Mexico City Night Guided Tour

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Duration: 2 hours
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Guide: English, Spanish

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Experience Highlights

Visit Mexico City’s most iconic landmarks on this night-time tour of the city, lasting approximately 2 hours. In small groups of around 20 people and accompanied by a professional guide, explore the city’s historic centre at night to see iconic buildings such as the National Palace and the Cathedral illuminated.

Pass through the Zócalo, a World Heritage Site, and admire its neoclassical and neocolonial architecture. Discover the history and legend of the famous Casa de los Azulejos and marvel at the Torre Latino, a skyscraper inspired by New York’s Empire State Building.

  • Explore the sights of Mexico City with this night-time tour lasting approximately 2 hours through the city’s historic centre.
  • In small groups of around 20 people, explore the streets of the city centre to see its most iconic buildings all lit up.
  • Accompanied by a local guide , discover the National Palace, the official residence of the President of Mexico.

What’s included

  • An evening tour of Mexico City lasting approximately 2 hours.

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Step by Step

Admire the illuminated buildings and take stunning photos during this night-time tour of approximately 2 hours through the historic centre of Mexico City. See the city from a different perspective and explore the heart of the city with a professional guide. Admire iconic buildings such as the National Palace and the Cathedral, and listen to your guide’s fascinating insights into these historic monuments.

During this night-time tour, you’ll see some of the city’s most iconic buildings, starting with the iconic Palacio de Bellas Artes, Mexico City’s most important cultural venue. Admire this opulent monument and then walk to the Palacio de Correos to see the eclectic architecture of this post office. Continue your tour along the iconic Calle Madero, which is steeped in all manner of stories, some joyful and others tragic.

In small groups of around 20 people, you’ll wander through narrow alleyways and learn about the legendary tales of the famous Casa de los Azulejos and the stories of a former convent and Franciscan church.

You’ll continue on to the Zócalo, the city’s main square, and in the darkness you’ll be able to see the imposing National Palace illuminated , the official residence of the President of Mexico. Here you’ll also see the Metropolitan Cathedral, the largest and oldest church in Latin America, which was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987.

Pass by these two important examples of Spanish-American architecture and then admire the ruins of the Templo Mayor, which was once the symbolic centre of the Mexica Empire.

Reviews

4.8
· 1.477 Reviews
  • K
    K.
    5
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    A perfect experience to end the day.
  • K
    K.
    5
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    The main temple at night looks extremely different at night, it has an air that makes the hair on the back of your neck stand on end when you see it so imposing.
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    D.
    4
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    Beautiful tour, but there were some places where we had to make a mandatory stop.
  • G
    G.
    5
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    Excellent explanations by our guide, he behaved in a great way with us during the whole tour.

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