• Museo del Templo Mayor - Visitors will explore the archaeological site’s square to gain insights into the Mexica’s pre-Hispanic culture, focusing on their views of the body and sexuality.
• Palacio De La Medicina - The guide will discuss the meeting of two worlds: the Mexica and the Spanish, and how this encounter shaped perceptions of bodies and sin in colonial Mexico.
• Museo Vivo del Muralismo - Through Diego Rivera’s murals, the discussion will cover the social transformations during Revolutionary Mexico and the aspirations for a new nation.

• Government fees

• Bottled water
• Snacks
• Public transportation (bus, subway, cable car, etc.)

Queer and gay culture has significantly influenced every era of Mexico City’s history. This tour aims to revive those voices, spaces, and memories that time attempted to erase, yet still resonate throughout its streets.

Edgar, a certified local guide and proud member of the LGBTI community, invites participants to enjoy a safe, respectful, and liberating experience. This tour allows for authentic self-expression while exploring the cultural, political, and artistic evolution of the community.

Participants will visit landmarks that narrate stories of resistance, celebration, and transformation, gaining insight into how diversity has been instrumental in shaping the city’s creative and vibrant spirit.

This tour serves as an introduction to the extensive cultural, historical, and entertainment offerings that Mexico City provides to the LGBTI community: a journey of memory, identity, and pride.

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