Mexico City · TEMPLO MAYOR & AZTEC TOURS
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These are the 7 best templo mayor & aztec tours in the city right now: what each one costs, how long it takes, and which kind of traveller it suits. Start at number one, it earns the spot.
Cuernavaca and Taxco in one long day, with Santa Prisca, a silver workshop, and an optional pre-Hispanic mine visit from Mexico City.
“Rodrigo was an amazing tour guide. We really enjoyed our visit to Taxco and Cuernavaca. Thank you Rodrigo!”
Taxco and Cuernavaca in one 10-hour day: Santa Prisca baroque church, artisan silver shopping, and a pre-Hispanic mine tunnel.
“Amazing day with a super dedicated guide (Barbara) who had a lot of interesting things to tell us and always made sure we were doing okay!! Did everything in English and Spanish so everyone could understand, very much appreciated :)”
Shared Mexico City day: UNAM campus murals, Azteca panoramic photos, Xochimilco trajineras, Coyoacán streets, with hotel pickup.
“Everything was perfectly paced. Pick up was on time. No issues with anything. I saw children of all ages here. I felt that we got enough time everywhere. The university stop was interesting and long maybe try shorter time at the university and more time at coyocan. I loved the jewlery presentation on the boat and I purchased some gifts. Highly recommend”
Early-access Teotihuacan, Mexico City’s Anthropology Museum, and Templo Mayor in 2 days, with transport and tequila tasting for $137.
“It's worthwhile to get there before the crowd gets there and it heats up; especially if you like less strangers in your photos”
Skip-the-line entry to Mexico City’s Templo Mayor museum with 8 god-themed rooms, Aztec temple remains, and up to 7,000 artifacts.
“Not only is it worth it to buy tickets into Templo Mayor (as opposed to viewing it from outside the fence when walking by), but the museum was incredible and we’re glad the tickets were inclusive of the museum.”
Exclusive 2-hour English tour of Templo Mayor’s museum and ruins. Skip the line, use a digital guide, and learn Mexica culture.
“Very informative, we learned so much about the history and culture. Our guide was knowledgeable, patient and very thoughtful.”
Walk Templo Mayor to Casa de los Azulejos with Prof. Cristina Ríos on a 3-hour small-group Tenochtitlan history tour.
“Thank you for the excellent tour. We received a very professional english guide and also some extra tips. I would really recommend it to everyone, who want to understand the history of Mexico City. It is a 10/10 tour!”
