Mexico City Private Tours and Mexico City Small Group Tours

Mexico City Private Tours and Experiences Hosted by Local Experts

Context tours of Mexico City are designed for curious travelers who love to learn. Whether you're immersing yourself in the vibrant murals of Mexico City's Palacio de Bellas Artes with an art historian, delving into the rich history of Frida Kahlo's Casa Azul, or embarking on a day trip to explore the Aztec Pyramids in Teotihuacan – your tour with Context is an extraordinary deep dive into the heart of this captivating city. 

Our Mexico City walking tours offer personalized experiences led by our team of over 30 knowledgeable experts throughout the region.

Book a private tour in Mexico City for any day, or choose from our daily small group experiences with a maximum of 10 travelers. Discover the hidden gems and historical wonders of Mexico City with Context as your insightful guide.

Context Travel Mexico City Tours

What Context Mexico City Travelers Say
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what a delightful tour! carolina was so friendly and warm. choices of food stops was perfect. great afternoon.
Diego was a wonderful tour guide; he was enthusiastic, friendly, patient and very knowledgeable. Luckily it was a private tour so Diego catered to my interests and more importantly access to bathrooms along the travel route since I was struggling with a bout of GI distress which required several bathroom stops along the way. Diego is clearly passionate about architecture as a whole and even more so about the abundant, unique architecture so brilliantly showcased in CDMX. Diego patiently answered all of my questions and eagerly discussed his own passion projects at the end of the tour. I highly recommend Diego and this special tour.
Rosalba was a wonderful and informed tour guide of the fascinating Casa Azul and the surrounding vibrant neighborhood of Coyoacan. The tour of the museum was very interesting and thorough. Navigating the crowd in the tight spaces of the house/musuem was a bit challenging but Rosalba was able to efficiently and seamlessly guide me through it while quietly explaining the significance of each exhibit. Because I am unable to read or speak Spanish, Rosalba interpreted several of Ms. Kahlo's writings and other Spanish documents for me. The museum is about the childhood and history of Ms. Kahlo and not an exhibit of her artwork.
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