CDMX · 2-HOUR EXPERIENCES
Good 2-hour experiences sell out around weekends and holidays, and the great ones go first. The 5 best sit below, priced and timed, with a line on who each suits.
Learn salsa in Mexico City, meet dancers from around the world, and practice with live music at a central nightclub near the Angel.
“I went with friends and we had a such a good time!! Rapid fire, fun instructions with a wonderful instructor followed by some time to dance (until 2am!) with a live band. Great venue and atmosphere.”
See Mexico City lucha libre with hotel pickup, reserved seats, colorful masks, wild acrobatics, and a two-hour Arena Mexico show.
“The Lucha Libre in CDMX is an absolute must! I’m so glad that I booked this and didn’t go solo the first time. It’s a very busy event and figuring everything out solo with a kid would have been a bit overwhelming. Our guide, Roberto was so lovely, kind and incredibly knowledgeable about his city.”
Explore Mexico City’s mural movement with José, from Bellas Artes to Diego Rivera’s murals, historic plazas, and San Ildefonso.
“José was an incredible guide, very knowledgeable and passionate about the subject matter. I am so grateful to have had the experience. It has definitely been one of the highlights of my trip.”
Explore Mexico City’s Historic Center in two hours, from the Zócalo and Templo Mayor to Palacio de Bellas Artes, with a local guide.
“We did a private tour with Daniela (tiapani tours). We did the pyramids tour with her as well as day tour to Puebla and Cholula. We had an amazing experience, we had teenagers and kids with us and Daniela made sure to keep them engaged throughout the tour. She is very knowledgeable about the history and passionate about sharing it. We also did the anthropology museum with her. Would highly recommend her”
Explore Mexico City’s historic core in two hours, from Templo Mayor and the cathedral to tiled landmarks, murals, food stops, and Bellas Artes.
“This tour is a must! We discovered amazing food and drink spots we never would have found on our own, and our guides were so knowledgeable about the history and culture.”
