exclusive behind-the-scenes trip of Laguna, a former textile factory turned creative hub, to learn about the artists, architects, and designers shaping Mexico City’s vibrant cultural landscape. • Over coffee at the in-house cafe Buna, I’ll explain the history of Laguna and the key figures shaping its artistic landscape. • Step inside artists’ workspaces to observe their creative processes, and engage with curators and gallerists to explore how they select, interpret, and present their cutting-edge works. • Visit the artists in residence at Laguna, enjoying a rare opportunity to witness projects in progress, and discuss what you’ve seen over a glass of mezcal. You'll leave inspired by the visionaries shaping Mexico’s contemporary design scene, and by the profound social and environmental impact of this creative community.

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4.94 out of 5 average rating, 1894 reviews

"VisitXochimilco" Tequila beer Mezcal Games Miches and more

TEQUILA, BEER, FRIED TACOS, MEZCAL, MICHELADAS WORKSHOP, DRINKS, SWEETS, GAMES AND MORE ! ! ! ! Join this Mexican party, you don't have to worry about anything, just enjoy!!! Your experience starts in Xochimilco, where your host will be waiting for you with a welcome gift - During the entire tour we give them unlimited drinks such as: tequila shots, beer, bottled water, juice -We will play "loteria" (traditional game, like bingo) we have prizes -We will visit an “chinampa” authentic island and you can take beautiful photographs -In this island we will eat fried tacos (an order of 4 tacos) with a very nice view -We prepare a Master Class for you, you can create your own Micheladas (beer prepared) -tasting tradicional candys - tasting Mezcal with Oaxaca Salts or "pulque" tradicional drink - During the trip you can take photos and we give you interesting facts about Xochimilco - 100% pet friendly experience. ***It is important that you calculate the time, we have only 10 minutes of TOLERANCE*** During the trip you can hire mariachis and buy additional food, ADDITIONAL COST.

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 4235 reviews

Xochimilco & Mexican Fiesta with Guacamole

More than 5 years being the best experience in Xochimilco! Join the Mexican Fiesta featuring UNLIMITED PREMIUM drinks, guacamole contests, snacks, games, prizes, and many more surprises. Don’t worry about anything; book with us! • Board a trajinera where your host will welcome you with an exquisitely prepared table to enjoy from the very first moment. • Enjoy a 2-hour ride, admire chinampas, and discover fun historical facts! • Participate in our legendary Guacamole contest and win prizes. • Taste fresh fruit lovingly prepared by our chef, along with other snacks, while we dance to the rhythm of the music. • Enjoy UNLIMITED PREMIUM traditional Mexican beverages. • Celebrate your special occasion with us—let us know! • Play games like lottery or other games to break the ice and connect with fellow travelers. • Suitable for all ages: activities for kids & life jackets provided. • 100% Pet-friendly. We offer private tours, private transportation, and customized events. We aim to support the local economy, promote ecological responsibility, and advance a project initiated by women to create a positive change in Xochimilco. • During the trip, you can purchase food or hire mariachi (*additional food and live music not included). • Optionally, you can visit the sanctuary of Axolotl (~$8). *This tour is outdoors; please be careful of possible falls.

4.73 out of 5 average rating, 128 reviews

Kayak en Xochimilco - food, transportation included

Explore Xochimilco in Your Own Kayak Breathtaking landscapes in an eco-tourism area. ☞ IMPORTANT Please review what each schedule includes: ➊ 4:00 am Includes: transportation + sunrise kayaking (3 hours) + breakfast on a chinampa. ➋ 4:30 am Includes: sunrise kayaking (3 hours) + breakfast (no transportation included). ➌ 5:00 am and 10:30 am Includes: kayaking (3 hours) through the canals. ➍ 2:30 pm Includes: kayaking (2 hours) + BBQ on a chinampa + visit to the Island of the Dolls. ➎ 3:00 pm Includes: kayaking (2 hours) + visit to the Island of the Dolls. ➏ 6:30 pm Includes: kayaking (2.5 hours) through the canals. • English-speaking guide available for $850 MXN (free for groups larger than 5 people). • Premium gear: High-quality kayaks and life vests included. • Pet-friendly: Small dogs are welcome at no extra charge! • Recommendations: Wear comfortable clothes, bring a change of clothes (you might get wet), sunscreen, and a camera. Note: Times are approximate and may vary depending on the group. Questions? Contact us via private message or at @royalmobilitymx

