MEXICO CITY · STREET ART
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The 15 mexico city street art tours travellers rate the highest, with a guide who knows which walls go up next and the stories behind the ones already there. Prices, run times and the artists you will meet, all in one place.
See Coyoacán, UNESCO Xochimilco by trajinera, UNAM murals, and optional Frida Kahlo stops in one full day tour from central Mexico City.
Most Popular“Really fun and amazing experience with David. He’s funny and knowledgeable and gives a lot of background and history. Highly recommend checking it out. Bring water and comfy shoes.”
Trajinera canals, Coyoacán cobblestones, UNAM murals, and Casa Azul Frida Kahlo on a full-day CDMX tour with bilingual guides.
ART NACO street-art bike tour in Mexico City: small groups, bike rental, street snacks, and murals in neighborhoods beyond the usual sights.
“Ivan was knowledgeable and very pleasant and as a bonus introduced me to new MX food at lunch and provided context of some Mexican history and customs. Beautiful street art murals!”
Walk Mexico City’s mural legends at San Ildefonso, the SEP courtyard murals, and Palacio de Bellas Artes with an English guide.
“Our first walking tour. It was worthwhile. Primarily was in the Mural Museum, with some time in Bellas Artes and in a small museum across from the Hilton in the bottom of Alameda Park. Some in the group were slow walkers and had trouble keeping up with the walking from place to place.”
A 3-hour Mexico City street art bike tour with expert guides, three neighborhood routes, and real street food, plus easy city cycling.
One day across Coyoacán, UNAM, and Xochimilco—float by trajinera, see Diego Rivera murals, and (sometimes) fit in Casa Azul.
“It was fun riding, and enjoying the fun atmosphere of people sharing a new experience with drinks, music, and food.”
Guided walking tour to Diego Rivera murals in Mexico City, connecting the Mexican Revolution to art, politics, and culture for 3.5 hours.
Join a 1–1.5 hour English mural tour of Palacio de Bellas Artes, with a guide explaining major Mexican muralists and their stories.
“Definitely worthwhile if you're curious about the stories behind those incredible murals. León, our tour guide, was excellent-providing insightful details not just about the paintings themselves, but also their historical and cultural context.”
Bike Mexico City’s street art in Doctores and Condesa, with 2 tacos and water included on a small-group tour.
“We took this tour in 2023 and decided to do it again this year when we brought my mother to visit. She was excited about the prospect but when we got there she was a bit freaked out about riding through the streets. She was about to pass on joining the tour. Our guide, Diego,…”
Three Diego Rivera mural stops in Mexico City. Skip the confusion with an expert guide, included tickets, and a tight 3-hour loop.
“The Diego Rivera Murals and Hidden Treasures excursion far exceeded my expectations mainly because of our highly knowledgeable and spirited guide Laila.”
One 10-hour guided loop through Coyoacán, Frida Kahlo’s Blue House, UNAM murals, and a trajinera ride in Xochimilco.
Private 2.5-hour mural art tour in Mexico City with a bilingual expert, museum tickets included, and stops at Bellas Artes, Rivera, and more.
“Our guide was very sweet & knowledgeable. My rating isn’t about her at all. It’s about the tour & what you get for the amount you pay. It’s not worth it. Go on your own. & honestly, it will be quicker. Two places only have 1 mural each & are free to get into (one…”
A private Mexico City street art walk with a bilingual guide. See murals, learn political and cultural context, and enjoy a 2-hour route.
“Neene was a fantastic guide! She did an amazing job explaining the cultural and historical significance of the street art we saw as well as the architecture and other landmarks in the areas. I would highly recommend this tour! Street art tours are my favorite way to get to know a city.”
Walk Mexico City’s UNAM campus to see Juan O’Gorman’s Biblioteca Central, major muralists, and the story behind the 1968 Olympics.
“Fernando was an history teller with lots of knowledge about the university and things related to the construction as well as developments including the famous 1968 events.”
Walk UNAM’s UNESCO campus murals and stadium art with a guide, linking Siqueiros and Rivera to education and revolution.
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