Top Mexico City Walking Tours - page 5

Submerge yourself in Mexican culture, while partying the night away, on a bar crawl in Mexico City’s historic district. Together with your guide, your group will stop at several venues, each offering a traditional alcoholic beverage, such as mezcal, tequila, pulque, and Mexican beer. You’ll also enjoy unique entertainment at every location, including a drag queen show, live music, and a mariachi band.

The Museo Casa Estudio Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo is a must for art lovers, but it can be hard to understand the significance of the one-time residence and working space of the two legendary Mexican artists without a guide to fill you in on key details. On this guided tour, learn about the artists’ personal and professional lives, and understand the architectural history of their unique home studio.

Eat the best tacos of your life and other typical Mexican foods while we walk through the Roma neighborhood and discover part of its history. Savor food and drinks from different regions of the country such as Jalisco, Yucatán, Oaxaca, Sinaloa, Michoacán, Puebla, etc.; and from different periods of Mexico from pre-Hispanic to contemporary foods. Live the experience of eating in places, on the street, in the market, in a restaurant and in an apartment in the Roma neighborhood. This tour includes 10 tastings (7 foods and 3 drinks), so we hope you come very hungry.

Far from the typical tourist routes, this tour will ensure all five senses are brought to life through an experience that embraces the flavours from legendary taquerias (taco places) in an area of Mexico City that many locals consider some of the best tacos in the city. Each of the taquerias on this food tour captures the electric evening atmosphere in one of the city’s most authentic and beloved neighbourhoods so you can enjoy eating incredible tacos alongside feeling the vibrancy of locals to create a memorable experience. During our tour, you'll sample an incredible variety of tacos: from the classic al pastor al trompo, juicy campechanos, to unique specialties from each taqueria. Every stop has its own personality, traditional recipes, and salsas that represent the heart of Mexican street food.

Discover Mexico City's UNESCO-listed Historic Center on a half-day tour that pairs the city's iconic landmarks with one of Latin America's finest museums. Visit the National Palace, Zócalo, Metropolitan Cathedral, and other historic sites before exploring the world-renowned National Museum of Anthropology (Museo Nacional de Antropología). Along the way, your guide brings Mexico’s rich history and cultural heritage to life.

Explore the heart of Mexico City on a private, two-hour tour that brings its vibrant history and culture to life. Visit the iconic Zócalo, marvel at the grand Catedral Metropolitana, and uncover the ancient Aztec ruins of Templo Mayor. Your expert guide will lead you through stunning architectural sites like the Palacio de Bellas Artes, while sharing fascinating stories about the city's rich heritage. This tour is perfect for those looking to delve deep into Mexico City’s historical treasures with personalized attention. - Private tour for a unique and tailored experience - Visit major landmarks including Zócalo, Templo Mayor, and more - Expert guides provide in-depth knowledge of the city's history - Tour duration of 2 hours with flexible group sizes

Navigate Mexico City with ease on a walking tour through the vibrant neighborhoods of Roma, Condesa, and Juarez, complete with lunch, snacks, and bottled water. Designed for first-time visitors, this experience offers a safe and informative introduction to the city’s lush parks, historic streets, and local food spots. Gain insider tips and confidence to explore independently while enjoying a relaxed walk through some of the capital’s most charming districts.

Immerse yourself in 20th-century history with a guided tour of the Leon Trotsky House Museum, located in the charming neighborhood of Coyoacan, Mexico City. Accompanied by an expert guide, you will explore the original house where Trotsky lived his final years in exile, after being persecuted by Stalin's regime. You will walk through his intact rooms, his personal library, the study where he worked, and the fortified garden that reflects the fears of a life under constant threat. You will learn key details about his political life, his exile, and the assassination that ended his life in 1940. You will also visit the tomb of Trotsky and his wife Natalia, located in the same garden. This tour is ideal for travelers interested in history, politics, and the great figures who shaped the course of the modern world. An intimate, revealing, and deeply human experience. Book now and experience this part of history from the place where it happened!

Discover some of Mexico City’s most classic and beloved taco varieties—and follow your guide to local eateries that many other visitors miss—on this guided, evening walking tour. Set off on foot through the lively Roma neighborhood, and visit three different taco stands to taste a range of different options (food own expense). Along the way, learn insider facts and stories about the neighborhood’s history and the evolution of the taco.

Slow down and explore Mexico City on foot with this private tour, led by a local guide. You'll visit popular attractions such as the Torre Latino, the Palacio de Bellas Artes, and the Museo del Templo Mayor, while your guide tells you all about the history of Mexico, from pre-Hispanic times to the modern era. Plus, you won't have to worry about navigating in an unfamiliar city.

The Barrio Bravo of Tepito is one of the most interesting areas of Mexico City, but it's unsafe to visit on your own. This tour gets you out of your comfort zone while keeping you safe and on track thanks to the support of a guide and security person. Meet area residents, visit labyrinthine markets, and enjoy included snacks along with a "Tepiteña Michelada," a spiced shandy that originates in the area.

Explore the best of Mexico City at a leisurely pace on a private sightseeing tour. Starting from your hotel, you’ll travel in private air-conditioned transportation to ensure maximum comfort and convenience. The comprehensive excursion takes you to the Metropolitan Cathedral, Chapultepec Castle, three museums (including the Palacio de Bellas Artes), Diego Rivera’s murals, and other important attractions. The itinerary can be customized to suit your personal interests.

