We begin outside the Memory and Tolerance Museum, where the experience starts with a meet and greet. Here, travelers will get to know each other through a short icebreaker designed to help everyone feel comfortable and connected. After the introductions, we do a short reflection activity related to identity, community, and the city, setting the tone for a social and cultural experience focused on connection and conversation.

We then walk to Bellas Artes, one of the most iconic cultural landmarks in Mexico City. Here, we talk about the cultural importance of the area and some queer artists and cultural movements that have been part of Mexico City’s history. After the talk, we do a fun group activity related to music and culture to keep the group interacting and getting to know each other.

We continue walking to República de Cuba street, an important area for LGBTQ+ culture and nightlife in Mexico City. Here, travelers will learn about the history of the area, its cultural importance, and how this neighborhood became an important meeting point for the LGBTQ+ community.