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Visit Teotihuacan in the early morning for a memorable view of the landmark site on a full-day tour from Mexico City. Afterward, stop at an artisan market, then have time to purchase lunch and refreshments before returning to Mexico City. Your tour includes entrance fees, air-conditioned transportation, and hotel pickup and drop-off.

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 the best of Mexico City’s vegetarian and vegan street food on this city tasting tour. Explore four different neighborhoods with your guide, stopping at local spots for a taste of various local delicacies including vegan tacos like chicharron, al pastor, suadero, and fake seafood. Enjoy the personalized service of a small-group tour and receive plenty of insider tips for the rest of your visit.

In a destination as iconic as Teotihuacan, most agencies offer very similar itineraries. We are not looking for a transactional or hasty tour, but a human and unforgettable experience. *Flexibility and pace: Whether you want to take more time enjoying breakfast or exploring the pyramids, we adapt to your unhurried times. *Human and cultural treatment: We seek to create a real connection. We are passionate about opening our hearts and sharing not only the history and greatness of Teotihuacan, but also a piece of our culture, our traditions and our own lives. For us, the most valuable thing about this experience is the exchange: we love meeting the wonderful people who visit us, listening to their stories, sharing anecdotes and nurturing each other. Our goal is that you not only take spectacular photos of Teotihuacan, but the memory of having shared genuine, enriching moments and having found friends in Mexico.

Immerse yourself in the world of lucha libre wrestling at Arena Mexico with this small-group tour. Unlike simply attending a match, this tour lets you see live wrestling and learn about the history and cultural significance of the sport in Mexico from a guide. Feel like a fighter yourself with a mask to wear during the tour.

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.

Known as Mexico City’s green lung, Chapultepec Park is home to an array of attractions, including the world-renowned National Museum of Anthropology. This convenient combo tour saves you the stress of booking separate attractions by taking care of tickets for the castle and cable car (plus the museum if you select that option), to give you a comprehensive introduction to the area.

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.

Starting from Mexico City, experience the beauty of southern Mexico with our guided tour of Cuernavaca and Taxco. In Cuernavaca, the "City of Eternal Spring," explore the historic Catedral de la Asunción, stroll the vibrant plaza, and uncover colonial treasures like the Temple of San Francisco. Then, journey to Taxco, a stunning mountain town renowned for its silver artistry. Visit a traditional silver workshop, admire the intricate baroque design of Santa Prisca Church, and wander through charming streets lined with whitewashed buildings and vibrant bougainvillea. Join us for a day filled with culture, history, and unforgettable scenery in two of Mexico’s most enchanting destinations. Keep in mind that the tour starts in Mexico City, and we have a bit of a long journey from the city to Cuernavaca, followed by Taxco.

This is not a traditional visit full of dates and data, but an experience designed to understand the true meaning of the Basilica of Guadalupe. Along the way, you will discover the stories, miracles and symbols that have made this place one of the most important pilgrimage centers in the world. The tour takes place in small groups, allowing a closer, personalized experience with greater interaction with the guide. In addition, you will receive clear and accessible explanations that connect Mexican history, culture and traditions, even if you do not have a religious background. In the premium version, you will enjoy included transportation, making the experience much more comfortable, safe and worry-free.

Also known as the City of Gods, Teotihuacan was once one of the western hemisphere’s greatest cities. Delve deeper into the UNESCO World Heritage Site than you would alone with a guide who gives insight into the majestic plazas and murals on this half-day trip from Mexico City. Best of all, this early-morning tour lets you beat the crowds.

Designed by renowned Mexican architect Luis Barragan, Casa Pedregal shouldn’t be missed when visiting Mexico City—especially for fans of architecture and design. But exploring the private residence independently, it is easy to miss out on key details. Learn all about Barragan’s design philosophies and legacies on this in-depth guided tour, which includes a complimentary hot tea or coffee.

The Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe (Basilica de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe) is one of the most visited Catholic sites in the world, so ensure you give this Mexican monument the attention it deserves on a private tour that lets you explore at your own pace and ask as many questions as you like, for an experience that takes you well beyond the guidebook.

Explore Mexico City’s celebrated murals on this relaxed walking tour through the historic center. With your guide leading the way so you don't have to navigate, marvel at meaningful works by Diego Rivera, David Alfaro Siqueiros, José Clemente Orozco, and other Mexican masters. Enrich your experience by gaining insights into the lives of these influential artists and learning about the impact of their work on local people.

