Mexico City: Culinary and Cultural Adventure

Mexico City, the heart of Mexico, is home to a vibrant cultural and culinary hub. Experience everything from ancient ruins to bustling markets, art museums, and world-class restaurants you won’t find elsewhere.

Why Mexico City


Mexico City presents an adaptable destination for every traveler. Home to world-class museums, a rich history that spans centuries, and an abundance of hidden culinary gems, the historic center invites you to connect with Mexican culture intimately. On our cultural expedition, we explore grand cathedrals and palaces, colorful neighborhoods and markets, and iconic murals and architecture—a myriad of cultural experiences sure to satisfy everyone’s interests. 


Who is it for?


This journey to Mexico City is ideal for travelers who:

  • Love food with a story, from street markets and mezcalerías to Michelin-starred temples of gastronomy. 
  • Are inspired by art, design, and architecture. With visits to icons like Casa Gilardi, Diego Rivera’s murals, and Frida Kahlo’s Casa Azul, you’ll experience Mexico’s creativity up close. 
  • Appreciate curated, insider access to artists’ studios, boutique tastings, and cultural landmarks missed by the average visitor.
  • Appreciate the balance of luxury and authenticity. Experience high-end hotels and Michelin-level dining, combined with humble local experiences and connections to artisans.
  • Seek meaningful cultural connection, whether through learning ancestral farming in Xochimilco or sharing a meal in a chef’s home.

Itinerary

Day 1

Travelers can stroll through art galleries and visit the famed Bazaar Sábado in San Ángel. Lunch follows at OXA Cocina Única, and the evening concludes at contemporary restaurant Martínez. Travelers will have time to relax in their accommodations or venture outside.

Day 2

Next, we will explore Casa Gilardi, the Secretaría de Educación Pública, and the Zócalo. Lunch will be enjoyed at Círculo Mexicano, and the evening culminates with dinner at Pujol in Polanco.

Day 3

Travelers will visit Puebla, beginning at the Capilla del Rosario and the Puebla Cathedral. They can then see the Biblioteca Palafoxiana, the Casa del Deán, and the Convent of Santa Rosa. We will enjoy lunch at El Mural de los Poblanos and dinner at Ultramarinos Demar. 

Day 4

Travelers will visit the Palacio de Bellas Artes, the Antiguo Colegio de San Ildefonso, and the Palace of Iturbide. Lunch can be taken at Azul Histórico. In the afternoon, visitors can explore the Casa de los Azulejos. The evening concludes in Roma Norte with dinner at Máximo Bistrot.

Day 5

Travelers can visit the ancient canals in Xochimilco and learn the traditional farming of Arca Tierra. Later, travelers can see La Casa Azul, Frida Kahlo’s home and museum. Travelers can also stroll through Coyoacán’s market and visit the Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo Studio Museum. The day concludes with dinner at San Ángel Inn. 

Day 6

Travelers will visit the National Museum of Anthropology, followed by the Chapultepec Castle. Lunch will be enjoyed at two-Michelin-starred restaurant Quintonil. Later, at the “Cathedral of Lucha Libre,” guests can experience masked wrestling, and the night will conclude with craft cocktails at Handshake Speakeasy. 

Day 7

Lastly, travelers can slow down and explore El Bazar Sábado in San Ángel, a weekly market with live music, street food, and festive energy. Travelers can then head to Tetetlán in Jardines del Pedregal, a cultural and culinary space that combines architecture, nature, and gastronomy. 

Price & What’s Included

Cost Per Person: $5400

  • Reservations at the most exclusive, Michelin-star restaurants (with accommodations for vegetarian and vegan travelers)
  • Meals and beverages as specified in the itinerary
  • Private, personalized tour guides
  • Private airport transfers
  • Luxury transportation
  • 24/7 on-site concierge service to streamline your stay

   

Why Choose Us


Our Mexico City culinary adventure is designed for travelers who want to experience Mexico not as tourists, but as welcomed guests. Our Mexico City culinary and cultural adventure stands apart by:

  • Providing seamless hospitality by handling every logistical detail for you. 
  • Offering private, behind-the-scenes experiences curated through our long-standing local connections. 
  • Connecting with authentic Mexican cuisines through acclaimed restaurants and thriving food markets.
  • Blending history with contemporary innovation, from ancient ruins to world-class museums and modern art scenes. 
  • Customizing itineraries for travelers’ passions, be it art, music, food, architecture, or history.

Testimonials

I can’t believe Lorenza hasn’t been leading this trip for decades because it was carried out so expertly.  I’ll be looking into doing another trip with her to Yucatan next year. Lorenza’s attention to details, passion for her culture, knowledge, and her wonderful relationships with local artisans resulted in a very personalized bespoke travel experience. She took care of any issues that came up along the way so that we could be pampered and focused on the experience of enjoying our trip. This journey will live in my mind forever.

Jeanette S.

London, UK

The pride Lorenza  had in sharing your country and wanting everyone to have a great experience made it really special for all of us. It was really clear[she put a lot of effort into selecting the things to do and the people [she] hired to make sure it was the best experience for us. We had an amazing time and Lorenza did just an awesome job. It truly was one of our favorite trips we’ve ever been on and that was not only because of [her] great planning and execution but also because of the passion Lorenza brought to showing us her country. Can’t wait for the next trip!

Arthur M.

Weston, CT

FAQ

From planning to packing, here’s everything you need to know before your adventure begins with us.

How big are the groups?

Groups are small, consisting of 8 to 12 people who will be hosted by founder Lorenza Arnal. 

Where will we stay?

Reservations will be made at the luxury St. Regis Hotel on Avenida Reforma. 

Is this trip suitable for solo-travelers?

Yes! Many of our guests travel solo. Shared experiences and small group dynamics make it easy to connect, and we can arrange single-occupancy accommodations (subject to availability and an additional supplement).

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