Top Mexico City City Tours - page 2

Combine the convenience of an organized tour with the flexibility of self-guided exploration by booking yourself a hop-on, hop-off Turibus ticket. You'll have access to busses on four different circuits, making visiting different parts of the city an absolute breeze. With this ticket, you'll get 10 hours of bus access along with earphones and free loaner audio guides available in multiple languages.

Discover Mexico City's culture, history, and cuisine through the eyes of a local on a half-day group tour. This excursion is perfect for travelers seeking an authentic cultural experience in Mexico. Begin in the Guerrero neighborhood, a tourist-free barrio where you'll enjoy a traditional breakfast and market visit. Then, check out the Revolution Monument and its surrounding hidden corners. Finally, after a glass of pulque, explore the city center's historical highlights.

Hot air balloon ride over one of the most spectacular places in Mexico, the Teotihuacán Valley. Enjoy one of the most impressive hot air balloon experiences in the world just 45 minutes from Mexico City. Fly in a balloon safely with the most experienced pilots in Teotihuacán. You will be able to enjoy an incomparable panoramic view of the Teotihuacán Valley from a hot air balloon. The members of our team will do everything necessary to make your balloon experience unforgettable. Just worry about taking incredible photos of the panorama of the archaeological zone of Teotihuacán. The hot air balloon ride takes place over the Teotihuacán valley, it is important to mention that not all balloon flights take a trajectory towards the Teotihuacán pyramids, this completely depends on the weather.

Make the most of limited time in Mexico City with this jam-packed tour. See many of the capital’s cultural and historical highlights on one convenient, affordable excursion. Save time with hotel pickup and drop off and transportation between far-flung attractions in a climate-controlled minivan. Experience the city’s main square, the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Aztec Templo Mayor, the floating gardens and canals of Xochimilco and more with a small group.

Peruse 2 of Mexico City's top street markets during this 5-hour cultural and salsa making experience. Navigate the bustling markets packed with goods like exotic flowers, traditional piñatas, super hot tamales, taco lesson and taste, food history, and 'magic' love potions with your guide, who will give you the inside scoop on the best places to find whatever you're after. With tasty samples along the way, you'll finish your tour with panza llena, corazon contento: a fully tummy and a happy heart. On this tour, you will learn about the socio-political history of Mexico, support independent market vendors, and experience real connections by meeting with a local family.

Discover Mexico City in its illuminated splendor on a nighttime bus tour. Starting from the historical center, the comprehensive route enables you to see many of the city’s highlights without getting worn out or taking multiple city buses. Have your camera ready for unobstructed views of Zocalo, Paseo de la Reforma, Angel de la Independencia, and other landmarks. A complimentary audio guide provides information on the city’s history and culture.

Discover the beauty and culture of Mexico City’s Roma and Condesa neighborhoods on a 3-hour bike tour. Hop on your provided set of wheels and follow your guide along the city’s many bike paths. The holistic tour takes a look at both the historical and contemporary sides of the vibrant 'colonias'. Part way through, enjoy lunch on the street as the locals do with traditional options to suit every diet.

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 at the Pulqueria Vacas Verdes Bellas Artes. You'll also enjoy a cable car ride over the colorful district.

Visit two gorgeous historic cities on a full-day trip from Mexico City to Cuernavaca and Taxco, traveling with a guide and small group that’s limited to 15 people. You’ll see the frescoes that adorn the Cuernavaca Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that dates to the early 16th century. In Taxco, tour the Church of Santa Prisca, then browse locally-made silver jewelry in downtown shops. With pickup and drop-off in selected areas of Mexico City, this tour is a convenient way to discover Mexico's history beyond the capital.

Devour the best of Mexico City’s tacos on a private food tour with a local guide. This culinary adventure is ideal for independent travelers looking for an authentic experience. Follow your guide to the colorful Mercado de San Juan from the La Condesa neighborhood. Here, you’ll feast on different types of tacos while exploring the market stalls. Next, visit Zolaco and choose traditional dishes that match your tastes.

Live la vida loca in Mexico City! In the evening, meet your guide and fellow tour members at a central Mexico City location. Start off at a popular local Mexican cantina for some drinks (own expense).Here you will get to know the rest of the travelers on your tour, and hear about what to expect the rest of the night. From there we will head over to Garibaldi Square. For an hour here, listen to Mexican mariachi bands and join in on the singing and dancing. Follow your guide to the subway to get to the Lucha Libre Arena, and settle into your reserved seat for an exciting 2-hour experience. Learn the basic rules of lucha libre, or masked wrestling, one of Mexico’s most beloved spectator sports. After the arena, head over to Garibaldi Square, teeming with locals, visitors and music. For an hour here, listen to Mexican mariachi bands and join in on the singing and dancing. The order of the activities varies on Sundays when we go to the Lucha Libre first.

Explore and experience the parts of Mexico City that interest you on a private customized tour. After filling out a short questionnaire, you'll be paired with a local guide and itinerary that match your interests. Perhaps you'll explore the Historical Center, check out the city's street art scene in La Roma, or devour traditional dishes at Coyoacan Market. Wherever you go, your guide will provide insights that go beyond any guidebook.

