MEXICO CITY
77 Tours Reviewed
Tequila and mezcal taste better with a guide. This 2-hour stop at the Museo del Tequila y el Mezcal turns a drink obsession into a clear, cultural lesson, with tastings and expert explanations right in the heart of Mexico City’s…
Mezcal, tlayudas, and crafts in one day. This Oaxaca trip strings together three very different parts of the region: wool carpet weaving, a Tlacolula market food stop, and Matatlán’s mezcal world, then finishes with a fun (and very photo-friendly) quad…
Mexico City can be noisy. This tour makes it readable, one bite at a time. I especially like the mix of market food and mezcal tastings, and I also like that you get a hands-on feel for how people shop…
There’s something magical about a mezcal night in the Centro Histórico. This tour is built around cantinas you’re unlikely to find on your own, with a local guide steering the story and the pacing. I especially like the mix of…
Agave has a way of telling stories. This Mezcal Tour Oaxaca takes you from Oaxaca City to a working distillery and nearby agave fields, so you see how the spirit goes from plant to bottle. I like that it’s built…
A mezcal tour in Oaxaca feels like a whole day in one package. You start at the Tule Tree for quick photos of the thickest tree in the world, then head out to Santiago Matatlán for a palenque-style distillery visit…
Oaxaca tastes better when you slow down. This private 6–8 hour day strings together mezcal, food, and textiles with stops that feel distinctly Oaxacan, from Mezcal Don Agave to Teotitlán del Valle. I especially love the chance for several mezcal…
Two days, Oaxaca hits the highlights. This small-group tour is a smart way to see major sights with personalized attention and built-in hotel transfers. I like how the route mixes archaeology, crafts, and a mezcal visit instead of turning everything…
A day like this moves fast—without feeling rushed. This private outing strings together four standout Oaxaca stops: the Tule Tree, the weaving-focused town of Teotitlán del Valle, the petrified waterfalls at Hierve el Agua, and the striking Mitla ruins. I…
Your mezcal starts with breakfast. This 7-and-a-half-hour Oaxaca City experience is built like a real day in mezcal country, not a rushed tasting strip. You start with tacos from a small local spot, then spend hours at working palenques learning…
Mexico City has a way of pulling you in fast. This 9-hour day pairs the power-and-prayer vibe of the historic center with a guided visit to the Teotihuacan pyramids, plus an included mezcal or tequila tasting that keeps the afternoon…
Mezcal and insects on a boat. That combo is exactly why this Xochimilco trip feels so different. You’ll float through the canals on a traditional trajinera while your guide leads unlimited artisanal mezcal tastings, with stories behind different styles like…
A day like this keeps Oaxaca feeling personal. This full-day loop strings together four very different scenes: an ancient tree, wool-and-wax artisan work, Mitla’s greca architecture, and Hierve el Agua’s petrified pools before ending at a mezcal factory. I like…
That frozen-waterfall view at Hierve el Agua is unforgettable. This day strings together ocean-quiet mineral springs, a premium mezcal cave tasting, and time with real Oaxaca makers, all wrapped into one smooth 8-hour circuit. I especially love the early start…
Mezcal and mole in one glass? It makes sense fast. This 1.5-hour class in the Mexico City area puts seven vegetarian moles together with seven agave mezcals, using a certified sommelier to help you taste with purpose. I like the…