5 out of 5 average rating, 130 reviews

Chinampa traditional cooking amongst the Xochimilco canals

In the South of Mexico City, we find Xochimilco, where pre-hispanic natives built the Chinampas on the lake. These are small islands used for agriculture, that through time, they conformed a great network of canals, in which we will sail through time, enjoying nature and the presence of its birds. In the morning, we will journey on a cayuco (canoe) through the canals, the same way the natives did before and still do. Here we will realize that this is a living ecosystem that has survived urbanization. Once we arrive at our Chinampa, we will meet Adela, a Mexican traditional cook/chef with a passion for food who will share her favorite Mexican recipes passed down through generations with you. Adela and Carlos will share the essential ingredients and flavors of these traditional recipes, including a variety of chilies and emblematic vegetables, and of course the "corn to tortilla'' process. You will have the pleasure of walking through the farm to hand pick out some of the ingredients that will accompany your delicious meal that you assist in the cooking process with Adela. Before sitting down and enjoying your delicious creations together at the table surrounded by the calmness of this magical land. This is a local culinary experience where you will learn how to cook various Mexican ingredients using traditional family recipes. In this interactive, intimate and fun.

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 646 reviews

Uncover the heart and soul of México in Xochimilco

You will learn about local and ancient traditions while we cook together a local delicacy in a traditional boat in the idyllic Xochimilco canals. At 9:30 am we will pick you up at your stay if is a private group or in a midpoint if there are two or more groups on the reservation, from there a private transport will drive you to central Xochimilco. After I welcome you with a traditional coffee at Dalia (a women cultural collective coffee shop) we will walk to Xochimilco farmers market to choose fresh vegetables for our lunch. From there we will aboard a pedicab, a local transport that will take us to the pier to board a Trajinera (traditional colorful boat) to start exploring the mesmerizing canals. You will understand how ancient pre-Columbian communities lived in harmony with nature and while we talk about our present traditions, we will cook (and then eat) a local delicacy, a tamal called Tlapique paired with toritos (fruit juice with mezcal). Before we end our journey, we will visit an Axolotl sanctuary. Axolotls are Xochimilco´s endemic salamanders, listed as a endanger species and used extensively in scientific research due to their ability to regenerate limbs, gills and brains. We will finish our journey in Dalia café at 2:00 pm from there you can take a taxi/uber to your next destination or keep exploring the amazing center of Xochimilco

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 775 reviews

Xochimilco: Explore the neighborhood, flavors, drinks and boat trip in a beautiful Trajinera

Embark on a one-of-a-kind journey through Xochimilco, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where the beauty of history, culture, and nature come together. Our tour is designed to offer an immersive exploration of this vibrant neighborhood, promising moments of discovery at every turn. Explore the stunning 16th-century Cathedral, a symbol of Xochimilco’s rich past. As we continue, dive into the local atmosphere by wandering through the lively Main Market, filled with the colors and flavors of Mexican life, from piñatas to fresh fruits. From there, we’ll embark on a traditional trajinera to glide across the serene waters of Xochimilco's ancient canals. As we explore the majestic lake and the millennia-old chinampas, you'll learn about their fascinating agricultural history while taking in the flora and fauna—ducks, herons, and of course, the famous axolotl. Along the way, you’ll hear about the captivating urban legends that have made Xochimilco a place of mystery and wonder. In the middle of this unforgettable journey on the lake, we’ll pause for a delicious lunch (Quesadilla: meat, vegan or vegetarian) featuring traditional Mexican flavors, with options for every taste, all while surrounded by the tranquil beauty of the canals. Finally we’ll stop to visit the unique Axolotl Sanctuary, where you can meet these rare creatures up close. Join us!

