Top Monterrey City Tours

Discover the authentic essence of Monterrey in "El Sido O-culto de Monterrey", a tour designed for those looking for local experiences. Start in a traditional market, where an expert guide will introduce you to the world of esotericism and herbalism, revealing beliefs and rituals of the region. Then, visit two iconic downtown canteens, enjoying a complimentary drink and typical snacks. It offers a unique fusion between the mystical and the bohemian that you will not find on any other tour. Unlike a conventional tour, here you will cross the line between the ancestral beliefs of the market (esoterism and herbalism) and the social tradition of historic canteens. It is a deep dive into the psyche of the regiomontano, where you will decipher rituals and legends while enjoying true local hospitality.

Get to know a city that few visitors spend time exploring during a private, guided tour of Monterrey’s historic highlights and principal attractions. Accompanied by a driver-guide, enjoy onboard commentary and insight you wouldn’t get if traveling independently, as you’re taken between places such as the Macroplaza, the Metropolitan Cathedral, and the Bishop’s Palace.

With its dramatic walls and range of dry canyons, La Huasteca Canyon in Parque de la Huasteca is one of northeastern Mexico’s most photogenic sights. See more of the park in less of the time when you book this small-group guided tour that’s perfect for photographers and drone enthusiasts. You’ll discover both the highlights and untouched spots where you can avoid the crowds.

The ideal introduction for first-time visitors, this small-group guided tour of Monterrey ticks off the northern Mexican city’s top sights during a half-day visit. Highlights include panoramic views from Mirador Del Obispado, a stroll through bustling downtown Macroplaza, and stops in a church, chapel, and the city’s main cathedral. Snacks, bottled water, and hot drinks are offered free of charge.

Discover the fabulous Bustamante Grottoes and the magical town. Enjoy artisanal bread cooked in a stone oven with walnut wood. You will be able to taste Bustamante's regional mezcal and get to know the warmth of its people.