You will get to know how and when Mexico was populated, Mexica (Aztec) culture, Teotihuacan and Toltec cultures as well as a bit of the Olmec (Mother culture) and Mayan.
Together we´ll explore these ancient and fascinating cultures that make Mexico what it is today: a bi-cultural tapestry of Indigenous and Hispanic roots and traditions that pervade our culture to the present day.
If you have a special preference we can custom design a tour to your liking and desired length.
This itinerary can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Send me a message with your requests!
Meeting Point
Museum flagpole
- There is a flagpole in front of the main entrance.
The Umbrella
We begin inside of the Museum beyond the lobby which is the Umbrella. From there we will visit the different halls mentioned in the description.
Migration Hall
Here we´ll explore how man got to the North, Central and South American Continent.
Teotihuacan Hall
We´ll learn about one of the most important archeological sites in Mexico.
Toltec Hall
This Hall delves into the Toltec Culture that came after the fall of Teotihuacan and had great influence on the Mexica Culture.
Mexica Hall
In this hall will get to know more about the Culture that Mexico City was founded upon. The last of the great prehispanic cultures prior to the Conquest.
Olmec Hall
The Olmec or "Mother" Culture as it is referred to because of it being the most ancient of all prehispanic cultures.
Mayan Hall
The Mayans were and are an extraordinary culture. We´ll learn more about them in this impressive Hall.
Ending Point
The gift shop
This tour can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Click below to send me a message with your requests.
The private guided tour and a healthy and organic Mexican snack bar of prehispanic tradition made from Amaranth cereal.
Ticket fee not included.
(Tickets are approx. 100 Mexico Pesos)
* This tour involves a lot of walking, so make sure to wear comfortable shoes.
* This tour is not recommended for those with severe back/knee problems.
* This tour is wheelchair accessible.
- You´re not allowed to enter with snacks or large bags or backpacks. You would have to check them in at the Coat check.
Mondays are never available as the Museum is closed on that day.
I am available as long as I’m not hired. I’m hired on a day to day or week to week basis so it’s a matter of scheduling.
Hello my name is Jacqueline but some call me Jackie. I’m a native of the San Francisco Bay Area from a Mexican-Spanish household. I grew up bilingual and would visit family in Mexico City once or twice a year since childhood.
After high school I came to stay for a year and never left! My Mexican culture is very dear to me and I’ve always been in love with the cultural wealth that my Motherland offers me.
Though I’ve worked in several different areas of interest such as performing arts, yoga, ESL, interpretation and translation, I decided to certify as a tour guide with the Ministry of Tourism in Mexico and have been giving tours since 2014.
I specialize in Mexican Muralism and Religious Tourism.
$100/ per group