Street art & murals · STREET ART WALKING TOURS IN MEXICO CITY
The good street art walking tours in Mexico City worldwide run small and fill up early. Below: the 4 to book ahead, what each includes and how they differ.
Explore Mexico City’s mural movement on foot, with Rivera, Orozco, and Charlot murals, expert guides, and three historic art sites.
“When in Mexico City, don’t miss out on this fascinating tour! Art history mini course and my guide was filled with so much knowledge! Diego Rivera was incredible, I learned so much! The 3 hrs flew by!”
Explore Mexico City’s mural movement on a small-group walking tour featuring Rivera, Orozco, Siqueiros, and three historic art spaces.
“It was a good overview of all the important murals and muralists. Our guide was excellent. He was very knowledgeable of the history, had interesting interpretations of the art, and answered all of our questions. He was a great teacher!”
Follow Diego Rivera’s murals through Mexico City on a 3.5-hour guided walk with museum entry, history, politics, and practical tips.
“My tour guide was David and he was extremely knowledgeable about the art. We had great conversations about the murals, what they represented, and what was going on in the culture, when they were created. It was an educational and entertaining afternoon, well spent.”
Explore UNAM’s murals, O’Gorman’s library, and the 1968 Olympics on a focused two-hour Mexico City walking tour.
“Fernando was an history teller with lots of knowledge about the university and things related to the construction as well as developments including the famous 1968 events.”
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