Ciudad de México; ART NACO : Murales & Street Art Bike Tour
Descripción
Vive la ciudad desde otra perspectiva recorriendo sus calles fuera de la ruta turística con nuestro equipo ciclista. Abre los ojos a la galería de arte más grande de la Ciudad de México : sus calles. Los artistas urbanos de Chilango traducen sus tradiciones, historia y cultura en el lienzo de hormigón de las murallas. Viaja tranquilamente a través de los coloridos barrios y primeros distritos de la actual Ciudad de México; desde Tlatelolco-Guerrero hasta los gritos sociales de Obrera Doctores, las calles están llenas de un Street art que recupera el espacio público y saca el arte de los museos que conectan a las comunidades a su alrededor. Conozca las historias de aquellos que han construido la identidad de los chilangos, la gente de esta ciudad, a través de datos interesantes y algunos antecedentes históricos de nuestro guía local en nuestro recorrido en grupos pequeños limitado a diez personas. Y qué mejor manera de terminar que disfrutando de una sabrosa comida callejera de chilango; hay algo para todos los gustos y dietas. Elige tu ruta favorita!
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Colonia Guerrero, Lagunilla y el centro no turístico. Nos dirigiremos a los barrios Obrera y Doctores para visitar las obras de reconocidos artistas locales e internacionales en el Museo del Juguete Antiguo, sede del primer Festival de Arte Callejero en 2011, desde entonces el espíritu ha seguido inspirando a la comunidad a preservar y promover nuevas obras de teatro. . Para hacer el recorrido más ligero, haremos una pausa en el Jardín Pushkin para conocer Rome Chic. Finalmente cruzaremos los barrios de Juárez y Cuauhtémoc para admirar algunos de los murales más grandes pintados en diversas técnicas de la Alameda al Mural de Diego Rivera. (Tenemos 2 rutas a elegir para los visitantes, norte o sur).
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Las opciones de transporte son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Todas las áreas y superficies son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Niños acompañados de un adulto
- Guías en Ingles y español
- Reservación mínima de dos personas
- Máximo 10 personas por reserva
- La tarifa para niños se aplica solo cuando se comparte con 2 adultos que pagan
Opiniones(294)
This was a great way to see parts of the city we may not have seen otherwise. Ivan, our guide was knowledgeable and the whole ride felt so safe on bike paths protected by barriers or with the second guide in the back protecting us from traffic as we turned, etc. I highly recommend this tour!
This is a fabulous tour! My niece and I had a great time! It goes at a pace accessible to all and they did a great job keeping everyone safe. Ivan is an incredible guide who shared so much information about the city. It was fun to see different neighborhoods and so many murals. Highly recommend!
David accommodated our schedule and showed us a lot of interesting murals in the city.
Incredible! The city has a lot to offer! I was left wanting to explore the three sections of Chapultepec by bike.
the absolute best tour i have been on. david and ivan kept us informed and safe throughout this wonderful art experience.
My wife and I are huge fans of street art so we were thrilled to see this tour as an option. We had a great time and Iván was a wonderful guide. We biked through various neighborhoods that we likely wouldn’t have found ourselves in on our own. And wow, was the art incredible! It was truly amazing to see so many different types of street art on one tour. We also enjoyed the visit to the Antique Toy Museum which had an incredible collection of vintage toys, and, of course, even more awesome art! We had lunch towards the end of the tour at a lovely stand where we tried chorizo verde and tylacoyos. We felt very safe with Iván as our guide, who always made sure we were right behind him and that cars would stop for us when needed. It can get hot in these neighborhoods, so consider sunscreen if you are prone to burn. There are various stops throughout the tour, but prepare to keep up a decent pace when crossing busy intersections. You will be riding mostly on the street, sometimes in a bike lane and sometimes not, so consider this with respect to skill level and potential fear of riding with vehicle traffic. We would absolutely recommend this tour to our friends and family and would honestly take it again if we came back to CDMX. There are two routes to chose from-North and South. North is more historical and South shows you more true “graffiti”. We chose South and were not disappointed.
David and Timon (Alex) were excellent guides! We were worried about biking on the busy streets but they made it easy and manageable for all of us--including a 12-year-old and a 77-year-old. It was a great balance of bike riding, pausing to see the murals, and hearing about the history of Mexico City.
I was traveling alone and, based on my wonderful experience at a lucha libre evening, I also decided to do the street art tour. Everything was brilliantly organized, and the two guides, Timon and Alberto, were fantastic. They showed and explained everything clearly and patiently – even on the bike ride, they always made sure the participants were comfortable. Highly recommended. Greetings from Germany, Steffi
Was great, but we ended up spending half of our time in an art space that was preparing for a festival that evening. Would have preferred more murals!
The guides were amazing! The tour was great, but the 1 speed bikes kept having issues with flat tires, so we lost time. While functional, these bikes are not the quality normally found on a bike tour. Regardless, the tour was great. The price was excessive for what we got, so I would recommend finding a tour for half this price.