Enjoy a four- to eight-hour private layover tour of Mexico City with your own personal guide. Experience the vibrant city and its rich culture like never before. From exploring historic neighborhoods such as Coyoacán, stretching out in nearby parks or reviving weary legs at local street food vendors, there's something for everyone. You can also shop til your heart's content amongst colorful markets then get safely delivered back on time for your flight.

Let us take you on a relaxing 6-hour journey through the alluring streets of Mexico City on this small-group tour. Begin near Palace de Bellas Artes, before heading to bustling Zocalo square where you can admire stunning landmarks like Casa de los Azulejos and Palacio Iturbide. Step inside the National Palace and gaze at Diego Rivera murals, followed by views from Templo Mayor, once sacred grounds of Aztecs.

Go beyond the guidebook and discover Mexico City through the eyes of a local on a private walking tour of the Coyoacan neighborhood. Let your guide lead you to the Frida Kahlo Museum, Church of Santa Catarina, Centenario Garden, Coyoacan Market, and many other local landmarks. Along the way, enjoy immersive commentary on the area’s history and get tips on what to do, see, and eat during the rest of your visit.

Experience Mexico City’s culinary delights on this guided street food excursion with a local host. Enjoy a custom-crafted tour and get off the beaten path to taste the best tacos and tortas, pozole and mole, sopes and ezquites. Learn about the city’s famous food scene and enjoy eight to 10 dishes, beer, and other alcoholic beverages—they’re included in the tour price.

Transportation from Mexico City included, we will take you to fly in a hot air balloon over Teotihuacán. ** This tour includes transportation, balloon flight, and buffet breakfast** Fly in a hot air balloon over one of the most spectacular places in Mexico, the Teotihuacán Valley. Enjoy one of the most impressive hot air balloon experiences in the world just 45 minutes from Mexico City. Fly a balloon safely with the most experienced pilots in Teotihuacán. You can enjoy an unparalleled panoramic view of the Teotihuacán Valley from a hot air balloon. Our team members will do everything necessary to make your balloon experience unforgettable. Just worry about taking incredible photos of the panorama of the Teotihuacán archaeological zone. * * The duration of the flight is subject to weather conditions ** Only in options with transfer from Mexico City

I understand that foreign people are afraid to visit the poor area of Mexico City. It is true that there are very dangerous areas and they are not pretty to see. I would like foreigners to open their minds and venture out of areas like Polanco, Roma or Reforma. We will take the transportation that normal Mexicans use on a daily basis. Upon arriving at the first cable car station, we will begin to see the ghetto and its surroundings. At no time will we go down. From that point, I will give you information about the different social classes in Mexico and why this country continues to be a place of poverty. Likewise, we will talk about Mexican culture and its valuable people. Specifically about the people who live in that area. You don't always have the opportunity to travel to a place like Latin America. So you have to make the most of the trip. The tour is English and/or Spanish. With me you will be safe :)

Zoom along Paseo de la Reforma in Mexico City on this 2.5-hour Segway tour. Lined with world-class museums and historical monuments, Reforma Avenue provides an ideal location to learn about the city. Pass the Stock Market, the Senate, high-end hotels and boutiques. Enjoy views of the Anthropology and History Museum, Chapultepec Park, Torre Mayor and the Angel of Independence. Finish with a snack and beverage at a café in the well-heeled district of Polanco. This Mexico City Segway tour is limited to just six people, ensuring more personalized attention.

Feeling drawn to the marvels of Mexico City but also a bit intimidated, overwhelmed or unsure about how to navigate this magical megalopolis safely whilst also connecting to it deeply? I had the exact same feeling before I became privileged to call this vibrant city my home, so let me put your mind at ease and give you an experience you won't forget and feel like a true local. Whilst I intend to walk, talk and dazzle you through some of my favorite spots and key historical and cultural points of interest in the leafy and hip neighborhoods of Roma, Condesa and Juarez, the real aim of this tour is to serve as an introduction to the city, through the eyes of a foreigner, and to give you the confidence and the know-how to go and get lost on your own greater adventure in Mexico City and beyond. Ideal for the beginning of your trip, this will give you a whole plethora of ideas to do for the rest of your time here. It’s a little bit of everything to inspire and ignite your imagination.

Experience the magic of Mexico City at night on this guided after-dark bike tour. See the capital’s notable architecture and ancient Aztec ruins illuminated as you travel through the historic center upon which the capital was built. With the help of a trained cycling team and the company of a small group, cruise safely along the tree-lined paths of Alameda Central and pedal past the gleaming towers of Avenida Reforma.

Experience Mexico City’s highlights on one affordable half-day tour. After a convenient hotel pickup, travel to the capital’s UNESCO-designated historic center. With an informative guide leading the way, visit famous murals, the central plaza, ancient Aztec Templo Mayor, the Metropolitan Cathedral and other top attractions. Cap off your outing at Chapultapec Park—home to world-class museums and the former presidential palace—and the vibrant commercial district of Zona Rosa.

Learn about Mexican history and culture, visit its most famous buildings and get to know its imperial architecture. Walking through the city, you will have a guided tour of buildings like the National Museum of Art, and the National Bank, where notes and coins are printed and from where they circulate all over the country, Post Palace, which is an architectural jewel with plateresque and Elizabethan styles, and Bellas Artes Palace, that host a lot of cultural events and is famous for its murals.