Downtown Mexico City Walking Tour

It's a fresh early-ish morning. You're exited and put on some comfy clothes and shoes to get ready. I'm here to pick you up and together we jump inside our trustee steel mount and head to our destination. . . el Centro. Through the busy streets of the oldest neighbourhood in Mexico City there have been, Aztec Emperors, cunning Conquistadors, feisty Caudillos, unruly artists, presidential treason, shattering earthquakes, civil unrest, cultural gatherings, somber funerals, a lake, markets, food, sieges, knock out brands, Inquisition trials, movie magic, accidental discoveries, parades, ice rinks, beaches, massive recycled architecture, unsolved mysteries, naked photography. They can all coexist here. With me by your side, we'll navigate this historical, cultural, architectural labyrinth, experiencing the best on offer. I've drank, eaten, walked, danced, ran, screamed on these streets so, why don't you join me and let me introduce you to them.

We meet up at the designated hour and destination. We walk and enter the wonderful museum of arts and craft. We stroll around Alameda Park and visit the Palace of Fine Arts. We gaze upon the Mail Palace and visit a most famous restaurant. We walk down the pedestrian street, admire the Quinceañera dresses, step into a plaza with modern day scribes, and wonder upon the ruins of The Templo Mayor. We visit the Metropolitan Cathedral and finally step into one of the largest public squares int he world, Zocalo. Along the way we will pause for refreshments.