MEXICO CITY
68 Tours Reviewed
Lucha libre in Mexico City has real soul. This tour strings together two parts I really like: a guided mezcal tasting to start the night and live Lucha Libre at Arena México to end it. The tone is upbeat, you…
Food and stories, all on foot. This 3.5-hour downtown walking tour is a smart way to sample San Miguel de Allende flavors without a language barrier, while you also pick up context about the city’s Spanish baroque look and local…
This canal cruise turns into a floating party. You glide through Xochimilco’s canals on a decorated trajinera, with unlimited drinks while your guide runs games and Mexican music onboard. Then you stop on a chinampa island for Mexican tacos and…
Food tastes better with context. This Mexico City Historical Centre Food Tour turns the city center into a real tasting map, not a vague food walk. I love that you get 7 authentic tastings (savory and sweet) paired with local…
Food is the best map in Roma. This half-day walking tour turns Colonia Roma into a flavor lesson: a former European enclave that now feels like a creative dining district, where you stop often enough to sample and still walk…
Polanco is one of Mexico City’s most fun neighborhoods to walk, and this small-group food tour is a smart way to see it. I like that you stop at 5–7 real places for tastings, with a guide who can explain…
Lucha Libre feels like theatre and sport. This night out lines up great street-food energy with a real sense of how Mexican wrestling works, then sends you into the arena with a guide who explains the rules, the chants, and…
Your appetite will learn fast. In Mexico City’s historic center, this 5-hour small-group walk uses Mexican cuisine (UNESCO-listed) as the story thread, moving from a major market to street-level bites and classic sights like Francisco I. Madero Avenue. I like…
