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Mexico City has countless taquerias and mezcal bars, but knowing where to find distinctive local flavors can be difficult for visitors. This small-group evening tour pairs expert mezcal guidance with stops at four taquerias, where you can compare different takes on one of Mexico’s most iconic dishes. With tacos, beer, and mezcal included, you can explore the neighborhood’s food scene without researching restaurants or navigating the city between stops.

Visit one of central Mexico’s thermal gems, Tolantongo Caves (Grutas Tolantongo). Leaving Mexico City in the morning, we’ll have the whole day to see this beautiful mountainside hot springs area. In the “Hidden Paradise” section, we’ll explore the 40 thermal pools, caves, estuaries, and waterfalls. In the "Paradise Tunnel” area, we’ll find a suspension bridge, restaurant area and zip line. The whole family will love this day of nature, hiking and relaxation.

Knowing the best taco spots can be tricky for first-time visitors to Mexico City. Zip between taquerias with ease on a bike tour through Roma and Condesa and enjoy plenty of authentic samples, as well as a refreshing Mezcal and beer, included in the price. Gain an overview of the city as you cycle and benefit from the intimate experience of a small-group tour.

If you’re short on time but want to see what’s beyond Mexico City, this day trip to lovely San Miguel de Allende has you covered. A guide will get you acquainted with the baroque architecture of this colonial city during a tour, including the handicrafts market. Then you’re free to stroll the cobblestone streets on your own in the afternoon. A small group limited to 15 people ensures a personalized atmosphere.

Teotihuacan is one of Mexico’s most impressive Mesoamerican complexes—and, while there’s plenty to take in at ground level, a bird’s eye view is the best way to appreciate the vast series of pyramids, plazas, and temples. During this hot-air balloon ride, admire a soaring panorama over the site that most travelers miss, with coffee and sparkling wine included; upgrade to include hotel transfers, breakfast, and a Teotihuacan tour.

With its centuries-old plazas and pyramids, Teotihuacan shouldn’t be missed when visiting Mexico City—but touring these ancient Mesoamerican ruins usually involves competing with huge crowds. Ideal for anyone seeking a quieter experience, this small-group, full-day tour departs Mexico City early so you can arrive when the gates open. Hotel pickup and drop-off by air-conditioned private vehicle are included for a hassle-free experience.

Discover more locations in less time during this culinary-focused, half-day Mexico City tour by electric-assisted bike. Explore hip and arty neighborhoods like Roma and Condesa, and see emblematic attractions in the Centro Historica and Bosque de Chapultepec. Small-group guided tours include complimentary bottled water and a free tasting of tacos and churros.

Discover one of the world’s most impressive collections of artifacts from pre-Columbian Maya civilizations through to the Spanish colonial period at Mexico City’s National Museum of Anthropology. An informative guide provides historical and archaeological context to the exhibits, including the Aztec Calendar, reconstructions of Maya tombs, and giant Olmec heads. Learn more about the influence of Mesoamerican cultures on contemporary Mexico than you would wandering the museum on your own.

On the outskirts of Mexico City, Teotihuacán is famous for its pyramidical ruins and as a hot-air balloon ride hot spot. Guarantee your spot in an early-morning hot-air balloon flight when you prebook. Choose from a balloon-only option or upgrade to include transportation and either a buffet breakfast or breakfast in a cave.

Combine mezcal and Mexican wrestling on a half-day Lucha Libre tour in Mexico City. Discover the fascinating history, rules, and personalities of Lucha Libre over mezcal and guacamole (nonalcoholic options are available) with your former semi-pro luchador guide. Then catch a live match at Arena México, often called Mexico’s “cathedral of Lucha Libre”. Leave with a souvenir luchador mask.

Visit two Mexico destinations in one day—and don’t stress about driving and logistics—on this day trip from Mexico City. First, visit the Great Pyramid of Cholula and Santa Maria Tonantzintla church. Then, transfer to Puebla and tour its UNESCO World Heritage-recognized historic center. Here, you can add lunch to try Puebla’s famous mole and other local dishes. Stop at El Parian Market for souvenirs before returning to CDMX.

Visit a handful of Mexico City’s most distinctive neighborhoods during this full-day tour that helps first-time visitors get their bearings with ease. Get a close-up peek at colorful murals in University City, pose for photos in front of the iconic Aztec Stadium, explore the lake of Xochimilco by colorful "trajinera" boat, and visit the bright, bohemian neighborhood of Coyoacan, the one-time home of Frida Kahlo.

Discover Mexico City in its illuminated splendor on a shorter nighttime bus tour. Starting from the historical center, the route enables you to see many of the city’s highlights without getting worn out or taking multiple city buses. Have your camera ready for unobstructed views of Zocalo, Paseo de la Reforma, Angel de la Independencia, and other landmarks. A complimentary audio guide provides information on the city’s history and culture.