Explore the vibrant bars of Mexico City's hip Roma and Condesa neighborhoods, on a bar crawl that's a great way to meet travelers and local alike. With optional games and included drinks at each bar, this night is designed to create a fun, social atmosphere—and more opportunities to connect than you'd get going out on your own.

Mexico City's second-largest market through the eyes of those who grew up there. Join us on an unforgettable journey through one of Mexico City's bustling traditional markets, guided by a local who knows every corner, every vendor, and every story. These aren't just tours; they're personal visits. Your guides are members who grew up selling, helping, buying, eating, and celebrating in these markets. Whether it's the vibrant and chaotic Mercado de la Merced or the chaotic Mercado de Sonora, dedicated to witchcraft and magic, no tour is ever the same because each guide brings their unique story and favorite flavors to share with you. We'll take you to traditional neighborhood markets, far from the tourist traps, where authentic locals eat. You'll sample approximately eight artisanal antojitos (antojitos) stands, sip freshly squeezed juices, and sit in humble fondas, serving tacos, local seasonal fruit, and much more. Groups are Max 8th participants we try to keep small groups.

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.

Embark on a one-of-a-kind journey through 500 years of Jewish history in Mexico. From the Sephardic and Ashkenazi communities' roots to their survival and resilience, this historical walking tour immerses you in a tale of cultural preservation and human perseverance. Visit significant landmarks, including the first Sephardic and Ashkenazi synagogues, the Chapel of the Souls, and the historic marketplaces where Jews-in-hiding traded goods. This captivating tour weaves together the ancient and modern stories of Jewish life in Mexico, offering deep insights into the country's Jewish heritage.

Explore three Mexico destinations in one day on this tour from Mexico City—with logistics and navigation handled by someone else. First, you’ll be driven to Tlatelolco to see a 1522 church built on Aztec ruins and learn about Mexico’s culture and history. Then, head to Basilica de Guadalupe and the Archaeological Zone of Teotihuacan, including the pyramids. Visit an obsidian workshop and tequila tasting before returning to Mexico City.

Discover the heart of Mexico’s pre-Hispanic civilizations on a guided tour of the National Museum of Anthropology, the country’s largest indigenous heritage site.

See Mexico City through its murals on this immersive walking tour, which visits some of the city's most impressive and historically significant artworks. Follow your guide to key mural locations, including the Palace of Fine Arts (Palacio de Bellas Artes) and Museum of Constitions (Museo de las Constituciones) UNAM, and learn how landmark murals by artists like Diego Rivera and David Siqueiros reflect Mexico’s history and culture.

Discover the magic of Teotihuacan on our Guided Tour, a unique experience that combines art, history and nature. Start the adventure with breakfast in La Cave restaurant, a unique restaurant in the world, here we will have a typical Mexican breakfast inside a natural cave, you will enjoy coffee, juice, fruit, fresh bread and a strong dish to choose. We continue with a traditional obsidian and maguey workshop, where you will learn about the importance of these materials in pre-Hispanic culture. You will taste typical drinks from the region while exploring the techniques of local artisans, once you understand more of the culture we will continue with the guided tour in Teotihuacan In this World Heritage Site, an expert guide will give you a guided tour where we will explore the pyramids of the Sun and Moon, the Temple of Quetzalcoatl and the avenue of the Dead, while discovering the history and mythology of this ancient city.

Find the vibrant street art hidden all over Mexico City on a guided bike tour that explores some of the city's most colorful neighborhoods. Cycling through the city with a local guide means you'll get insights into the thriving street art scene, from stencils to spray paint, stickers, and murals. Group size is limited to 10 people to ensure a more personalized experience as you go way off the tourist trail to learn about the roots and cutting edge of Mexico City art.

Explore a part of Mexico City that most tourists miss on a group tour of the Iztapalapa district. This excursion is designed for travelers looking for an authentic cultural experience that isn't voyeuristic. Itinerary highlights include the Museum of Cultures, Quetzalcoatl Market, and a glass of a pre-Hispanic beverage and snack at the Pulqueria Vacas Verdes Bellas Artes. You'll also enjoy a cable car ride over the colorful district.