MEXICO
The ones worth booking.
The 7 most popular street art tours in Mexico right now. What each one is really like, who runs it, and what it costs.
ART NACO is a 3-hour small-group bike tour through Mexico City street art, with free museum time, street snacks, and extra safety staff.
“Eduardo was an excellent tour guide, personable and very knowledgeable. We learned a lot about the history of Mexico and art. Bonus: they got us lunch at a local spot, plus Kira the cutest dog ever, joined us for the tour!! 10/10 experience!!”
Bike through Mexico City’s barrios for murals, street food, and local history. Small group, 3 hours, $52.
“this tour was so beyond what i was expecting and a very pleasant surprise. i thought like other tours we will cycle through the usual touristy suburbs of roma, condesa etc but not at all. we explored tabacalera, guerrero, buena vista which had the most amazing library architecture wise & beautiful murals in buena vista,…”
Cycle through Oaxaca City street art and workshops in a small group. Bicycles, helmets, snacks, and water included for 4 hours.
“Could not recommend this trip more! Loved exploring Oaxaca’s colourful and character-filled streets from the bike and with a wonderful tour guide.”
Artist-led Oaxaca street art walk through Xochimilco and Jalatlaco, with mural meanings and a finish at an art workshop.
“We really enjoyed the tour interesting art,history and cultural perspectives were covered. Our guide was kind and attentive.”
Cancun walking food tour in 3 hours with Mercado 28 bites, Yucatecan carnitas and gorditas, street art stops, and sweet popsicles.
“This experience was amazing. I have traveled to countries all over the world, including Mexico 3 times, and I always try to find a local food tour to go to and this has been the best by far. Not only was Alex a great guide (knowledgeable and amicable( but I felt we truly stopped at…”
2-hour Oaxaca street art walk with an artist guide, photo time with murals, and a workshop stop for handmade art souvenirs.
“Really wonderful tour I would highly recommend it. Sara gave us really interesting information about the different areas we explored and the different styles of street art we saw. We were lucky enough to visit a number of workshops including a textile weavers and woodblock cutters. We learnt about the meanings behind the works. Sara…”
A 2-hour private street art walk in Cancún with a bilingual guide, covering 10–12 blocks of murals and graffiti for $65.
“John was lovely, you could see the passion in his face as he explained the pieces on the walls. I really enjoyed the morning”
