MEXICO CITY
77 Tours Reviewed
If you like adrenaline with your history, this is it. You’ll start with a mezcal and tequila tasting and learn how spirits and Lucha Libre connect to Mexican identity. Two things I love: you get a guided walk through the…
Seven hours can feel like a week. This private, all-inclusive outing from Oaxaca City takes you from artisan workshops to a Dominican church complex and then on to a mezcal distillery, all at a pace your group can actually manage.…
Teotihuacán feels like time travel. This private Mexico City day trip pairs the big wow factor of Teotihuacán’s pyramids with a tasting stop, so your visit isn’t just about looking—it’s about understanding what you’re seeing. I especially like the guide…
Lucha Libre night feels like a movie. This private tour stitches together tacos al pastor, a mezcal tasting, and an Arena Mexico show, all timed for a smooth night out across La Condesa and Roma. I like that the plan…
Teotihuacan is better with a plan. This private day pairs a guided walk through the Avenue of the Dead and the Sun and Moon Pyramids with a craft workshop where you taste pulque, tequila, and mezcal. What I like most…
Santiago Matatlán turns mezcal into a living story. This 6 to 7 hour artisanal mezcal tour takes you out of Oaxaca City to a family-run mezcaleria, where you’ll connect Santiago Matatlán agaves to the distillation process and then taste what…
Water turned to stone in Oaxaca. This exclusive private tour strings together some of the most memorable stops just outside the city, starting with a guided walk at Hierve el Agua and then moving into mezcal, art, and old-world craftsmanship.…
Three stops, one unforgettable rhythm. This tour strings together Xochimilco’s canal culture, Coyoacán’s art-and-market vibe, and the big UNAM monuments in one smooth day. You start near Fiesta Americana Reforma, then you’re on a traditional trajinera with music and tequila,…
Five stops, one unforgettable Oaxaca day. This private family tour strings together the big hitters around Oaxaca City: the giant El Árbol del Tule, artisan weaving in Teotitlán del Valle, the Zapotec ceremonial center of Mitla, the petrified waterfall of…
Oaxaca in one long, smart day. I love how this route mixes natural pigment textile craft with a real mezcal distillery visit, so you get both hands-on culture and the story behind what you’re tasting. You also get guided context…
Oaxaca gives you two crafts in one afternoon. I love the hands-on focus of wood engraving and the small-group speakeasy mezcal workshop. One thing to plan for: ice cream and mezcal tasting cost extra, and there’s an optional add-on art…
A wrestling match, tacos, and mezcal all in one night. This Mexico City Saturday outing strings together Arena Coliseo crowd energy with two food-and-drink stops in Centro Histórico. I love the chance to sit close to the action with locals,…
Pulque and mezcal, side by side in CDMX. This Los Hijos del Agave tasting puts you on a smart route through Pulquería La Canica and then to a guided mezcal flight with Juan Carlos, where the drinks come with stories,…
Canals plus tequila makes it memorable. This 2-hour trajinera ride from Embarcadero Caltongo pairs classic Xochimilco scenery with unlimited beer, tequila, and mezcal served right on board, plus a guide in English and Spanish. The vibe is part sightseeing, part…
One sip opens a whole story. In this Mexico City mezcal tasting, you get a guided session in Polanco led by a Maestro Mezcalero with a four-generation family background. You’ll learn why mezcal tastes the way it does, and how…
