MEXICO CITY
15 Tours Reviewed
Mexico City hits different at night. This 6-hour evening pairs a revolving-restaurant dinner with one of the city’s most famous Mariachi stages. You get comfortable, air-conditioned pickup, plus photo time as the lights come alive. I especially like the combo…
There’s something rare about eating in a real home in Mexico City, not a restaurant line. This gourmet home dining experience in Tlacopac San Ángel puts you at Margarita’s family table for a three-course Mexican meal, with a welcome drink…
Lucha Libre makes a great Mexico City night. I like the way this outing drops you into Lucha Libre while the show is already rolling, so you catch the remaining matches without waiting around. I also like that the experience…
That first skyline glow changes the whole mood. This Garibaldi by Night outing strings together two of Mexico City’s best-known nighttime scenes: a romantic dinner at Bellini up high, then the music-and-energy of Plaza Garibaldi down on street level. I…
Dinner with a moving skyline is rare. I love the revolving dining room and the 45th-floor night views that change every few minutes as you eat. Add in piano music and a three-course, international-style dinner, and you get a very…
If you like food with a purpose, this evening fits. You get a Zapotec-cook-led dinner built around local ingredients grown and harvested in Oaxaca, plus a guided look at how those flavors connect to traditional roots and modern tastes. I…
Flamenco in Mexico City is drama you can hear and feel. This 3-hour show at Juncal Tablao Flamenco mixes dance, music, and singing in an intimate setting, with a drink included to help the night start smoothly. I like that…
Mariachi music and city views in one night. This tour strings together a rotating dinner high above Mexico City and then a lively night in Plaza Garibaldi—the famous square where mariachi bands turn the street into a party. You’ll get…
Flamenco nights feel different in Mexico City. This one pairs live dance with onstage singing and music, built for a full Spanish-feeling evening rather than a quick performance. I love how close you get to the action in a proper…
Oaxaca after dark is when the city starts telling you secrets. This Legends Night Walk blends urban legends, Catholic landmarks, and street-food dinner into a 2.5-hour loop that moves at a story-friendly pace. I particularly like the small group size…
Revolving dinner in Mexico City sounds like a movie. You’ll eat a formal three-course Bellini meal on the 45th floor of the WTC, inside the world’s largest revolving restaurant, while the room turns for 360-degree views. Hotel pickup and drop-off…
Lucha libre is Mexico City theater in motion. I love the private local guide angle: you get the background before the chaos starts. You’ll also enjoy an included dinner right after at a traditional restaurant, so the night doesn’t end…
Teotihuacán feels bigger with a good guide. This VIP-style morning gets you into the site with air-conditioned transport and guide-led temple time, so you spend less effort figuring out what you’re looking at and more time actually enjoying it. I…
A balloon over Teotihuacán is magic. This is a Mexico City day trip built around a 45-minute flight and big views of the Teotihuacán area, with English support and a small group (max 15) so you are not stuck in…
Teotihuacan feels bigger than the photos. This early-hours, shared-group day trip pairs early-morning access with a guide who explains what you’re seeing as you walk. I also love that the itinerary builds in a visit to La Gruta cave breakfast,…
