The best welcome one of the largest cities in the world. Through a small group we will walk through a pre-Hispanic and colonial city. We will see Mexico as a fusion between two cultures represented in history and architecture.

Bicycles + Parks, Monuments and the most iconic places in CDMX = UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCE. Visit 19 of the city's highlights on a guided bike tour of Mexico City. Bike through the neighborhoods of Roma, Condesa, Juárez and the Historic Center, marvel at the iconic Chapultepec Forest and more. (3-4 hours). Take your souvenir photos and discover what places you have to visit during your stay in Mexico City. I guarantee you will love this adventure. Please arrive 15 minutes early; Yes, I know it's early, but I assure you that there is no better time to discover CDMX with less traffic, less exposure to the sun and fewer crowds of people to take your souvenir postcards.

The walking tour in Mexico City aims to make you'r experience the most likeable possible in your city, our job is to introduce you to the city with our history, traditions, and local folklore that you can only experience with us. Our guides will always try the best to put a smile on your face and at the same time teach you about this wonderful city in Mexico! The best way to get to know the best of Mexico City with a local and in a budget friendly way and focusing only on you!

In this Walking Tour you will discover the Historic Center of Mexico City . Our tour will begin in front of the Metropolitan Cathedral in the Zócalo Square, core of politics, social movements, religion, traditions and festivities. We will go through the beautiful buildings of the main square until we find ourselves in front of the Templo Mayor, where we will learn about the Aztec heritage of the Mexican people. We will continue to the National Office of Public Education known for its beautiful colonial architecture and Murals from Diego Rivera. Among busy streets and comercial areas, we will find the National Museum of Art, a symbol of the development and modernity of the 20th century. Finally we will arrive at the beautiful Palace of Fine Arts, icon of the City due to its impressive design and Art Deco influence. Learn about the history, recommendations and curious facts that will give you a general overview of this wonderful city!

Over 1,500 reviews on other platforms! New in CDMX and overwhelmed by taco overload? No clue where to start? We’ve got you. This isn’t your average walking tour—it’s a delicious, hilarious, slightly chaotic journey through the real Mexico City, led by a charismatic local (sombrero optional, jokes guaranteed). We kick off in non-touristy Guerrero with a classic breakfast, hit the local market, then dive into history at Monumento a la Revolución—with wild stories you won’t find in textbooks. Hop on the Metro like a true chilango, sip ancient Aztec pulque, and snack on deep-fried quesadillas. We stroll past Palacio de Bellas Artes, wave at Torre Latino, and hear the guide’s most epic love fails. Finally, we hit Centro Histórico for the best tacos in town, and end on a hidden rooftop bar with drinks, views, and vibes. 4 dishes, 3 drinks, no tourist traps. Veg-friendly. 4+ years running. P.S. Plenty vegetarian options too P.S2 +4 years running this experience.

Visit Teotihuacan without the crowds and see the sights of Mexico City’s historic center on this 2-day tour that provides an easy way to check off the city’s major attractions. Head to Teotihuacan in the early morning, just as it opens, beating most of the visitors from the city. Explore the ancient plazas and pyramids of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. On day two, meet your guide again at a meeting point at the National Museum of Anthropology and, culminate this experience at the Templo Mayor museum, the archaeological site of the ancient Mexica temple of the ancient Tenochtitlan. • Mexico City 2-day tour including early access at Teotihuacan Visit the World Heritage-listed sites of ancient Teotihuacan before the crowds arrive • Explore Mexico City’s historic center with a knowledgeable guide • Learn about the history of the Zocalo, from the Aztecs to the Spanish • See landmarks like Metropolitan Cathedral, a baroque masterpiece that dates back to the 1500s