Top Mexico City Museums

The Frida Kahlo museum is one of the most popular cultural attractions in Mexico City, so it has very long lines. Exceed the usual wait times with pre-reserved tickets to the famous Mexican artist's former home, which she shared with muralist Diego Rivera. You will also have access to the Anahuacalli Museum, a collection of indigenous art pieces assembled by Rivera.

Visits to the impressive and unique Casa Azul - the home of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera in Mexico City - often require long wait times. Get guaranteed entry with these pre-reserved tickets, which also include access to the Diego Rivera Anahuacalli Museum, a permanent exhibition of pre-Hispanic figures collected by the famous muralist. Choose the superior option, which includes a guided tour of the neighborhood, a coffee and a snack at a nearby café, or photo privileges.

Give us the opportunity to immerse you in the Frida Kahlo’s world The Casa Azul speaks of the loves of Frida and Diego, and of their admiration for Mexican culture and art. In the “Artist’s Bedroom,” you’ll find her four-poster bed with the mirror that her mother had installed after the accident. There, immobile for nine months, Frida began to paint. In the “Studio” you’ll find the easel that Nelson Rockefeller gave her. The crutches, corsets, and medicines attest to the surgeries and physical ailments she suffered. The ex-votos, toys, clothing, and jewelry speak of Frida as a collector and lover of beauty. The “Kitchen”—typical of traditional Mexican homes—reflects everyday life in the house.

Discover a tequila and mezcal lover's paradise at the Tequila and Mezcal Museum! Immerse yourself in the heart of Garibaldi, the vibrant area of mariachis in CDMX, and get ready to live an unforgettable experience. It's not just a museum, it's a fascinating journey through spirits and culture! You will learn the secrets of the distillation of these legendary drinks, their ancestral origin and the history that surrounds them. Let yourself be surprised by a unique tasting, where experts will guide you in the art of tasting and differentiating tequila from mezcal. It will be a sensory experience you don't want to miss! And if you are looking to immerse yourself even more in the magic of Garibaldi, the Mayahuel option is perfect for you. You will enjoy a guided tour of this emblematic area, where you will discover its traditions, its music and its unique charm. Come to the Tequila and Mezcal Museum and let yourself be seduced by the culture, history and flavors of these emblematic drinks. In this museum you will not only be able to appreciate the distillation processes of both drinks, their origin and history, you will also have a tasting where they will show you how to taste and differentiate tequila from mezcal. The Mayahuel option includes a tour with face-to-face guide by Garibaldi.

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.

Discover one of the world’s most impressive collections of artifacts from pre-Columbian Maya civilizations through Spanish colonization at the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City. An informative guide provides historical and archaeological context to the exhibits, including the Aztec Calendar, reconstructions of Maya tombs and giant Olmec heads. After this half-day tour, you’ll come away with insight into the influence of Mesoamerican cultures on Mexico today.

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.

We will make your visit to the Basilica of Guadalupe an unforgettable tour, in which we will be with you at all times to give you the explanation and experience you will never forget.

Experience some of Mexico City’s important landmarks on this all-day guided excursion. After a convenient hotel pickup, see the Pyramids of the Sun and Moon at the legendary Teotihuacan, stop by Basilica de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe, the country’s largest shrine to the beloved Lady of Guadalupe, and explore the pre-Columbian trading center of Tlateloco.

Avoid the crowds on this early morning tour of the Teotihuacan pyramids, also known as the City of the Gods. On this tour, an archeologist takes you around the UNESCO World Heritage Site and gives you insight into the majestic plazas and murals. Snap memorable shots of this remaining Mayan heritage as the sun goes up. Then cap off your day trip from Mexico City with a visit to an obsidian factory.

Experience the magic of Mexico City at night on this guided after-dark bike tour. See the capital’s notable architecture and ancient Aztec ruins illuminated as you travel through the historic center upon which the capital was built. With the help of a trained cycling team and the company of a small group, cruise safely along the tree-lined paths of Alameda Central and pedal past the gleaming towers of Avenida Reforma.

Explore Mexico City’s celebrated murals on this affordable walking tour through the historic center. With an informative guide leading the way, marvel at incredible works by Diego Rivera, José Clemente Orozco, David Alfaro Siqueiros and other Mexican masters. Enrich your experience by gaining insights into the lives of these influential artists and learning about the impact of their work.  

If you’ve already seen Mexico City’s top tourist attractions then discover a different side of the city on this mural art walking tour. In a small group limited to 14, you’ll visit some of Mexico City’s most famous murals and find out the inspiration and history behind them. Admire historic murals inspired by the Mexican revolution and visit the government-sponsored mural project at San Ildefonso College.

Guarantee your entry to the Frida Kahlo Museum (Museo Frida Kahlo), one of Mexico City’s most popular museums, by booking your admission ticket in advance. You’ll be able to choose from flexible time slots and avoid the long lines of people waiting to buy tickets on the day. The museum features clothes, belongings, and artworks that offer deeper insight into the life and work of one of Mexico’s most iconic artists.

