Mexico · STREET ART

The 4 Best Street Art Tours in Mexico

4 tours  ·  from $37 a head

Good street art tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.

Mexico City: Art Naco, murals & street art bike tour - The North Route: Buenavista, Guerrero, and Tlatelolco
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Mexico City: Art Naco, murals & street art bike tour

1.Art Naco, murals & street art bike tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 166 reviews · 3 hours · from $52Our pick

Ride with Poray through Mexico City’s lesser-seen barrios on one of three routes. Guides such as Iván, Alberto, Gabi, and Oscar connect murals to local history, while a second guide helps with traffic. Expect a manageable three-hour ride, street food, artist workshops, and stops at places such as Tlatelolco, MUJAM, or Coyoacán.

“Alberto was fantastic. Such a find and gentle person and was so knowledgeable about the city and the area. He took us on a great ride to see some incredible street art. Our trip to CDMX definitely would not have been the same without his tour. He even got us access into an art house which for me was a highlight. So fun, thanks Alberto!”

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Cancun Walking Food Tour: Local Food, Markets, and Street Art. - Avenida Sunyaxchen and the case for carnitas
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Cancun Walking Food Tour: Local Food, Markets, and Street Art.

2.Cancun Walking Food Tour: Local Food, Markets, and Street Art.

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 49 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $82Top rated

Start at Mercado 28 at 11 a.m. for a three-hour, small-group walk through central Cancun. With a bilingual guide such as Alex, Enrique, Emmanuel, or Dreyken, you’ll taste carnitas, gorditas, quesadillas, sopes, fresh fruit, juices, ice cream, and regional specialties while learning about local food, Mayan culture, and street art.

“Alex our tour guide was great, very informative and the food bites were so good, definitely a must do when in Cancun!”

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Street Art with an artist - What Sara adds as an artist
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Street Art with an artist

3.Street Art with an artist

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 32 reviews · 2 hours · from $37Best value

Walk Oaxaca with artist and guide Sara as she leads you through murals in Jalatlaco and Xochimilco. Learn how local artists use symbols, myths, and history, take photos with favorite works, visit art workshops, and finish with a souvenir or hands-on printmaking activity. The two-hour tour is in English and limited to 10 people.

“It was a part of a town that we haven’t seen before. Our guide „gubitsart“, she was so gorgeous and knew a lot about all the arts and even did some of them herself. I can highly recommend this tour. You should do it just when you arrive at Oaxaca as it gives a lot of inspiration what else you can do in this fabulous city.”

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Cancun Private Street Art Tour - What you see across the 10 to 12 block route
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Cancun Private Street Art Tour

4.Cancun Private Street Art Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 30 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $65

Explore central Cancun on a two-hour private walk through 10 to 12 blocks of murals, graffiti, architecture, and local sights. Guides such as John and Luis explain the artists, styles, and history behind the walls in English and Spanish. You meet at Jardín del Arte CancunOrquídeas and return there, with transportation not included.

“John was our tour guide and we had a great time! He gives a thorough and engaging history of Cancún and Mexico through the street art and architecture of the city, as well as the background of different local artists. I’d recommend doing this tour early on your vacation, especially if you are staying in the hotel zone, as you will get a much more authentic view of Cancún as well as recommendations of where to eat authentic food and places to visit. Thank you John for a great morning :)”

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