Create the most memorable experience of Palacio de Bellas Artes guided by your own in-app audio tour! Note! This tour DOES NOT include an entrance ticket. No visit to Mexico City can be complete without this iconic attraction! The splendid white-marble Palace of Fine Arts is both a top concert hall and art museum that has been introducing Mexican culture to its visitors for almost a century. The tour starts outside with the exploration of the exterior facade of the Palace, explaining its architectural elements, sculptures, and gardens. Next, you will step into this architectural jewel and enjoy its interior Art-Deco elements. Marvel at the Maya Rain Deity and get carried away by the view of the impressive dome. The tour will guide you through the murals created by famous muralists such as Diego Rivera, David Siquieros, Ruffino Tamayo, Jose Clemente Orozco, and others. Learn about the past and the present of Mexico, as well as its culture, and its people's struggle through these striking works of art lining the walls of the main lobby. Choose to visit rotating exhibitions or enjoy the best view of the Palace from a recommended cafe. Please, note this tour does not include an entrance ticket. General Admission is  90 MXN, on-site with cash in Mexican pesos and a credit card.

Step into the night and unlock the mysterious past of Mexico City's Historic Center with this Self-Guided Audio Tour. Tailored for history buffs and curious explorers, this tour is a perfect blend of spooky legends and remarkable architecture illuminated by the soft glows of the moon. Starting at the serene Plaza de Santo Domingo, you'll be guided through eight stops, each with its own set of intriguing stories to tell. Wander past the Church of Santo Domingo with its intricate details brought to life in the night, and onward to the shimmering tiles of the Casa de los Azulejos, a testament to the city's colonial grandeur. As the tour weaves through the night, the Palace of Fine Arts will reveal its marbled splendor, and the Metropolitan Cathedral will cast its awe-inspiring silhouette against the dark canvas of the evening sky. Your audio adventure concludes at the towering Torre Latinoamericana, offering a modern contrast against the ancient tales you've unearthed along the way. Be captivated by the echoing whispers of the Postal Palace's corridors and the celestial reflections on the House of Tiles. Stand in the hallowed halls of the Colegio de San Ildefonso, feeling the past collide with the present. Those embarking on this night-time journey will treasure the experience of seeing these historical treasures basked in the allure of the evening, their stories vividly coming to life, creating memories that linger long after the tour has ended.

This in-app audio tour is a treasure for architecture enthusiasts and history buffs alike, embarking on a solo exploration through the heartom Mexico City's most fascinating landmarks. You will be accompanied by the tales and secrets behind Mexico City's architectural masterpieces, essentially turning your mobile device into a personal tour guide for the adventure ahead. Starting at the majestic Palacio de Bellas Artes, made of eye-catching white marble, this tour weaves through the city's historic core, leading you down bustling streets lined with tales of the past. The journey concludes at the storied Merced Bridge, a potent reminder of the pre-Hispanic landscape that once defined this area. As you move from one site to another, moments of awe await as you stand in front of the massive Metropolitan Cathedral, marvel at the Monument to the Revolution, and gaze upon the unique beauty of the House of Tiles. You'll pass by the powerful Supreme Court of Justice and walk in the footsteps of history at the Old Portal de Mercaderes. Savor the elegance of the Postal Palace and explore 'El Universal' building, an emblem of the early 20th-century press. On this auditory and visual expedition, you will not just see but feel the pulse of Mexico City through its buildings and bridges, culminating in a visit to the iconic Merced Bridge, where the city’s ancient geographical roots are majestically unveiled.

The Frida Kahlo Museum, known as La Casa Azul, is Frida Kahlo's intimate universe. See where the artist lived for most of her life, both with her family and then with Diego Rivera. It was Frida's personal wish to leave her house as a museum, to be enjoyed by her beloved Mexico. See some of her personal belongings as well as paintings by both artists, folk art, pre-Columbian sculptures, photographs, documents, books and furniture. Don't miss a walk around the garden either. It's an essential part of the Casa Azul and is also the entry-point to an exhibition of Frida's dresses.

Get return transport to the Mexican archaeological complex of Teotihuacán from Mexico City. Skip the lines with fast-track entrance and explore the Pyramids of the Sun and Moon, see the Butterflies Temple, the Avenue of the Dead, the Temple of Quetzalcoatl, and the onsite museum. Enjoy some free time to have lunch (not included) and later, return to Mexico City.

Skip the line and visit one of the most important buildings in Latin America. With this Anthropology Museum ticket you can explore rooms containing pre-Hispanic evidence of the Mexica, Maya, Toltec and other cultures in a journey through time. The Museum of Anthropology safeguards the Mexican indigenous legacy and stands as a symbol of identity and as a mentor for generations who want to know about their cultural roots. Take your time amongst its innovative design, art and symbolism and browse the collection of pre-Hispanic objects that were found in different parts of the country. You'll come away with a deeper understanding of the diverse cultures that developed in the vast territory that is now Mexico.

Famous for its spectacular performances, the Folkloric Ballet of Mexico was originally founded by dancer and choreographer Amalia Hernández in 1952. For decades, it has been the most emblematic example of Mexico's traditional folkloric ballet. Get swept away into a magical journey taking you from the origins of Mexico to its present day, and let yourself be enchanted by the traditional music, incredible dance performances, and the superb costumes on display. The show itself is full of movement, exciting rhythms, and will delight your senses while presenting the true cultural essence of Mexico. A once-in-a-lifetime experience!

Enjoy skip-the-line access to the main temple of the Aztecs in Mexico City and see the ancient temple of Tenochtitlan and its collection of historical objects from Mexico's rich history. Explore the museum within the Temple, and visit each of the 8 rooms, including those rooms dedicated to different Aztec gods. Experience Museo del Templo Mayor Mexico City, a museum that contains vestiges of the ancient Templo Mayor of Tenochtitlan and has an impressive collection of up to 7,000 objects. Marvel at the many artifacts in the museum, which were designed to complement the archeological zone. Learn about the Temple and the Greater Temple Enclosure, which was the center of religious life, as well as the symbol of the achievements of the Aztecs against their enemies; each temple is dedicated to a different god, and walking through its walkways will make you discover more of the history of the Aztec culture.

Get straight into Teotihuacán, the largest and best-preserved city of the pre-Columbian Americas. Known as the 'Birthplace of the Gods' by the ancient Aztecs, you can discover awe-inspiring pyramids, beautifully preserved murals, and giant residential complexes. Hundreds of thousands of Mesoamericans called Teotihuacán home. Lose yourself in the history and mysteries of this sacred city!

The Chapultepec Castle, situated on a hill in Mexico City, represents an important part of Mexico's heritage. Walk into this historic fortress and learn about different eras of Mexican history. The castle has served multiple roles over the centuries - starting as an Aztec ruler's refuge, then becoming a royal abode and later a military academy, each reflected in its interiors. Every room is filled with murals, furniture, and artifacts, each offering a bit of Mexico's captivating history.