Mexico City · STREET ART
4 reviewed
Good street art tours book out fast, and the best go first. Here are the 4 standouts, with current prices and what sets each one apart, so you can lock it in before the calendar fills.
ART NACO bike tour in Mexico City: small-group street art murals, neighborhood history, and street-food snacks in about 3 hours.
“Very sweet boys touring on bikes but with no knowledge at all of the street art being shown. Just biking about really.”
Ride through Mexico City barrios to see murals and street art, meet artists and eat street tacos on a small 3-hour bike tour.
“Great tour, saw so much of the city I would not have seen on my own. The street food snack option was great.”
Private 2-hour street art walk in Mexico City with bilingual guide, morning or evening start, and 10–12 blocks of murals and history.
“Amazing tour guides that provides you with a unique insight into the street art world as well as the architecture and history of the city. Highly recommended.”
Walk Roma’s street murals with an English guide on a small-group route ending at Mercado Roma, including Roma Norte tips and a garden break.
“Alex was a wonderful and knowledgeable guide and brought Mexico City and Roma to life for us. We learned a lot about the artists, some of the history of the Roma area and how street artists work together to make the city memorable and thrive, not just for the artists but the local commercants and folks who call this their home... We definitely would recommend Alex as a tour guide and would definitely use him again for future tours of different areas of street art...”
