MEXICO CITY
113 Tours Reviewed
A game turns Mexico City into your classroom. This self-guided walking hunt uses the Explorial-App to send you clue-by-clue around the Historic Centre, with a map function that helps you get from stop to stop. I especially like the points-based…
One museum turns big history into a walk-through. This guided visit to the Museo Nacional de Antropología makes Mexico’s pre-Columbian world feel clear, not like a blur of labels. I especially love two things: the focused stop at the Aztec…
Chapultepec to Zona Rosa is a fast start. I love how this tour gives you local context right away, especially because CDMX nightlife changes quickly and online lists age fast. I also like that you get a real-feeling walk through…
Teotihuacan hits fast, in just four hours. This guided morning tour is built for getting your bearings quickly: you start with an overview viewpoint, then move through key areas like the Plaza de la Luna and the walk along the…
Mexico City can feel loud. This tour keeps it focused. You’ll move through the historic core at an easy pace, starting at the Zócalo and ending at Basilica de Guadalupe with a guide and private driver handling the getting-around. Instead…
Waking up for a balloon ride is not for the lazy-minded, but the payoff is real: a calm sunrise flight over the archaeological zone that feels like you’re seeing Teotihuacan for the first time. I like that this tour pairs…
Art, in a lived-in home. What makes the Museo Robert Brady special is that you’re not touring a white-box gallery. You’re walking through the actual house setting of American artist and collector Robert Brady, who lived here for more than…
You’ll leave the city stress behind fast. This is a 2-hour gondola ride through Xochimilco’s canal system, with a live college guide calling out what you’re seeing while you eat, sip, and play along. It’s a simple format that makes…
A private driver can save your Mexico City time. This custom 2-hour itinerary is interesting because you get a certified, bilingual guide who also drives, so you can steer the day instead of following a rigid script. I especially like…
San Miguel de Allende and Queretaro in one day? This private guided tour strings together two historic centers with a real sense of how Mexico’s colonial-era culture still shapes everyday city life. You’ll start with San Miguel’s iconic church and…
Mexico City’s core is walking theater. This private tour threads together the Aztec foundation of the city with top sights in the Historic Center, so you’re not just looking at buildings—you’re getting the story as you go. A big plus…
A walk through Dinamos Forest can reset how you see Mexico City. You trade traffic noise for pine and shade, then get a guided storyline about water—how it flowed in pre-Hispanic times, how it powers history, and where it ends…
A sky view changes how you see Teotihuacan. This day blends a hot air balloon over the pyramids with an expert-led walk through the ruins and a stop inside a cave at Spa Termal Tlalocan. It’s a lot for one…
Mexico City can feel big fast, but this route helps you land. This is a self-guided audio tour made for beginners, with offline chapters and maps that keep you moving through key historic stops without needing a live guide. I…
Morning views change everything. This is a tight, well-paced Oaxaca day that starts at Monte Albán early enough to feel the place without the worst of the heat. I especially like the combination of a guided ruin visit plus a…
