Cultural Tours in Mexico

Discover the architecture and the historical and cultural significance of Guadalajara on this guided half-day tour. Learn about the important Mexican muralists, including Jose Clemente Orozco and his work, and see examples of this artwork. Plus, visit historical sites like the Cabañas Orphanage, which features 57 of Orozco's fresco murals, along with the Cathedral, the Degollado Theatre, and more.

Celebrate Good Friday in the historic city of Taxco, where you'll see a traditional 'Passion Play' in the Ex-Convento de San Bernardino de Siena. As you travel from Mexico City to the Sierra Madre mountains, visit Cuernavaca's magnificent cathedral and palace, then watch pilgrims make their way through Taxco's cobblestone streets. Experience the remarkable energy of the city as locals gather for the 'Passion of the Christ,' finishing the day with the return trip to Mexico City.

Peer into the past with this walking tour to three Mexico City markets. Begin in the Zocalo, once home to El Parian market, which stocked luxury items imported from Asia for the wealthy families of New Spain. Visit the Jamaica market to learn about ritual and medicinal uses of flowers in pre-Hispanic cultures. Explore ancient witchcraft and Mexican cuisine before your market tour concludes.

Discover the roots of Mexico City's thriving art and cultural scene on a 9 to 10-hour private tour of the National Museum of Anthropology, Frida Kahlo Museum, and Leon Trotsky Museum, all led by a private guide with a history degree. Personalize your educational experience of the museums and the bohemian Coyoacan district, and travel through the city's traffic in comfort with private transportation.

With more than 20 million annual visitors, the Shrine of Guadalupe in Mexico City is one of the top Catholic pilgrimage sites in the world. On this 4-hour tour, an informative guide takes you to the shrine's two basilicas, where you'll see a cloak with an image of the Lady Virgin on display. Climb nearby Tepeyac Hill, where it is said the Lady appeared, and hear more about the events that led to the construction of the shrine. Transport from central Mexico City is included.

Learn how tequila is produced - from the agave plants to the bottle - on a full-day tour from Guadalajara. Visit fields where agave grows, then head to La Rojeña, the distillery for Jose Cuervo, located in the town of Tequila. Take a tour of the distillery, taste several fine tequilas, then stop for lunch and shopping in town. Includes distillery tour and tequila tasting, guide, transportation in an air-conditioned minivan, and pickup and drop-off at select hotels.

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 4-hour tour, you'll come away with insight into the influence of Mesoamerican cultures on Mexico today.

Depart Playa del Carmen for a day of cultural experience and adrenaline-inducing activities. Begin with a visit to Tulum, an ancient Maya coastal city that's home to archaeological remains and sandy beaches. Then visit a modern-day Maya community before entering the jungle to explore two vast underground river systems. Snorkel their cavern waters and afterward, board a 4x4 Unimog for a thrilling ride toward a series of ziplining and rappelling adventures. Wind down with a buffet lunch of delicious Maya cuisine.

From couple hundred archeological sites opened officially to the public there are only 2 sites in Mexico by the water, One is Tulum in the "Mexican Caribean" and the other one is right here in Huatulco, opened on October 2010 gives you a unique eco-archeological concep, incredible view points and ancient structures dating back more than 2000 years.Tour last 3 hours and teach you about the different (cultural groups) inhabiting this part of the country, plus the feeling to be in touch with the amazing jungle.

Our LDS tours are designed to bring the Book of Mormon to life. Our tour guides will not only provide an in-depth and detailed discussion of the history and symbolism of the ruins but most importantly, explain how they correlate to passages and teachings from the scriptures. Learn about the latest theories and research that place Mesoamerica as the top candidate for the setting of the Book of Mormon.

Connect with Mexico's indigenous cultures during this mystical tour, which spotlights shamanist rituals. Departing from your hotel with private pickup, you'll go behind-the-scenes to cruise the wild-life filled Coyuca Lagoon on a traditional boat. Then, prepare to purify yourself during in an Aztec sweat lodge, using local herbs and presided over by a bonafide shaman. Top it off with a tasty lunch and free time to lounge in the pool and beach.

Discovering one of Baja's most charming and intriguing towns with a cultural tour of Todos Santos, one of Mexico's designated 'Pueblos Magicos,' or magical villages. Set out from Los Cabos on a scenic drive to this coastal town, where you stroll the historic downtown and learn about Todos Santos' once prosperous sugar industry. Visit the galleries of local artisans and shop for handmade works, see the iconic Hotel California made famous by The Eagles rock band and simply revel in the town's laid-back vibe.

Spend the day with marine wildlife and relaxing by the water with full-day access and priority activity booking at Xel-Ha. Discover natural lakes fed by an underground river and see vegetation and local animals while walking the seaside trails. Hop into a cenote to snorkel among tropical fish and challenge yourself with leap into the water from a cliff, or by crossing hanging bridges.

You will explore the major tourist attractions such as Magic Town's most prestigious waterfall northeast of the coun-try "Cola de Caballo"

Get a taste of life in four authentic Baja communities on a full-day tour from Los Cabos, and immerse yourself in local culture, nature and traditions. Meet local craftsmen at a saddle and furniture-making workshop, and see how traditional costumes have changed over time in the town's 'House of Culture'. Encounter local wildlife in the regional zoo, then pause for lunch at a fishing village by the water's edge. Discover the thermal hot springs that flow to the coast at Buena Vista before returning to Los Cabos.

Enjoy the perfect mix of city and countryside locations on this in-depth Puerto Vallarta tour. Tick off all the highlights of the lively Mexican beach community, from centuries-old adobe houses to the stunning waterside Malecon. Other highlights include visits to lush green Nogalito Eco Park and an artisanal silver workshop, plus a tequila tasting and chef-prepared lunch.

Our LDS tours are designed to bring the Book of Mormon to life. Our tour guides will not only provide an in-depth and detailed discussion of the history and symbolism of the ruins but most importantly, explain how they correlate to passages and teachings from the scriptures. Learn about the latest theories and research that place Mesoamerica as the top candidate for the setting of the Book of Mormon.

Explore the city of San Cristobal de Las Casas along with nearby indigenous villages on a small-group full-day tour led by a local guide. See the highlights of San Cristobal's historical center including the Zocalo (main plaza), the Cathedral, and several Spanish colonial buildings with impressive archiecture. Head to the central market and Santo Domingo Church before continuing to the small villages of San Juan Chamula and San Lorenzo Zinancantan. Have the option to include a visit to the Na Bolom Museum to complete your small-group tour.

Delve into Mexico City's storied past with a walking tour of La Merced. This neighborhood in the historic center is one of the city's very oldest and has been a hub for commerce since early colonial times. As you walk the streets of La Merced with your professional guide, you'll get a scenic window into Mexico's complex history.

Mexico City comes to life on this kid-friendly, 4-hour interactive walking tour that uses storytelling and play to explore Mexico's art, history, and culture. Visiting the city with a fun, creative guide offers an orientation to Mexico City in a safe, child-friendly environment that's welcoming for kids of all ages.