Private Tour to Xochimilco and Coyoacan





Cancellation
Cancel for free up to 24h before the tour.
Duration
12.5 hours
Language
Bilingual
Tour Type
Private Tour
About the tour
You will then continue south to the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), a UNESCO World Heritage Site celebrated for its majestic modernist architecture and iconic murals. Here, your guide will explain how art, politics, and education converge in one of the most important cultural institutions in Latin America.
The journey concludes in Xochimilco, famously known as the “Place of Flowers.” With more than 2,500 years of history, this area was one of the earliest communities and agricultural centers of Mesoamerica. Despite centuries of natural changes and urban expansion, Xochimilco preserves its pre-Hispanic roots through its canals, traditions, and vibrant sounds and colors.
Throughout the day, your private guide and transportation ensure a relaxed, flexible, and immersive experience, allowing you to explore, ask questions, and enjoy each site without rushing or crowds.
Highlights
- Enjoy a personalized itinerary with a private guide and transportation throughout the day.
- Explore one of Mexico City’s most charming and artistic neighborhoods at your own pace.
- Discover monumental architecture and world-renowned murals with expert interpretation.
- Experience a living cultural landscape with over 2,500 years of pre-Hispanic history.
- Connect pre-Hispanic traditions, colonial heritage, and modern identity in one exclusive experience.
Includes
Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Air-conditioned and comfortable private vehicle
Private professional guide
Live commentary in English and Spanish
Ride on Trajinera
Excludes
Food and drinks
Optional tips
Entrance to Frida Kahlo Museum
Meeting point
Meeting point
Before your trip
Customer Reviews
4.3
53 reviews
Anonymous
2026-02-28
4/5
Sin comentario
@Rob_F
2026-02-27
5/5
Alan y Salvador hicieron un excelente trabajo explicando la historia y la cultura de la gente y las zonas. La parte del recorrido por Coyoacán fue muy interesante. No pudimos hacer el tour de Frida Kahlo (ya que no compramos boletos con anticipación), pero fuimos al museo León Trotsky y también fue interesante. El tiempo en la universidad fue sumamente informativo y revelador. Habría sido agradable pasar un poco más de tiempo en la universidad, tal vez en el Estadio Olímpico. Luego, el largo viaje a Xochimilco y el paseo en trajinera por el canal, que fue muy divertido (lleven pesos para comida, bebida y mariachi).
Anonymous
2026-02-22
4/5
creo que los que no hicimos lo de frida fue muchas horas sin hacer nada
@Kierra_J
2026-02-22
3/5
Hector wasnt a great tour guide. He left me and 6 other people. We had to uber to the location to catch up with the group. We ended up with another group hosted by barbie. She was very helpful and went out of her way to make up for the inconcience while everyone else dismissed us 8 people who got left. The bus on the way back broke down and barbie even got us an uber because the company said it would take an hour to send another. Barbie was amazing everyone else were terribly unproffesional.
Anonymous
2026-02-21
5/5
Sin comentario