• Museo Mural Diego Rivera - Discover one of Diego Rivera’s most significant murals, depicting Mexican society with figures from the Spanish conquest to the 19th century.
• Alameda Central - Stroll through one of the oldest parks in the Americas to explore Mexican society, observing some of the historic mansions of the wealthiest individuals of the era.
• Palacio de Bellas Artes - Explore the lobby of the Palace of Fine Arts, a landmark theater from the Porfiriato period, which reflects in its architecture the social tensions of Mexico’s industrial development and the societal issues of the time.
• Palacio Postal - Experience the grandeur of the Mexican Gilded Age in one of the city’s most stunning venues, a place where luxury was crafted not for private indulgence but for the Mexican public postal service. Wander around the entrance and lobby of this magnificent building from the Mexican Gilded Age.
• Dulceria de Celaya - Visit and savor one of the city’s oldest Mexican candy shops, featuring the original decor from its opening in 1874.

• Entrance fees
• In-person Guide
• Government fees

• Gratuities
• Snacks

For those eager to uncover the artistic heart of Mexico, embark on a guided exploration where architecture, history, and social change converge.

Edgar, a certified local guide, extends an invitation to delve into Mexico’s Gilded Age: the Porfiriato. Participants will stroll through lavish mansions, majestic palaces, and iconic landmarks that continue to reflect the elegance, European eclecticism, and ambition of a dictator.

The tour revisits the closing years of a 19th-century regime characterized by progress and inequality, tracing how these tensions fostered a new artistic and architectural identity and sparked one of the 20th century’s most influential artistic movements: Mexican Muralism.

This experience is more than a historical tour — it is a journey to comprehend Mexico’s aesthetic transformation in the 20th century, from dictatorship to cultural renaissance.

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