• University City - The tour begins at the esteemed “University City,” also known as the National Autonomous University of Mexico. Here, visitors can disembark to receive a brief overview and enjoy a panoramic view of iconic structures like the Central Library. Each of its four walls presents a historical narrative of Mexico and the world, covering the pre-Hispanic era, colonial times, the contemporary world, the University, and the present day.

• Time for photos*

• Centro Coyoacan - The next stop is the vibrant Barrio de Coyoacán. Visitors will see the exterior of the Frida Kahlo house museum, where she lived with her husband Diego Rivera. The tour includes a walk through the historic center, rich in history, culture, colors, and flavors, all guided by a certified guide. (Admission to the Frida Kahlo Museum is not included)

♪ The time at this stop begins upon entering the Coyoacán area while still on the unit, as the neighborhood is extensive and best explored on foot. The guide will start the explanation aboard the unit ♪

• Trajineras Xochimilco - The final destination is Xochimilco, the last remnant of the city’s great lake, where visitors will learn about the enduring traditions. The tour on the Trajineras (local vessel) lasts one hour, offering the chance to enjoy a typical lunch on the lake. (Food is not included)

The time on site is counted from the moment visitors disembark, with the trajinera journey lasting approximately 40 minutes to 1 hour

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Certified Tourist Guide
• Pick up & drop off service (meeting point/hotel)
• Traveller insurance on board the unit
• Travel by trajinera
• Tour of Coyoacán Center

• Lunch
• Gratuities
• Does not include admission to Frida Kahlo Museum

Experience a vibrant day filled with color, culture, and history just south of Mexico City in small groups. The journey begins in the southern part of the city with a visit to UNAM, where the Olympic University Stadium showcases a mural by Diego Rivera, and the Central Library stands as one of Latin America’s most significant libraries. The tour continues to the Coyoacán neighborhood, home to Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, where visitors can explore the historic center, admire 16th-century architecture, and visit the San Juan Bautista church with its remarkable paintings. The final destination is Xochimilco, the last remnant of the city’s great lake, where traditions are still vibrantly alive. Here, guests can enjoy a ride on the region’s traditional boats, known as “trajineras.”

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.