San Ángel Tours and Tickets

Discover the storied mansions and cobblestone streets of San Angel, the religious art of the Carmelites, and the craftsmanship of Mexico City’s artisans on this convenient guided tour that includes museum admission and hotel pickup and drop off. During this half-day excursion, visit a 400-year-old monastic school-turned-museum, shop for silver, iron and more at the Saturday bazaar, and explore the historic bridges and chapels of the Chimalistac neighborhood.

Discover the culinary delights and rich history of San Angel, one of Mexico City’s oldest neighborhoods, on this 3-hour food-and-cultural walking tour. Stroll along the cobblestone streets of this artistic mecca, once favored by Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, and visit picturesque plazas and historical landmarks. A knowledgeable guide share engaging commentary and takes you to popular eateries to sample treats special to San Angel.

Experience the nature and culture of central Mexico on this guided excursion. After a convenient hotel pickup in central Mexico City, explore San Angel’s mummy museum in a historic convent and see the dozen bodies preserved there. Then head to the country’s first national park, Desierto de los Leones. Visit its 400-year-old monastery and marvel at its impressive assortment of wildlife.

Get to know several of Frida Kahlo's favorite places, starting with the guided tour of San Ángel, a beautiful picturesque town within Mexico City. Here we will get to know the Religious Art of the Carmelites, the Plaza San Jacinto and one of the most representative colonial-style mansions of San Ángel "La casa del Risco". Then we will visit the colors of Xochimilco, place of flowers, a World Heritage Site. Here you will not only get information about its origins, which date back to pre-Hispanic times, but you will also be able to enjoy a traditional trajinera ride. To finish, we will visit the wonderful neighborhood of Coyoacán and its 16th century mansions, the church of San Juan Bautista with its impressive paintings, without a doubt a culturally important part of CDMX which you should not miss.