• Monumento y Museo de la Revolución - This serves as an introduction to Mexican Art Déco, highlighting its formal characteristics and its connections to the Mexican Revolution War. It also examines influences from other countries and how this movement reflects Mexico’s indigenous heritage, as it emerged during the formation of a national identity. The tour will explore the exterior of the monument and discuss other Art Déco structures in the vicinity.

  The museum itself is not entered as it does not display Art Déco elements. Subsequently, the tour will proceed to the interior of the Palacio de Bellas Artes and the Bank of Mexico Museum.

• Museo de Arte Popular - Offers insights into the influence of the pre-Hispanic world on Mexican Art Déco.

• Alameda Central - Discussion on the impact of the 1985 earthquake on the city’s Art Déco architecture.

• Palacio de Bellas Artes - Focuses on the muralist movement within the Art Déco style.

• Museo Banco De Mexico - Originally a neoclassical building from the early 20th century, it was renovated in 1927 and transformed into an Art Déco masterpiece.

• Bottled water
• English, Spanish and French speaking guide

• Admission fees

The Art Déco era played a significant role in Mexico’s history, where artists often blended modernity with the nation’s cultural roots. Participants will explore monuments, apartment buildings, an opera house, and even a bank that illustrate the evolution of this style in the city.

This walking tour caters to everyone, from those unfamiliar with Art Déco to experts eager to discover what makes the Mexican movement distinct and exceptional.

• The total duration of the tour includes the travel time.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.