Mexico:
Mexico City, curated

4-day luxury tour of Mexico City

Make it my own

Trip Overview

Day 1 - 4 | Mexico City | Ignacia Guest House | 3 nights

  • Vibrant indoor marketplace with food stalls and seating

  • Mexican tlayuda with avocado slices, cheese, green sauce; surrounded by ingredients like avocado, tomatillos, garlic, cheese, mushroom.

  • Historic ornate building facade with "Casino Español" inscription, featuring columns, decorative carvings, and arched windows, alongside street lamps and a pedestrian on a sunny day.

  • Front view of Palacio de Bellas Artes with intricate architectural details and sculptures under a blue sky.

  • Ancient stone sculptures displayed in a museum exhibit with intricate red wall patterns and subdued lighting.

  • Modern building with hexagonal panel facade against cloudy sky.

Aerial view of a roundabout with a large sculpture in the center, surrounded by vehicles on the road, and greenery on the edges.

day 1 | Mexico City

Sprawling and vibrant, Mexico City has nearly 1,700 distinct neighborhoods, each with its own blend of charm, culture and history. Exquisite museums, world-renowned restaurants, historic sites and a buzzing nightlife.

Arrival & Private Transfer. Greeting at the arrivals terminal by your English-speaking host and private transfer to Ignacia Guest House in Roma Norte.

Dinner at Madre Café. Set in an old mansion with an elegant and cozy atmosphere, with a menu that fuses Mexican and international cuisine.

Person holding roasted poblano pepper over a blue patterned plate, surrounded by ingredients like pomegranates, walnuts, eggs, apples, leafy greens, and a colorful textile.

day 2 | Mexico City

The historic heart of the city, then into the kitchen.

Private Historic Centre Tour. With an expert guide, discover the city's vibrant heart, starting at the Zócalo, surrounded by the Metropolitan Cathedral and the National Palace. Wander streets rich in history, visiting landmarks like the Templo Mayor and the Casa de los Azulejos.

Lunch at Nueve Nueve. A stylish restaurant in Roma, set in an early 20th-century mansion that blends elegance with contemporary design. A favorite with locals and visitors alike.

Cooking Class with Market Visit. Explore a vibrant local market, selecting fresh ingredients and learning about the region's culinary traditions. Then, under the guidance of a skilled chef, prepare a four-course menu of authentic dishes and enjoy the meal on the terrace with Mexican wine and a printed recipe booklet to take home.

  • A pot of steaming tamales wrapped in corn husks, partially covered with a clear plastic sheet.

  • Palacio de Bellas Artes in Mexico City with gardens and plaza in front

  • Street tacos with steak, green salsa, lime wedges on parchment paper.

  • Two people preparing and weighing large pieces of chicharrón, or fried pork skin, at a market stall. They are wearing aprons and surrounded by additional pieces of chicharrón and small containers of green sauce.

day 3 | Mexico City

Canals, Frida and the best galleries in Mexico.

Xochimilco. Explore the canals of Xochimilco aboard a traditional trajinera while tasting traditional quesadillas.

Coyoacán & the Frida Kahlo Museum. Coyoacán's vibrant streets lead to the Blue House, where you'll discover the life and art of Mexico's most iconic painter in one of the city's most charming neighborhoods.

San Miguel Chapultepec Galleries. After lunch, continue to the art galleries of San Miguel Chapultepec, the best in Mexico.

Dinner at Huset. Known for its concept of country cooking in the city, with a rustic, cozy atmosphere and a beautiful outdoor patio strung with lights and surrounded by greenery.

Colorful boats on a calm canal surrounded by trees under a clear blue sky.
  • Pink building with ornate windows and balconies surrounded by trees; a cyclist rides past while people sit on benches in a plaza.

    Coyoacán

  • Sansevieria plants against a bright blue wall

    Coyoacán Colors

  • Colorful boats on a canal in Xochimilco, Mexico, with people and a mariachi band on board.

    Xochimilco

  • Mexican table setting with traditional pottery, food, and a patterned tablecloth

    Xochimilco Lunch Break

  • Scenic landscape with a reflective pond, surrounded by tall, leafy trees and a cloudy sky overhead.

    San Miguel Chapultepec

  • Ornate building with blue and white tile façade, featuring large windows and decorative stonework, under a cloudy sky at sunset.

    Architecture of Coyoacán

  • Cozy bar room with dim lighting, vintage decor, wooden stools, and a well-stocked liquor shelf.

    Huset Restaurant

  • Cozy restaurant with people dining, dim lighting, and rustic decor.

    Night out at Huset

Low angle view of a historic church with two domed towers, surrounded by tall grass, under a clear blue sky.

Airport Transfer. Private transfer to Mexico City International Airport for your onward flight.

day 4 | Departure

Pricing & Inclusions

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Starting at $900 per person per day

Based on two people in double occupancy and subject to increase depending on itinerary specifics and dates.

Accommodation: 3 nights at Ignacia Guest House.

Transport: All private transfers as listed in the itinerary.

Tours & Activities: All tours and excursions with an expert English-speaking guide as listed in the itinerary, along with the required entrance fees.

Meals: All breakfasts, some meals.

Other: City taxes associated with your accommodations. Restaurant reservations and coordination.

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