Explore the fascinating cultural diversity of Mexico on our private tour to the Museum of Anthropology and History in CDMX! This museum, the largest in the country and one of the most outstanding in the world, awaits you. Admire the impressive urban architecture of the 20th century that houses this emblematic museum. Designed as a space for reflection on our rich multicultural indigenous heritage, it has fulfilled its mission of researching, conserving, exhibiting, and disseminating the most important testimonies of archaeology, anthropology, and ethnography for more than 50 years. Witness the unmatched wealth of Mexico! This guided tour will give you the opportunity to connect with our deep roots and appreciate the greatness of our culture. You cannot miss this enriching experience. Let yourself be amazed by the legacy that we have inherited from our ancestors. Reserve your place right now and be part of this incredible cultural adventure!

Embark on a fascinating adventure to the heart of ancient Mexico with our incredible tour of the Templo Mayor! Our tour will take you by the hand of an expert guide, a true history buff, who will unravel the mysteries of this incredible archaeological site. You will marvel at the majestic external ruins that will tell you stories of distant times and reveal secrets hidden for centuries. Step inside the fascinating museum that houses treasures of the ancient Aztec culture, from amazing artifacts to impressive sculptures, each room will envelop you in an aura of mysticism and bring you closer to the grandeur of this lost civilization. This is your time to explore and learn! Do not miss the opportunity to discover the Templo Mayor, a historical treasure that will take your breath away. Come and witness the greatness of the ancient Aztec civilization! Join our Templo Mayor tour and let history come alive before your eyes.

Delight your senses as you explore one of Latin America's most important cultural sites, the Anthropology Museum of Mexico City. Admire its rooms showing artifacts from pre-Hispanic cultures that have survived through centuries, as you skip the line and gain instant entry with this ticket. The museum's innovative design adds an interesting layer to this unforgettable experience through all the intricate symbolism and artwork within.

Embark on a fascinating journey through the National History of Mexico on our exclusive private tour to Chapultepec Castle! Walk through the corridors of this magnificent castle, located in the impressive Chapultepec Forest, the largest green lung in America. Witness the most transcendental moments in history, from the conquest of Tenochtitlan to the Revolution. You will discover the historical trajectory of our country in an exciting way. In addition, you will be able to explore another 22 rooms that recreate the use and iconic rooms of the Castle during different periods. From the majestic rooms of Maximiliano and Carlota to those of President Porfirio Díaz, each space tells its own story and will transport you to bygone times. Get ready to immerse yourself in a unique experience that will connect you with our roots and make you appreciate the greatness of our country! Let yourself be captivated by the historical magic that surrounds Chapultepec Castle.

As this museum is one of the most popular in Mexico and it is normally sold out days in advance, sometimes we have extra ticket that we can offer here.

Teotihuacan permanently marked the lives of the peoples of the Mexican highlands, transcending time and reaching us with the same strength and greatness with which its builders planned it. The Pre-Hispanic City of Teotihuacan was one of the largest urban centers in the ancient world, which came to concentrate a population of over 100,000 inhabitants at its peak. Located in a valley rich in natural resources, Teotihuacan was the seat of power of one of the most influential Mesoamerican societies in the political, economic, commercial, religious, and cultural fields.

The National Museum of History is the venue that keeps the memory of the history of Mexico, from the conquest of Tenochtitlan, in 1521, to the Mexican Revolution, in the second decade of the 20th century. Its exhibition rooms show us a diversity of historical testimonies -such as paintings, flags, documents, weapons, furniture and clothing- that have managed to be preserved, and which are representative of four centuries of our country's history. The museum is located in the Chapultepec Castle, a historic building of high symbolic value for Mexicans, whose construction began in 1785 during the government of the viceroy of New Spain, Bernardo de Gálvez. Originally, it was created as a rest house, however, over time, it was adapted to its different uses: it was a military college, imperial residence with Maximiliano and Carlota (1864-1867), presidential residence and, since 1939, it is the headquarters of the National Museum of History.

Considered one of the most complete natural history museums in the world, the National Museum of Anthropology is the most visited museum in Mexico City. Its collection includes notable historical items such as the Aztec Stone of the Sun, the giant carved heads of the Olmec people, and the Aztec Xochipilli statue.

Museo del Templo Mayor Mexico City is an enclosure that awaits vestiges of the ancient Templo Mayor of Tenochtitlan with a collection of up to 7 thousand objects. This museum was created to exhibit these vestiges and complement the visit to the Archaeological Zone. It is made up of 8 rooms, to the south they are dedicated to Huitzilopochtli, the Solar God of War, and to the north, to Tlaloc, God of Rain. The Temple and the Greater Temple Enclosure were the center of Mexica religious life as well as the symbol of the achievements of the Aztecs against their enemies; each temple is dedicated to a different god and walking through its walkways will make you discover more of the history of the Aztec culture.