Maximize your time in magnificent Mexico on a full-day trip to Puebla, Tonantzintla, and Cholula from Mexico City. With the help of your guide, discover the rich cultural heritage of each city, and marvel at Puebla’s beautiful historical center. Sample each town's enticing range of culinary delights (own expense) and browse a traditional craft market for special souvenirs. Plus, leave all of the planning to someone else.

Experience Teotihuacan from the air, and on the ground, on this group tour from Mexico City. Start your day with a hot-air balloon ride at sunrise over the Pyramid of the Sun, Pyramid of the Moon, and Avenue of the Dead, before sitting down to a breakfast in a natural cave. Finally, explore the Teotihuacan archaeological site (entrance fee extra) with a guide to provide informative commentary.

The National Anthropology Museum feels like stepping into a time capsule, unlocking secrets of ancient civilizations at every turn. Every corner holds a piece of history waiting to be unearthed. Sometimes you can feel lost in time, but through my eyes, you’ll be able to find the right steps to uncover more answers and more questions. Since childhood, this museum has been my favorite place in the city; it became my home for many years. Nowadays, the excitement of showing such a special space to other people is always immense. If you're not a big fan of museums, allow me the opportunity to show you how fun they can be... And if you already enjoy museums, let's savor and learn together. Passion, fun, and professionalism are guaranteed.

Xochimilco—a UNESCO World Heritage Site—is known for its unique canals and volcano views, but embarking on a boat tour during the crowded heat of midday is no way to appreciate the neighborhood. On this early-morning tour, experience the area during the most photogenic time of day as you ride down its famous canals by kayak. Breakfast and door-to-door hotel transfers are offered as optional upgrades.

This guided tour to Xochimilco and Casa Azul offers an incredible value for visitors. When you book, not only do you receive entrance fees to both attractions, but you also have transportation in the bag to the far-flung destinations. Plus, your guide is there to answer any questions throughout the day.

TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS: This is not just a Lucha Libre show — it’s a behind the scenes experience. Unlike most Lucha Libre tours, this experience starts inside a real wrestling school, where you’ll meet professional luchadores, step into the ring, and learn what really happens behind the mask before heading to Arena México for the live show. Perfect for travelers looking for an authentic, bookable local experience in Mexico City. SATURDAYS: Likely to sell out! Start your night in the heart of Mexico City with an authentic cultural experience that goes beyond wrestling. Begin at an artisan mezcalería in the Historic Center, tasting small-batch mezcals with pre-Hispanic-inspired flavors while learning the secrets of Lucha Libre from true local insiders. Then enjoy tacos and drinks before heading to the legendary Arena Coliseo for a thrilling live show full of masks, energy, and unforgettable local vibes.

We have shared and private tours. Enjoy a tour made to measure, with the best guides; safe and modern transport. Visit Xochimilco, know its chinampas and trajineras. Try their gastronomy, be happy with their music and the color of their channels. Includes a drink and snacks. It includes an hour in a trajinera. Includes 2 to 3 hours in transit to the destination. Total duration 4 hours. If you wish, you can bring your own drinks and food. Free transportation

Teotihuacan shouldn’t be missed when visiting Mexico City, but it can be hard to make sense of the site’s vast complex of pyramids, temples, and plazas without a guide to fill you in on its history. Enrich your visit with detailed explanations on this private half-day tour, with the option to add on a hearty breakfast in a cave restaurant when booking the morning departure.

IMPORTANT The E-ticket and Audioguide option includes only the entrance to the Frida Kahlo Museum and our digital guides to enjoy the experience at your own pace (does not include food or face-to-face guide,). Important information TICKETS ARE SENT VIA WHATSAPP registered on the purchasing platform. TOLERANCE OF 15 MINUTES OF THE TIME INDICATED ON THE TICKET; then the museum will deny access, in case of late arrival or no show there is no refund or rescheduling. Changes : notified 24 hours a day; no response, the new schedule is considered accepted. The tour begins with the entrance to the Frida Kahlo Museum. Discover Coyoacán : history, taste and art on a unique tour (option with transport and meeting on the spot). Tour the center of Coyoacán with a stop at the Mercado to taste toast with fresh water (chicken, cochinita or tinga) and finish with a tasting of artisan Mexican chocolate.

Rather than skimming over Chapultepec Castle as part of a more general sightseeing tour, give the Mexico City monument the attention it deserves on a private walking tour that helps you go beyond the guidebook. Explore its opulent rooms at your own pace and enjoy undivided attention from your private guide. The tour starts at Av. Heroico Colegio Militar 172, offering a focused experience without the rush of a large group.

Skip generic sightseeing and tap into lucha libre—a high-energy spectacle that can be hard to navigate solo. This experience secures your seat, removes transport guesswork, and adds insider perks like a souvenir mask. Optional upgrades elevate the night with better views or a taqueria stop, turning a confusing local event into a seamless, immersive Mexico City night out.