MEXICO CITY
822 Tours Reviewed
Teotihuacan feels personal when you go small. This private morning outing takes you to San Juan Teotihuacan for a focused 3-hour walk-and-talk with an English-speaking certified guide. You get pickup from your hotel area and a comfortable ride, so you…
Puebla gets easier fast from the bus. This hop-on hop-off loop is a smart way to see Puebla’s UNESCO historic center and then look out over the city, with a Spanish audio guide that explains what you’re passing. I also…
Food plus bikes beats museum days. This 5-hour ride mixes street food with neighborhood sights, with quick history-and-culture stops as you pedal from Condesa to Roma, then into Chapultepec Park. I like how the tour is built for small groups,…
Two hours is enough to get oriented. This Oaxaca City private tour is short, flexible, and built around walkable Centro landmarks, so you can see a lot without getting stuck in tourist-bus time. You pick the feel of the outing,…
Old Mexico City is right under your feet. This walking tour threads together Aztec roots and colonial landmarks in one smooth loop, with a local guide helping you spot what most people miss. I like that it’s built around real…
Teotihuacán feels different before the crowds. This private tour gets you to the archaeological zone early, then guides you through the Sun, Moon, and Feathered Serpent pyramids, with an option to climb the last one if you want. You’re not…
One day, nine stops, zero stress. This Queretaro trip is built for you to see the big architectural and historical hits without wrestling with planning, with hotel pickup and a max 10-person group. You’ll also travel with an English-speaking guide,…
Coffee in the clouds. This 4-hour experience in Coatepec mixes a hands-on coffee museum with a real plantation visit, plus a 4×4 ride through the countryside. You’ll learn how coffee goes from processing steps to the cup, then see how…
A saddle changes how you see San Miguel. This horseback cantinas tour pairs an intensive riding class with time on horseback in one of Mexico’s prettiest colonial towns, plus stops for local drinks and stories. I especially like the mix…
Five tacos and a short history lesson. This tour is fun because you eat through real neighborhoods while your guide connects what’s on your plate to what’s around you. I like that it starts easy with a natural fruit juice…
Mexico City gets under your skin fast. This private VIP-style run mixes major historic sights with smooth round-trip pickup, and it’s built around what you want to spend time on. I especially like how you get personal attention from your…
Silver tunnels and views make Guanajuato click. This private 6-hour day pairs the UNESCO colonial center with underground passages and the silver story behind the city’s wealth. You get tunnels close up and silver-mining context. I love the way guides…
Oaxaca clicks into focus when you walk it. This private 3-hour route strings together Oaxaca’s major landmarks with a hands-on mezcal tasting finish, so you get a first-day feel for how the city is built and how people live. You…
Silver runs under Guanajuato. This private 4-hour outing strings together silver mines and a classic 18th-century hacienda in a way that actually explains what you’re seeing. I like that you get a certified guide (the kind who can tell you…
Cholula stacks its past on every corner. This walking tour links Prehispanic and Colonial layers of the city with an archaeologist guide, as you start at the Iglesia de los Remedios church built on top of the pyramid. From there,…
