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Discover "The Cruising Lizards" of the 1800s

Walk the main cruising street where the gay community gathered for centuries, visiting historic buildings like La Esmeralda, Iturbide Palace, and Casa Borda while learning about 19th and 20th-century LGBTQ+ social life.

Meet Mexico's first recognized trans Colonel

Visit the former Military Academy, now a museum, and hear the remarkable story of the first transgender man unexpectedly recognized by the Mexican Army.

Explore the infamous "Those 41" scandal legacy See replicas of high heel shoes from the famous 1901 cross-dressing ball and visit the backstage door of the Old National Theatre where secret gay gatherings led to the country's biggest LGBTQ+ community reveal.

Enter hidden convent secrets through a bakery Access a former convent where "the favorite seminarist" of the Inquisitor-In-Chief lived, and discover the Palace of the Countess' famously cruisy restrooms, legendary throughout the country.

Trace the evolution from persecution to pride

See the location of the first porn cinema, original bathhouse locations, and Dr. Fagg's office while learning the evolution from colonial-era secrecy to the vibrant Zona Rosa migration.

Where we’ll meet

On the sidewalk, curb, outside the

door marked 107-A

Avenida Hidalgo 107-A

Centro Histórico

Ciudad de México

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LGBTQ+ History

Tales

and Details

 

Walking History Experience

3 hours, walking, open group, photo opportunities,

relaxed pace with breaks, general 18+

 

Daily 10 am or 2 pm in English

Does not operate on the 28th of each month.

From $79 US Dollars pp

Maximum Group of 10

Explore LGBTQ+ history along Mexico City's most iconic street in the Historic Center on this intimate walking experience — past historic buildings, into hidden corners, and through legendary cruising spots that shaped the city's queer past. This is heritage you won't find on a plaque: forgotten gay landmarks, uncovered and brought back into the story of Mexico City.

 

Our Hosts

Bridge-builders of Mexico. Operators who turn local history into a personal revelation, for international visitors. Through their sharing, they don't just tell facts, they rewire perspectives. Guests leave not only knowing more about Mexico, but feeling empowered to keep learning, exploring, and connecting. All Certified National Historians and Hosts by Mexico University.

Mexico's LGBTQ+ history, bridging

forgotten pasts and vibrant futures.

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Guest Requirements

Guests ages 18+ can attend, up to 10 guests total.

Activity Level

The activity level is moderate and the skill level is beginner.

What to Bring

Comfortable walking shoes. Sun protection Tour goes rain or shine.

Cancellation Policy

Cancel 7+ days before the start time for a refund minus 20%.

Please read all terms and conditions before booking:

mexatmax.com/faq 

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