• Xochimilco - This tour offers a delightful trajinera ride through the canals of Xochimilco, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. For over an hour, participants will glide among vibrant boats, enveloped by music, flowers, and the unique joy of this extraordinary location.

Travelers can view the floating gardens (chinampas), ancient cultivated islands that reflect the agricultural legacy of the pre-Hispanic era. As the journey progresses along the canal, they will encounter trajineras adorned with bright colors, families celebrating, mariachi bands, marimbas, and local vendors offering Mexican delicacies.

This is a genuine experience that blends tradition, culture, and festivity, perfect for photography and exploring one of Mexico City’s most iconic customs.

• Reserva Ecologica Cuemanco-Xochimilco - Also, visit the Ceremonial Center of Cuemanco to explore Aztec culture and its relationship with water. Book your tour and be enchanted by the beauty of Xochimilco. An unforgettable adventure!
• Coyoacan - The tour of Coyoacan’s Historic Center invites travelers to explore one of Mexico City’s most charming and bohemian neighborhoods.

Visitors can stroll through its cobblestone streets lined with colonial houses, admire the Parish of San Juan Bautista, one of the city’s oldest churches, and unwind in Hidalgo Square and the Centennial Garden, known for their lively and welcoming atmosphere.

The area is filled with cafes, ice cream shops, and craft markets, perfect for enjoying a local treat or picking up a souvenir. Additionally, Coyoacán’s cultural and artistic vibe makes it an ideal spot for a leisurely walk, photography, and experiencing the most traditional and colorful aspects of the capital.

• UNAM Biblioteca Central - At Ciudad Universitaria, travelers will discover two of Mexico’s most renowned murals, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The first stop is the Central Library, featuring a striking mural by Juan O’Gorman on its facade, depicting the history of Mexican culture from pre-Hispanic to modern times. Visitors can closely examine its details and understand why it is considered one of the world’s largest mosaics.

Next, they will cross the esplanade to reach the Rectory Tower, where David Alfaro Siqueiros’ murals are displayed, illustrating university life and the role of students in society.

This area is notable not only for its artistic significance but also for its cultural and academic importance, serving as the main campus of the National Autonomous University of Mexico.

• Estadio Olimpico Universitario - At this stop, travelers will explore the Olympic University Stadium, one of Mexico’s architectural masterpieces and the venue for the 1968 Olympic Games.

The stadium is adorned with a magnificent mural by Diego Rivera, titled The University, the Family, and Sport in Mexico. This grand artwork combines elements of pre-Hispanic history and contemporary life, emphasizing the significance of sport and education in Mexican society.

In addition to appreciating its mural and functionalist architecture, visitors can tour the surrounding sports complex, part of Ciudad Universitaria, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

This stop merges art, sport, and history in one remarkable location.

• Traveller insurance
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• 1 Hour Trajinera Ride
• Bilingual Guide

• Meals
• Carbonated beverages

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