MEXICO CITY
Mexico City’s best days out.
The 15 cycling tours travellers book most in Mexico City, each one reviewed in full: what the day is really like, who runs it, how long it takes and what you pay.
Bike Coyoacán with a small English group, snack on churros and tostadas, then use VIP skip-the-line entry for Frida Kahlo Museum.
Most Popular“★★★★”
Small-group academic bike tour in Mexico City: Chapultepec park, chocolate or cable car, and Don Juan tacos. Easy pace, $70.
“Bikes are a great way to get around CDMX. Chapultepec park is so large that I don't think you can see much of it unless you are on a bike. I enjoyed the tour, but here are things I wish I had thought of before:”
Small-group Mexico City e-bike tour with taco and churros stops, cruising Roma, Reforma, Zócalo, and Chapultepec in about 4 hours.
“11/10 ! Eduardo and his side kick nailed it! What a way to see the city. Book it you won’t be disappointed. Not a foodie tour but there is enough of that…you can catch all the highlights of the main downtown areas. Thank you from your Canadian friends! 🇨🇦”
Bike Mexico City street art neighborhoods with a small group, guided mural stops, and street-food snacks, with options for north or south routes.
“Ivan was knowledgeable and very pleasant and as a bonus introduced me to new MX food at lunch and provided context of some Mexican history and customs. Beautiful street art murals!”
Ride an e-bike through Chapultepec, Reforma, Centro Histórico, and Mercado de San Juan with safety gear and tasty Mexican bites for about $52.
“Fun and informative. Super friendly and kept moving. It’s a great way to see a lot and est good food.”
Cycle through Roma, Condesa and Chapultepec with tamales, tacos, market bites and a Michelada included. English tour, small group.
“Raul was our guide and he took us through the city to eat some street food and tamales. A lot of energy and he made sure to keep us safe as we rode through the streets of Mexico City. At the end of the tour we had a victory beer to celebrate our day in…”
Art Naco in Mexico City: a 3-hour small-group bike tour through street art barrios, with murals, workshops, and real taco breaks.
Sunrise hot-air balloon over Teotihuacan, then guided ruins plus optional bike or walking tour with breakfast and lunch included.
“The whole tour was a lot of fun! The pickup in the morning was easy. Volaré was a perfect company to work with for the hot air balloon ride. It felt very safe and organized. Our pilot flew us right over the pyramid on the way there and back.”
Bike through Roma Norte and La Condesa in Mexico City for multiple top tacos, plus beer and mezcal, with a local guide.
“This was so much fun! A great way to see the city and try tacos from a variety of areas. I’m not a great biker and this was leisurely. The tacos were all fabulous! I’m so glad we did this! Maria was an excellent tour guide. Recommend.”
Bike through Teotihuacán with a guided walking tour, pyramid viewpoints, mural stops, and a cave observatory stop, plus snacks and water.
“The highlight of the trip was our guide's short capsule narration of the life of Frida Kahlo, and his overview of the Coyocaon history... he was engaging and down to earth, a real delight”
Bike through Roma Norte and Condesa for a Michelin-style taco crawl with a small group, included lunch, and a michelada finale.
“Mario and Simon were fun and great at keeping the group on track and informed. No hesitation to tell anyone reading this they need to make it happen!”
Bike the Emperor Route from Reforma monuments to Chapultepec Park, with a local guide and included street-food snacks in English.
“Biking around CDMX is a great way to see the city. It is very easy and the bike lanes are well laid out. Our guide - Pablo was absolutely fantastic. Very knowledgeable and extremely friendly. His #2 guy (Can't remember his name) was also a real character. A human sound effects generator. (sirens and whoop-whoops).…”
Ride Mexico City’s top sights on an e-bike with a small guide team, then refuel on tacos and sweet stops over a 4-hour route.
Bike through Mexico City’s Chapultepec Forest with a private guide, helmet and disinfection included, and a fast route that shows more in less time.
“This was a perfect way to see Chapultepec Forest! We were able to cover lots of the beautiful area. Miguel was very knowledgeable and a great guide. I would highly recommend this tour!”
A 3-hour private neon night bike tour through Mexico City’s Centro Historico, Bellas Artes, Alameda, and Palacio Postal with street-food lunch.
“Spent time waiting at the spot, but tour guy didn’t show up and texted in the chat, no responses. This is a scam!!”
Every corner of the city, and every road out into the valley.
![Frida Kahlo VIP - Bike & Churros [Museum Tickets Included] - Stop 1: Jardín Centenario and the Fountain of the Coyotes](https://images.themexicocityguide.com/wp-content/uploads/frida-kahlo-vip-bike-churros-museum-tickets-included.jpg)
