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Javier_D, Jun 2026
Great tour and great guide.
We had a great time with our tour guide, Gala. She was extremely knowledgeable, communicative and patient with us. We highly recommend her for this tour.
candice_b, Jun 2026
Offered much more than expected
I booked this tour as I wanted to visit Mexico City's big market, but assumed I'd find it difficult to navigate; my assumption was correct so I was pleased to have booked a tour. I chose this tour as I wanted to see not only the main market but also the sorcery/witchcraft market - I would never have found this on my own. The tour exceeded my expectations, as we were taken to many more places: local streets & sights only a local would know about, a traditional/historic bar. We tried a range of local food: tacos, the best mole I'd had, interesting morsels you wouldn't find in Europe;) Our guide (who had set up the tour) was interesting & engaging, clearly loved local food & letting others experience it. I'd overbooked tours to make the most of my time in MCDX & this was my favourite one (you must of course also see wrestling/lucha Libra). Note that I chose a pick-up option, as it was best for my hotel location.
Ezgi_E, Mar 2026
Great tour, good food
I wanted to do this tour as I love to see the real habits and culture of a county that i visit. Clara was very good in navigating us through the market. She gave the group options as well so that we can do the tour in a way that suits us best. I learned a lot about the market and ate AMAZING food. I would not be able to do this tour on my own. Thank you
Robert_M, Nov 2025
Delicious and informative
Nico was a terrific guide. Very informative regarding the food and culture of the market, we experienced a lovely variety of traditional and unusual foods. We’d highly recommend this tour and Nico in particular.

La Merced Market

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La Merced Market
  • Wear closed-toe shoes and keep jewelry to a minimum since it’s a crowded space.

  • La Merced Market is open daily, from 5am to 7pm, and is free to enter; it is closed on some holidays, such as Good Friday.

  • Many walking tours include food samples and offer information on Mexico’s culinary culture.

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