MEXICO CITY
Mexico City’s best days out.
The 15 guided 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.
Beat the crowds with early access to Teotihuacan from Mexico City. Guided walk, included entry and transport, plus optional lunch.
Most Popular“Alex the guide is great! Very knowledgeable, super friendly, passionate and willing to share every information and curiosity he had about the pyramids and the history behind them. Could not complain about him!”
A 2.5-hour English guided tour with museum admission at Mexico City’s National Museum of Anthropology, featuring Olmec, Maya, and Aztec highlights.
“Excellent tour. Our guide was extremely knowledgeable and helpful. Made this outstanding museum accessible instead of overwhelming!”
2.5-hour guided highlights tour of Mexico City’s National Museum of Anthropology, from 10,000-year spear points to the Aztec Sun Stone.
Skip the lines at La Casa Azul, explore Frida Kahlo’s home with a digital guide, and add the Anahuacalli Museum ticket.
Cave breakfast, drink tastings, artisan stops, and a guided Teotihuacán visit with pyramid access—plus roundtrip pickup from Mexico City.
“Had an amazing time on the tour. Learnt so much history thanks to the amazing guides! Driver was perfectly on time and very helpful.”
Private early-access Teotihuacan tour with hotel pickup, expert cultural guide, and an obsidian-and-pulque workshop stop.
“Gerardo was friendly and an excellent, well informed, professional guide - great communication skills and a wealth of information about Teotihuacan. He was also able to provide some interesting insights into related areas of historic importance. The journey to and from was great and very comfortable.”
Early morning Teotihuacán tour from Mexico City with an expert guide, Tlatelolco stop, workshops, and artisan market time.
“This tour was the highlight of our trip, Our guide Yunuen provided an insightful and engaging tour of Teotihuacan offering a perspective that drew on his academic work connected to the archeological site and the broader histories of the pre-hispanic people and the complexities of european primary sources and how they shape our understanding of…”
A small-group volcano trek from Puebla state, ending at a traditional market lunch. Views, native plants, and altitude all day.
Mexico City street food walking tour in Cuauhtémoc: learn what to order, eat lots of local bites, and finish with artisan chocolate.
“The food selection was good, there were lots of things in the menu which I wanted to try and others which I had never heard of and was good to have an opportunity to try. The negatives about the experience were that the tour felt rushed, and I have to add that I found this…”
3-hour Roma Norte taco and mezcal crawl with a local guide, multiple tastings, and a fun night walk for food lovers.
“Such a fun experience. And a great way to try out a variety of tacos from different parts of Mexico. Ismael was a great guide/host and was engaging. Come hungry! You can get as many tacos as you want.”
A 3-hour guided walk through Mexico City’s Centro Histórico, covering Aztec, colonial, and Republic eras with photo stops and local food tips.
Timed entry to Casa Azul and bonus access to Museo Anahuacalli, with an English/Spanish digital guide for Frida Kahlo fans.
“This is scam.. we purchased the tickets 2 hours prior to the start time. We are in line for the museum and they tell us we don’t have “official tickets, to reach out to the agency we booked with” we contacted them through the phone number provided, no one answered. We contacted Viator directly, after…”
Guided Teotihuacán with pickup, a full breakfast in La Cueva, and a short Tlalocan workshop with artisan tastings.
“This an absolute must do! Marisol was a beautiful soul and provided so much knowledge about the day of the dead. How it is not a time for sorrow, but a celebration of memory that glows in the night. The air feels alive between worlds, carrying the smell of marigolds and copal — soft echoes…”
Private balloon flight to Teotihuacán with early pickup, breakfast, and a guided ruins tour in a small group.
“The highlight of our Mexico City was this it's a early morning one but I think it's worth getting up early one day on your holiday, the tour guide and driver both were very good and the best was breakfast”
Timed entry to Casa Azul plus written guide access to Diego Rivera Anahuacalli, with optional coffee, alebrijes, and photos.
“Glad we were able to book tickets for this very popular museum. Guide book which you provided was very helpful.”
Every corner of the city, and every road out into the valley.
