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Activities
Experience Mexico City Beyond the Ordinary
Dive Into the Creative Pulse of Mexico City
The streets around Street Art Hotel Roma are an open-air gallery, and the rest of the city is just as loud. We arrange the tours our guests actually ask for: the pyramids of Teotihuacán at sunrise, the canals of Xochimilco, lucha libre at Arena México, day trips to Taxco, Puebla and San Miguel de Allende.
Every tour includes a certified guide, round-trip transportation and entrance fees. Tell us what you want to see and we'll take care of the rest.
Parque méxico
Just a 15-minute walk from our door lies one of the city’s most enchanting place; Parque México. This Art Deco oasis spans more than nine hectares, blending majestic sculptures, singing fountains, serene ponds, and tree-lined paths perfect for strolling, biking, picnicking, or simply sitting back to watch the city’s heartbeat. Dogs, children, artists, and dreamers wander here every day—where the ordinary turns poetic.
In the bohemian heart of Colonia Roma, Mercado Roma is a must-visit destination for those who appreciate the art of eating. Picture a space filled with flavor, design, and creative energy: communal tables, vertical gardens. It’s the perfect place to taste, share, and be surprised—a visual and culinary feast made for curious minds and adventurous palates.
Mercado roma, savor the art of food
Walk along the Avenue of the Dead and discover the Pyramids of the Sun and the Moon, the Palace of Quetzalpapalotl and the Temple of Quetzalcoatl (150 B.C.– 750 A.D.). Visit the Basilica of Guadalupe (1531), home to the sacred cloak of the Virgin Mary, one of the most revered religious treasures in the world.
TEOTIHUACAN PYRAMIDS & BASILICA OF GUADALUPE
HOT AIR BALLOON FLIGHT OVER TEOTIHUACAN
Soar above the Valley of Teotihuacan and witness the beauty of the Sun and Moon pyramids from the sky — an unforgettable connection to one of Mexico's most iconic archaeological sites
XOCHIMILCO, COYOACAN & FRIDA KAHLO MUSEUM
Navigate the canals of the ancient Xochimilco lake aboard a trajinera, a traditional Mexican boat.
Explore the colonial neighborhood of Coyoacan and visit the Frida Kahlo Museum, with an impressive collection of personal items, furniture, sketches and artwork by the painter and Diego Rivera.
TAXCO & CUERNAVACA
Visit Cuernavaca, the City of Eternal Spring, with its majestic 16th-century cathedral and a stroll through the historic downtown. Continue to the mining town of Taxco de Alarcon: whitewashed buildings with red-tile roofs, cobblestone streets and exquisite silver craftsmanship. Discover the Parish of Chavarrieta, the former Convent of San Bernardino de Siena, Borda Square and the Church of Santa Prisca
In the state of Guerrero you will find some of the most impressive and deepest natural caves in the world. Explore their interior and marvel at the stalactite and stalagmite formations. Visit the mining town of Taxco de Alarcon, known for its white houses with red roofs, cobblestone streets and renowned silver craftsmanship.
TAXCO & CACAHUAMILPA CAVES
Lucha Libre Night – Witness the Action
Lucha Libre is one of Mexico’s most vibrant cultural spectacles—a mix of athleticism, theater, and tradition. Masked wrestlers known as luchadores perform dramatic, high-flying moves in colorful costumes, bringing to life stories of heroes and villains inside the ring. Watching a live match is an unforgettable experience that captures the energy, humor, and passion of Mexican popular culture.