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 4501 reviews

Vuela en Globo sobre Teotihuacan, tierra de Dioses

Experience the ultimate Teotihuacán #1 hot air balloon adventure with our certified team, boasting over 10 years of experience and safety leadership. We are the only company recognized by FORBES Life Latam & Elite Travel Magazines in the US, Asia & Europe, offering a unique experience loved by celebrities with the highest rating and over 4,400+ 5-star reviews. #1BalloonAgencyinMexico - Reservation Fee: $280 pesos ($14 USD) per group. Only select 1 guest when booking. - Flight & Port Taxes: $2600 pesos ($140 USD) per person, payable on the day of the flight (weather dependent). - Roundtrip Transportation: $400 pesos ($20 USD) per person from any area in CDMX *We only accept cash payments USD or pesos. We pride ourselves on offering a quality experience without tourist traps like workshops and liquor tastings (wasting almost 2 hrs). For a comfortable flight, there is a weight limit of 100 kg per person, with an extra fee of $2 USD per kg if the limit is exceeded (not combining weights). This is a shared flight, with baskets assigned by volume & weight, ensuring minimal mobility. For special requests and availability, send us a message. As the most popular company, we strive to accommodate all requests. Celebrate with us and feel free to ask for suggestions on how to make the most of the 2 hours available after the flight before returning to the city. ✨

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 4700 reviews

Frida Kahlo VIP - Bike & Churros [Museum Tickets Included]

Let’s discover Frida Kahlo museum and neighborhood from a different point of view, mixing top landmarks, beautiful parks, street art, colorful markets and take original and unforgettable photos! We will show you all this while riding bikes through beautiful Coyoacan - Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera's neighborhood and first capital of New Spain up to 1523. At some point during our journey, we will take a break to enjoy delicious churros with atole in a colorful plaza as well as yummy tostadas in the market. We’ll end our ride in Frida’s House, where WE WILL PROVIDE TICKETS* so you can skip the -usually more than two hour- line. * There might be changes due to COVID measures, we have to do a short line (5-10 min) before entering the museum. Don’t worry it won’t be 2 hours. **The Whole experience last 4 hours, including the time you’ll spend at the museum. Please plan accordingly. (Coyoacan is around 30 min from other neighborhoods). Other things to note Tickets, Bikes, Helmets, Food and Beverages are included, all you need to do is enjoy. If you want a date that isn't available or a private tour for a large group contact us.

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 1962 reviews

Unforgettable Hot Air Balloon Ride Over the City of the Gods

WELCOME TO THE BEST HOT AIR BALLOON ADVENTURE IN MEXICO This is the one & only experience held by an Airbnb SuperHost (see profile). It is also the safest, funnest, with spacious baskets, a bilingual team and zero gimmicks with no tourists traps. PRICING SUMMARY PER PERSON in MXN: Booking fee for sunrise flight $300 (via app) ADD ONS: + Balloon ride $2,500 cash + Transportation $400 (round-trip from accommodation) + Guided tour of Archeological site $400 + Breakfast $200 Note that by booking, you pay to guarantee your seat. The balloon ride and the rest are due on the day of the experience. After booking is confirmed, you pick an itinerary. OPTION 1 Express (~5 hours) Balloon flight + round-trip transportation Return after landing aiming to be back in CDMX ~10 am Total: $2,900 cash/$3,050 card OPTION 2 Full Experience (~8 hours) Includes option 1 + guided tour of archeological site + Breakfast Return after breakfast aiming to be back in CDMX ~1 pm Total: $3,500 cash/$3,700 card Note that we don’t offer the full experience without the guided tour or breakfast (vegan and vegetarian options available) PICK-UPs - Roma/Condesa - Juarez/Cuauhtemoc/San Rafael - Tabacalera/Centro (only pick-up in zocalo area) - Polanco/Anzures Otherwise, meeting point will be the Angel of the Independence roundabout. Private and group rides available on request. Read the FAQ below

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 411 reviews

Frida Kahlo VIP - Walk & Churros [Museum Tickets Included]

Let’s discover Frida Kahlo Museum and neighborhood from a different point of view, mixing top landmarks, beautiful parks, street art, colorful markets and take original and unforgettable photos! We will show you all this while walking through beautiful Coyoacan - Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera's neighborhood and first capital of New Spain up to 1523. At some point during our journey, we will take a break to enjoy delicious churros in a colorful plaza as well as yummy tostadas & aguas frescas in the market. We end the tour at the Frida Kahlo Museum where you will be free to see it at your own pace. **The Whole experience last 4 hours, including the time you’ll spend at the museum. Please plan accordingly. (Coyoacan is around 30 min from other neighborhoods).