Mexico · STREET ART
Good street art tours fill up weeks ahead; the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
A 3-hour, small-group street art bike tour in Mexico City, with bike rental, traffic safety help, and included street food snacks.
“Felt surprisingly safe riding on the streets as had 3 guides looking after the 9 of us. Saw areas we wouldn't normally get to see”
Ride 3 hours through Mexico City barrios for murals and street art, with a street-food stop, small group biking, and 3 route choices.
“This bike tour was one of my favorite experiences in CDMX. I learned so much, the murals and the history of the neighborhood we explored were just wonderful, and it was a lot of fun to cycle through the city. Our guide, Alberto, was incredibly knowledgeable and had so much love and appreciation for everything he shared. It was inspiring. And our co-guide, Timo, kept us safe as we navigated traffic, was kind, and played great music. I feel lucky to have participated!!”
Pedal through Oaxaca City’s street art neighborhoods with a small English-speaking group, included bike and helmet, and snacks plus water.
“This is a great tour to do especially early in your time in Oaxaca. We saw lots of places worth revisiting on foot.”
Oaxaca street art tour with artist guide Sara, murals in Jalatlaco and Xochimilco, plus a finish at Subterraneo print studio.
“It's a trip through a fun neighborhood with a wonderful artist guide. You'll see beautiful community art.”
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
