Begin your walking tour in central Mexico City with visits to major landmarks that are easier to understand with a guide than on your own. Start near the Palace of Fine Arts, one of the city's most important cultural venues, then continue to the Postal Palace and along Calle Madero, where your guide explains the history behind buildings such as the House of Tiles and a former Franciscan convent.

Continue to the Zocalo to see the National Palace and Metropolitan Cathedral—a key example of Spanish colonial architecture. Walk to the Templo Mayor ruins, viewing the remains from the outside while learning how the former Aztec ceremonial center fits into the citys layered history.

The experience finishes at the Torre Latinoamericana, a central landmark that long held the title of the tallest building in Mexico City. Learn about its construction and significance before deciding how to continue your visit.

If you select the option with viewpoint access, you have free time at the end of the tour to go up independently and take in panoramic views over the city from the observation level.