• Antiguo Colegio de San Ildefonso - Known as the birthplace of Mexican muralism, this site highlights the significance of women not only as muses but also as artists and creators.
• Mercado Presidente Abelardo L. Rodriguez - A remarkable location that remains a traditional market in the historic center, where visitors can see the first murals by the Greenwood sisters, the first foreign artists to paint in Mexico.
• Palacio de Bellas Artes - Admission is not included and costs $95 per person; however, students, teachers, and seniors over 60 are exempt from the fee. The tour concludes here with a discussion on Rina Lazo, one of the most influential artists, and her newly installed mural, marking the first mural by a woman to become part of the permanent collection.

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Join the Women Artists in Mexico tour, a distinctive and exclusive experience celebrating the creativity and vision of women who have transformed both walls and canvases.

Historically, women in art have been viewed as muses, yet they have always been creators. This tour will guide you through museums and markets where these artists critiqued their surroundings, wielded their brushes to challenge stereotypes, break barriers, and advocate for equality in public spaces.

Accompany us as we delve into the lives and works of these remarkable women, uncovering the secrets of their murals and canvases. As specialized guides in Mexico City, we will lead you on a visual and emotional journey, unveiling the hidden messages and symbols within each mural.

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