MEXICO CITY
26 Tours Reviewed
Cacao and art go together here. This small-group tour in Oaxaca City pairs guided stops in art schools, printmaking and painting centers, and other creative spaces with cocoa tastings and drinks tied to Oaxacan culture. You’ll also walk through parts…
Mexico City changes fast—this tour shows it in motion. You’ll start in Centro Histórico, ride the metro for a quick taste of everyday local life and station artwork, then float above the city on Cablebús Linea 2 for big skyline-and-hills…
Food is the map here. This Mercado de Abastos tour is built for wandering a massive market—over 16 hectares—without getting lost in the noise, the smells, and the sheer number of stalls. You’ll start in Oaxaca City near the Zócalo…
You get a proper Mexico City food lesson, not just a meal. This hands-on experience pairs a chef-led walk through Mercado de Coyoacán with a cooking studio class where you’ll make a full vegan lunch from start to finish. I…
Three hours in Oaxaca City, well spent. This tour strings together standout churches and a full market stop, with a chocolate stop that traces the drink back to pre-Hispanic roots. I like the clear, low-stress order of sights you get…
Your spice game gets upgraded fast. This Mexico City Mexican salsas cooking class pairs a hands-on cooking studio session with a walking Mercado de Medellín market tour, so you learn what goes into salsa and then taste it all. I…
A short trip with big variety is hard to find. This one strings together San Ángel, the Museum of El Carmen, and a famous Bazaar Sabado shopping stop, plus a calm walk through Chimalistac. It works because the day moves…
Some places in Mexico don’t need trying too hard. This one mixes local food with a quiet canal ride, then adds hands-on learning about chinampas and axolotls. I especially like the way you start at Mercado de Xochimilco (native corn,…
Shopping day hits different in Mexico City. This experience pairs two quieter, historic neighborhoods—San Ángel and Chimalistac—with time to browse Bazaar Sabado, a craft market that’s been operating since 1960. You get a guided walk that makes the details easier…
Street smells, flower hues, and salsa skills. This 3-hour Mexico City vegan and veggie market route pairs downtown landmarks like the Metropolitan Cathedral and Zócalo with two local markets, then finishes at Mercado de Jamaica for a cooking lesson with…
Cooking tacos with a market stop. That’s the hook. What makes this experience stand out is the mix of Mercado de Medellín wandering and full-on hands-on cooking back at the studio. I love that you don’t just eat tacos—you learn…
A market visit can change how you eat. This one pairs Mercado Medellín history with hands-on cooking at a chef’s home. You get the story of ancient ingredients meeting Spanish-era creativity, then you turn it into tamales, mole and tortillas.…
Coyoacán has a way of making food feel personal. This 5-hour market-and-cook experience pairs a guided walk with Ricardo at classic quesadilla stops and ingredient hunting, then hands you the apron with Chef Manu in Meztli’s vintage kitchen. I especially…
Food has a way of teaching fast. This private Mexico City experience pairs a guided run through San Juan Market with an at-home cooking lesson led by Alex & Ale. I love how the market walk turns grocery shopping into…
Food shopping, then cooking, then eating. This eight-person market-to-table experience links what’s sold at Mercado de Medellín with why Mexican cooking tastes the way it does today. You start with a short market walk in Roma Sur, then head to…