Discover ancient Mexico’s “City of the Gods” on this small-group guided excursion from Mexico City. After a convenient pickup from your hotel, marvel at one of Mexico’s most important archaeological sites on a small-group, morning tour where you can avoid the crowds of the afternoon. Experience sites like the Sun and Moon Pyramids, Moon Plaza, and the Palace of Quetzalpapalotl, and learn about the site’s history from an informative local guide.

The Frida Kahlo Museum is one of Mexico City's most popular attractions and tickets often sell out in advance. Even if you've left it late to book, you can secure your admission with a package that includes a self-guided tour of the surrounding Coyoacán neighborhood, one of the city's most charming, that reveals its artistic legacy and is delivered as a downloadable PDF.

Discover the culture and history of Mexico City’s historic center on a private walking tour that lets you explore the busy area at your own pace. The thorough itinerary gives you ample time to experience the city's top attractions without feeling rushed. Highlights include visits to the Museo del Templo Mayor, House of Tiles (Casa de los Azulejos), and Palacio de Bellas Artes. Every step of the way, you'll enjoy commentary and undivided attention from your guide.

The ideal overview for first-time visitors, this private and personalized tour of Mexico City covers a mix of top attractions and off-the-beaten-track sights. Alongside a local host, you'll admire the art nouveau architecture of Palacio de Bellas Artes, enjoy snacks and refreshments at the oldest restaurant in the city in Plaza de Santo Domingo, and learn about Mexico City’s Jewish community during a synagogue visit.

Discover the highlights and hidden corners of Mexico City's Colonia Roma with a mobile audio guide. This alternative sightseeing experience is ideal for independent travelers who like to dig deeper into local history and culture without looking like a tourist. Using an offline map and the voice of your guide author Lydia Carey, you'll get to know the Plaza Romita, Sagrada Familia Church, candy shop Dulceria de Celaya, and more.

Get a bespoke introduction to bustling, history-filled Mexico City during this private, tailor-made tour. Orient yourself with a local guide, discovering the people and places behind the celebrated Mexican capital. Potential destinations include the art mecca of San Angel, a neighborhood tour of Coyoacan, or guided visits to the Frida Kahlo Museum or the Museo Nacional de Antropologia.

The best way to enjoy the Teotihuacan pyramids is from the air!!! You will fly in a hot air balloon designed for small groups & afterwards you'll be given a full guided visit in the archaeological site to discover the secrets behind this mysterious civilization. Whether you're solo traveling and want to join other travelers, or you want a personalized experience with your family & friends, this tour is perfect for you because you can CHOOSE THE PRIVATE OR GROUP OPTION. And don't worry because both include transportation, the 45-60 min flight with a certified pilot, breakfast buffet and the entrance to the pyramids. An extra activity is also contemplated in the private tour options :) **For people weighing over 100kg an extra of $35MXN per extra kilogram will be paid directly to the balloon company** At Frida Tours, we not only give tours, we craft memories. Plus, we're the only tour agency in Mexico run and operated exclusively by women for travelers of all ages and backgrounds.

Get the most out of your limited time in Mexico City on this private tour, designed to show you the city's best in just a few hours. This layover tour is ideal for travelers stopping off in the Mexican capital, with the option to upgrade for round-trip transit from the airport. Once you're in town, set off to discover key highlights from the Palace of Fine Arts to the Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral.

With such a wide range of local delicacies to choose from, navigating Mexico City’s food scene can feel overwhelming. Overcome the language barrier and discover the best of the city’s snacks on a small-group food tour that helps firs-time visitors get their bearings. You’ll receive personalized attention in a small group limited to eight as you sample street food ranging from tacos and burritos to juice and candy.

Experience Mexico City's nightlife and vibrant culture without missing its iconic local traditions. This guided Saturday night tour immerses you in the city's lively atmosphere, starting with a stroll through the historic center to Plaza de Garibaldi, where mariachi music, tequila, and mezcal fill the air. Next, visit one of the city’s oldest pulquerías to taste pulque, the “drink of the Gods.” Finally, experience the electric energy of Lucha Libre at Arena Coliseo, where Mexico’s iconic wrestling tradition unfolds.

Get an intimate look at the work of some of Mexico's accomplished artists, as well as the country's up-and-coming creatives, on a private art tour in Mexico City. This walking excursion takes you to the trendy Colonia Roma neighborhood's popular galleries and impressive street art. Along the way, your guide will provide insights into the history of Mexico's art scene and what it is today.

The cheapest tour of Teotihuacan, you can be part of a group and get to know the pyramids of Teotihuacan with a native guide. The guide could show you the wonders of the archaeological zone in addition to the fact that in a group you can interact and get to know the city of the gods. In addition to that we will show you what are the customs of the area with the inhabitants of the region with the best photographs stories of the pyramids of the sun and the moon. The pyramids have many interesting things when the Aztecs arrived at the site the pyramids were very damaged and some were already covered with cactus trees etc. Even the guide can show you rooms, drains, and even invite you to visit the ancient caves.