CDMX · TICKETS
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These are the 15 tickets tours worth a day of the trip, each with its price, its length and the one detail that sets it apart. If you only compare a few, compare the top three.
Eat tacos, sip beer or mezcal, and learn the chants before a thrilling Lucha Libre match in Mexico City with El Taco Club.
“From the moment I walk in . I was treated so much car. The tour guides were amazing. The tacos amazing and the best part was the match”
![Frida Kahlo VIP [Museum Tickets Included] Bike, Markets & Churros - Starting in Del Carmen, Coyoacán](https://mexicocity-guide.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/frida-kahlo-vip-museum-tickets-included-bike-markets-churros.jpg)
Bike through Coyoacán, sample churros and tostadas, then enter Casa Azul with skip-the-line Frida Kahlo Museum tickets.
“Absolutely wonderful way to see the city!! This is a must do experience. Sebastian was outstanding so knowledgeable and experienced and fun!”
![Frida Kahlo VIP [Museum Tickets Included] Walk, Markets & Churros - Plaza de la Conchita, a quiet opening](https://mexicocity-guide.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/frida-kahlo-vip-museum-tickets-included-walk-markets-churros.jpg)
Explore Coyoacán, sample market food, and visit Frida Kahlo’s Blue House with an English-speaking guide on this small-group walking tour.
“An exceptionally knowledgeable and extremely personable guide made this tour and the history of Coyoacan come to life. His passion for the history of the area was only met by his deep knowledge of Frida Kahlo and her life and loves. It's a vibrant and colorful area full of rich Mexican history and political intrigue. If you're fortunate, and you book this tour, I hope that you have Diego as your guide. Truly a five star experience!!”
See Frida Kahlo’s Blue House with timed entry, a digital guide, peaceful gardens, and access to Diego Rivera’s Anahuacalli Museum.
“great communication, did let me buy the ticket for the next day despite long waiting time according to official Frida site.”
Review of Mexico City’s Anthropology Museum ticket, with Stone of the Sun, Indigenous art, skip-the-line entry, practical tips, and value advice.
“Overwhelming! So beautiful, so interesting. The model work (miniatures, etc.) were particularly impressive. An unforgettable experience that no visitors to CDMX should ever miss.”
Review of the Frida Kahlo Blue House and Anahuacalli ticket, with digital guide, timing advice, price analysis, and key booking cautions.
“Overpriced tickets to see Frida Kahlo museum. No guide included as initially thought. This is just to give you entrance to the museum”
Review Chapultepec Castle’s $29 skip-the-line ticket, with practical advice on crowds, views, museum rooms, access, and morning timing.
Review of the Frida Kahlo Museum ticket with digital guide, Anahuacalli access, optional extras, price, timing, and booking advice in Mexico City.
“The tour company was very responsive and allowed us to add on a guide at the last minute which made the tour exceptional. Isaac, our tour guide, was so engaging with both my daughter and myself and did a wonderful job of telling the stories of both Frida and her artwork.”
Visit Tolantongo from Mexico City for cliffside thermal pools, caves, river pools, and bridges on a long but rewarding small-group day trip.
“this is a long day so it’s best to prepare with snacks/water. our guide was very friendly, but our tour went over by 3 hours. our guide also seemed to steer us to specific points to eat, shop, etc instead of allowing us options. i’ve done this tour before and i know there are alternate places to eat/drink. for this tour, i would suggest going to another company that starts earlier or ends on time. however, the guide and driver were wonderful.”
Explore Mexico City’s Templo Mayor with skip-the-line entry, eight museum rooms, Mexica artifacts, and practical tips for a smooth visit.
“Not only is it worth it to buy tickets into Templo Mayor (as opposed to viewing it from outside the fence when walking by), but the museum was incredible and we’re glad the tickets were inclusive of the museum.”
Tour Casa Azul with an English-speaking art guide, included admission, and a small group capped at 10 in Mexico City’s Coyoacán.
“Armando was informative, energetic and enjoyable to visit this wonderful site. He allowed plenty of questions and kept us moving.”
Explore MUCHO Museum of Chocolate in Mexico City, learn about Mexican cacao, enjoy a sensory visit, and shop artisan chocolate goods.
“La visita guiada gratuita es lo mejor. Te explican y tienen interacción contigo. Ame la visita.”
Explore Pepe Soho’s seven-room sensory art journey in Mexico City, with music, film, photography, horses, nature, and a reflective photo gallery.
“This immersive art experience was a beautiful blend of storytelling, technology, and emotion—great for kids, families, and art lovers alike. There were plenty of Instagrammable moments, but even more that made you want to put your phone down and soak it all in. The first video installation, following a horse through surreal landscapes, was especially moving and set the tone perfectly. Highly recommend for a meaningful and memorable outing.”
Explore Mexico City’s Memory and Tolerance Museum, with Holocaust and genocide exhibits, powerful art, an audioguide, and temporary shows.
“Our experience at the Museo Memoria y Tolerancia was top rate and wonderful in every aspect. The scope and purpose of the museum was evident in every exhibit. The information, photography, artistic portrayal and architecture all emphasized your message to all humankind. You presented a reality that I have lived with all my life: humans inhumanity to fellow humans. Thank you especially for the Anne Frank exhibit. It truly tugged at the heart. I have been to three other museums of tolerance, but this Mexico City museum is by far the best. Thank you for being there for us to see, be informed and be led by our hearts to…”
Visit Frida Kahlo’s Casa Azul and Diego Rivera’s Anahuacalli Museum with timed entry, digital guides, and practical tips for avoiding ticket problems.
“Experience was OK but there actually isn't too much to see here. If you are in Coayacan area I recommend a stop here, but traveling an hour in traffice for it is not fun”
