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Mexico City: Gay Plazas|Mexico
Mexico City: Gay Plazas|Mexico
Mexico City: Gay Plazas|Mexico
Mexico City: Gay Plazas|Mexico
Mexico City: Gay Plazas|Mexico

Mexico City: Gay Plazas|Mexico


Duration:3 hour(s) 30 min(s)
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  • Uncover ancient LGBTQ+ traditions dating back to the Aztec Empire
  • Walk in the footsteps of Frida Kahlo and her avant-garde gay contemporaries
  • Discover the dark history of Inquisition's treatment of sodomites and "witches"
  • Explore secret lives of 17th-century lesbians in the Spanish colonial economy
  • Learn about El Camino Real's role as a safe haven for gay couples centuries ago
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Uncover ancient LGBTQ+ traditions dating back to the Aztec Empire. Explore the secret lives of 17th-century lesbians and feminists in the heart of the Spanish colonial economy. Walk in the footsteps of Frida Kahlo and her avant-garde gay contemporaries. Discover the dark history of the Spanish Inquisition's treatment of "sodomites" and "witches." Learn about El Camino Real's surprising role as a safe haven for gay couples centuries ago. Hear scandalous tales of cross-dressing balls and revolutionary leaders at the "Crossroads of Diversity."

From hidden homophobic messages to empowering stories of resistance, this tour peels back the layers of Mexico City's fascinating queer past. You'll see iconic landmarks in a whole new light and gain insights that most locals don't even know!

Whether you're a history buff, an LGBTQ+ traveler, or simply curious about the lesser-known side of Mexican culture, this tour promises to be an unforgettable experience. Join us and discover the rainbow threads woven throughout Mexico City's rich tapestry of history.

Embark on an extraordinary journey through 700 years of Mexican history, unveiling the hidden LGBTQ+ narratives woven into the fabric of Mexico City's iconic landmarks.

This unique tour spans four pivotal eras: the Aztec Empire (1325 C.E.), the Spanish Colonial Period (1519 C.E.), the Mexican Independent Period (1810 C.E.), and the Modern Period (1910 C.E.).

Discover how LGBTQ+ traditions and practices have shaped the city's rich cultural tapestry, offering a fresh perspective on well-known monuments and uncovering lesser-known stories of diversity and resilience.

Our adventure begins at the northern gate of the Great Aztec Temple, immersing you immediately in the heart of Mexico City's history. The tour concludes at the vibrant Plaza de Santo Domingo, conveniently located near the Metrobus station República de Chile (Line 4N) and a short five-block walk from Allende metro station.

Please keep in mind:

We are local experts: Immerse yourself in authentic narratives shared by passionate local guides.

We only handle small groups: Enjoy an intimate experience with personalized attention.

We have exclusive access: Gain unique perspectives unavailable to the general public.

We go on strictly curated paths: Experience the best of Mexico City's LGBTQ+ history efficiently.

We only do specialty topics: Delve into carefully selected themes that cater to discerning travelers.

Enjoy high standards and award-winning experiences: Benefit from vetted, top-quality tours recognized for their excellence.

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  • Not Suitable For: People with mobility impairments

  • Not Suitable For: Wheelchair users

  • Not Suitable For: Children under 18 years

  • What To Bring: Weather-appropriate clothing

  • Not Allowed: Food and drinks

  • Know Before You Go: On this experience you will discover 700 years of Mexican history and its gay/LGBTQ+ side and the most important monuments in the Historic Center. All of this will be seen through the LGBTQ+ traditions and practices of the Aztec Empire (1325 C.E.), the Spanish Viceregal Period (1519 C.E.), the Mexican Independent Period (1810 C.E.), and the Modern Period (1910 C.E.)

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