Visit the emblematic Frida Kahlo Museum with a standard or first access entry ticket. When visiting Mexico City you don't want to miss the iconic home of Frida Kahlo. Learn about the daily life of this artistic couple and enjoy the peace of the gardens too. The Frida Kahlo Museum is also known as La Casa Azul (The Blue House) thanks to its blue walls. This historic house, where Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera lived, is now an art museum, dedicated to the life and work of Mexican artist, Frida Kahlo. Enjoy entry with the standard entry ticket or choose the first access ticket option to avoid crowds by being the first group of the day to enter the museum.

Depart from Mexico City and discover Teotihuacán on a guided tour. Enjoy the beautiful sunset over the site, with some free time to explore. Hear stories, anecdotes, and information about the latest discoveries from your guide. Begin with the ascent to the Pyramid of the Sun, and then continue towards the Pyramid of the Moon, while the guide describes the Mesoamerican architecture, design, and worldview. After enjoying this archaeological zone, we will go to eat at a restaurant where you can taste the typical Mexican cuisine. Then, visit an obsidian workshop, where you can see a variety of local products, before heading back to Mexico City.

Take on roller coasters, river rapids, and laser tag at Six Flags Mexico City with this ticket. Find something for everyone in the attraction areas of Cowboy Village, Bugs Bunny Boomtown, DC Super Friends, Villa Hollywood, Polynesian Village, French Village, and Mexican Village. Simply exchange your voucher for a ticket and start your adventure. See comic book and cartoon characters brought to life in DC Super Friends and Bunny Boomtown. Feel like you've stepped into the wild west at Cowboy Village Feel the thrill of riding on 9 different roller coasters. Experience a simulation of a tsunami in the Polynesian Village. Splash around on two water rides. Explore the theme park to find thrilling adventures for all ages.

Your full-day trip begins with a drive to Huejotzingo, where you’ll visit the Convent of San Miguel and learn about the various cultural origins of the Mexicans, including Spanish, Arabic, and Native American. Afterwards, you’ll explore the Cholula archaeological zone, home to the largest pyramid in the world. The tour continues to colonial Puebla, a cosmopolitan city that has preserved its traditions in its food, art, and culture. As you walk along the city’s beautiful streets, you’ll be drawn in by the splendid architecture of the city’s cathedral, the homes, museums, and other buildings decorated with tiles. Visit Puebla’s majestic cathedral, its main square, the Chapel of the Rosary, the Convent of Santa Monica. Stop at onyx and talavera ceramics factories.

Spend a day of adventure in Mexico City's entertaining Six Flags. Six Flags is the perfect place for families or groups of friends, with a great variety of fun activities that will suit any interest. For those that love an adrenaline rush, there is the Six Flag's wooden rollercoaster, the fastest in Latin America, as well as the spinning Boomerang ride. If you are less interested in fast rides, there are lots of great family activities at Six Flags, including Uncle Twisty's Cabin, The Junior Rollercoaster and a good jump around on the Turbo Bungy. Or you can catch one of the many shows and attractions featured at the park. Come watch your favorite superheroes and Looney Toons characters. Sit back and enjoy a dolphin water show with dolphins, or marvel at the wonderful night light display.

Book your entry ticket to MUCHO, Mexico City’s Museum of Chocolate that inspires and educates cultural manifestations related to cocoa and chocolate. Smell, touch, listen, and look as you learn everything about chocolate history and culture. Step through the Chocolate Museum’s doors and enter an elegant and inviting ambiance located within a characteristic house from 1909 in the Colonia Juárez neighborhood of Mexico City. Immerse yourself in a chocolate universe where sight, taste, smell, and touch, are the main factors of a unique experience. Get inspired and let your creativity shine as you learn about cacao and its importance in Mexican culture. After visiting the museum, choose to stop at the MUCHO store where you can find products made by artisans, chocolatiers, and artists, as well as foods and drinks, including a variety of cocoas and chocolate.

Tour the Teotihuacan Archaeological Site before stopping at the Reino Animal Conservation Center on this day trip for kids of all ages. Learn about more than 130 animal species at Reino animal and get your own cup of food to give to the animals. Start your day by being picked up in Mexico City, then you’ll make your way to the historic Mexican archaeological complex, Teotihuacan. Once at Teotihuacan, your guide will share stories and legends of the site that will keep all ages entertained. As you walk through one of the most important archaeological sites in Mexico and the world, learn about the pyramid of the sun and the pyramid of the moon and why these two pyramids are so important. Next, head to Reino Animal Conservation Center, where you will be able to explore freely on your own and learn about many animal species. Enjoy the Safari Ride, interactive activities, and a place to have food and drinks and relax in nature (activity and food costs not included).  After exploring all that Reino Animal has to offer, you will be taken back to Mexico City for drop-off. 

Discover Inbursa Aquarium, Latin America's only underground aquarium and home to more than 5,000 animals from over 230 species. Explore this vast underwater delight on a guided tour, including access to 48 exhibitions and roundtrip van transportation from a central location in Mexico City. Perfect for family and friends, enjoy roundtrip, air-conditioned van ride to the largest aquarium in Latin America. Upon arrival, enter the submarine elevator and descend to the bottom of the museum. Discover a sunken ship and learn about waves, tsunamis, and storms.  Ascend to the upper floors and see jellyfish, clownfish, sharks, piranhas, penguins, turtles, crocodiles, and corals. Listen as your guide shares environment simulations and details the intricate research and conservation efforts of biologists, veterinarians, and the Blau Life Conservation Center. Visit the museum's the shopping center to browse a variety of educational materials or purchase a souvenir. Snap a family photo outside of the museum before hopping back into the van for transportation back to the city.

Spend the day away from the hustle-bustle of Mexico City and take in the fresh air while hiking around an extinct volcano. Leave Mexico City in the early morning and relax on an approximately three-hour drive to Nevado de Toluca National Park. Prepare for a hike full of scenic views of Nevado de Toluca and the magnificent landscape of the region.  Once arriving at the volcano, enjoy spending four hours hiking in Nevado de Toluca's crater and around its lakes. Your guides will take you along trails where you can capture the best views and take stunning photographs.

Your tour will begin with your discovery of Coyoacan, of the 16 boroughs of Mexico City and a the former village which is now the borough’s “historic center.” The name comes from Nahuatl, and most likely means “place of coyotes”. You will visit the beautiful town of Coyoacan, considered a magical neighborhood with a bohemian atmosphere. Full of stories, a walk through this village will help you discover its galleries, crafts, and Frida Kahlo’s home and Museum. You will have the option to enter this home and museum, which belonged to her parents and is where she lived as a child. This house was inhabited by Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera from 1929 to 1954, and here you can find some of her famous paintings, letters, and personal effects. Next, you will head towards Xochimilco for a journey through the ancient canals and artificial islands created by the original peoples over 800 years ago. You will sail aboard a colorful boat known as a “Trajineras”, with there being no better way to be surrounded by the folklore of the people of Mexico.