Architecture and art tours in CDMX

Other Trips

Getaways

The Puebla Getaway

$320.00 USD p/person

Visited Places:

Downtown Puebla and Cholula

The Taxco Getaway

$310.00 USD p/person

Visited Places:

Taxco with a stop in Cuernavaca

The Tlaxcala Hacienda Tour

$330.00 (USD) p/person

Visited Places:

The State of Tlaxcala & its historical haciendas, Huamantla and Tlaxcala

Road Trip Vacations

Colonial Cities Tour extended to Zacatecas

$3,295 p/person

Visited Places:

11 Cities & towns in 6 different states

Chasing Butterflies in Colonial Mexico

$1,895.00 p/person

Visited Places:

5 cities & 2 towns in 3 different states

The Pacific Tour

$3,750 p/person

Visited Places:

12 towns and villages in 5 states

Colonial Cities of Mexico

$1,995 p/person

Visited Places:

6 cities & 1 town in 3 different states

Traveling Blog

Parque Quetzalcóatl by Javier Senosiain. Photo © The Traveling Beetle

No Tactics. Just Taste.

As the world prepares to descend on the capital for the FIFA World Cup 2026,  The Traveling Beetle, Mexico City’s premier architectural tour specialist, is setting expectations early: they will not be explaining the offside rule — or anything related to football, for that matter.  Instead, the company focuses on everything surrounding the game: the city itself.
Tour: The Homes of Luis Barragán by The Traveling Beetle

Tour Casa Barragán and Ortega: Barragán’s Personal Homes

The Traveling Beetle is delighted to present its newest tour: The Homes of Luis Barragán, an intimate journey into the private world of one of the 20th century’s most poetic and influential architects. This thoughtfully curated tour explores the two homes Barragán designed for himself: deeply personal spaces where architecture becomes a sanctuary for the soul.
The Organic Architecture Tour by The Traveling Beetle

A Bug’s Eye View of Mexico City’s Modernist Architecture

The sprawling megacity hides a trove of weird and wonderful contemporary buildings. Its once-omnipresent VW Beetles provide a stylish way to see them. A story by David Dudley for Bloomberg published on November 16, 2024.
El País article featuring The Traveling Beetle

Mexico City: Eight Signs of Identity

To delve deeply into the major works of Luis Barragán, the most influential Mexican architect of the 20th century and Pritzker Prize winner, there is nothing comparable to the routes organized by The Traveling Beetle, the pioneering agency dedicated to architecture and urbanism.