MEXICO CITY
90 Tours Reviewed
This is the kind of Mexico City day that feels both local and easy. You get private door-to-door style pickup (in many neighborhoods) and then a smooth, air-conditioned ride that keeps the day moving without the group-tour stress. Two big…
Street snacks, but with a plan. This 3.5-hour Mexico City adventure is built around vegan and vegetarian street food and the neighborhoods where people actually eat, not just where tourists wander. You’ll walk a 4.5–5 km loop, mix in a…
Teotihuacan is worth the trip. This tour turns a long drive into a smooth half-day, with hotel pickup and a guided walk through the UNESCO ruins. You’ll hit the big names fast, then slow down just enough to understand what…
Ten wonders in one tight loop. This small-group tour strings together big-name sights and real food stops in about three hours, starting at the Diego Rivera Mural Museum and ending with the Temple Mayor area. What makes it fun is…
This is a Mexico City canal boat trip that trades gridlock for moving scenery. I like that it blends live guiding with food and drinks, so you’re not just staring at boats drift by. The floating-gardens vibe at Xochimilco is…
Three markets, one food mission. This tour is interesting because it doesn’t just show you food on a plate. You move through La Merced, Mercado Sonora, and Mercado de San Juan like locals do, eating as you go and learning…
Street food in Mexico City can be overwhelming. This tour turns that chaos into a clear, delicious route through Roma with Yibran and Daniela, mixing street bites, market finds, and one full home-style meal. You also get a structured look…
Coyoacán tastes better with a guide. This small-group tour keeps things personal, and you get food-and-history stops across Coyoacán instead of just eating on the go. The only downside: you’ll likely leave very full after six tastings plus drinks. In…
Three hours. One seriously hungry plan. This Mexico City Historic Center food tour is built like a walking food trail through Centro Histórico, where you’ll stop at local spots for classic bites and get a secret dish surprise at the…
Your night starts with tacos and street stories. This 4-hour taco safari is built for contrast: you’ll work through regional taco styles, then cap it off with a guided mezcal tasting at one of Mexico City’s top spots, all while…
Polanco can be a food dream. This 3-hour tour is built for people who want authentic Mexican flavors plus a smart walk through one of Mexico City’s prettiest neighborhoods. You’ll taste standout dishes, chat with a guide, and see architecture…
Market smells beat any restaurant plan. This Oaxaca street food markets tour is built for tasting your way through the city, with a max group size of 8 so you actually get time with your guide (not just a herd…
This Xochimilco tour starts at the market. It’s a calmer way to experience the floating gardens (Chinampas) than the loud, drink-forward trajinera scene, and it’s tied to UNESCO-linked Mexico City experiences. With guides like Constanza and Yaya bringing stories into…
Food tastes better when locals lead. This private 3-hour Mexico City walk gives you 10 food and drink tastings while pairing bites with real local landmarks like Parque Alameda del Sur and the Torre Latinoamericana. I like the hands-on format…
Food in the historic center, with real stories. This private 3-hour walk feeds you with chilaquiles, chicken enchiladas in mole, tacos, agua fresca, and chocolate, while your guide ties the tastings to what you’re seeing near the Zócalo. I really…
