MEXICO CITY
Mexico City’s best days out.
The 15 walking 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.
A small-group walk through Mexico City’s Centro Histórico with a certified guide, hitting Zócalo, Templo Mayor ruins, Cathedral, Postal Palace, and Bellas Artes.
Most Popular“Daniela was an excellent guide. Have detailed explanations about all the sights and helpful information about Mexican culture.”
A 3-hour Mexico City Centro Histórico walk with a local guide, cathedral and Aztec ruins, the Post Office, fine-arts sights, and sweet bread.
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Walk Coyoacán with a small English guide, snack at markets with churros, and get Frida Kahlo Museum tickets included.
“I will never use Viator again. Bought tickets in advance to Frida Kalo payment went through received confirmation right before we were leaving for the trip. Received a message that my reservation was canceled as the time we reserved was not available anymore. Went to try to buy again, tickets were sold out however I…”
A 3-hour small-group walk through Mexico City’s Centro Histórico, mixing Zócalo views, Templo Mayor, Diego Rivera murals, and grand palaces.
“There is a lot of walking without places to sit if you're not acclimated to the elevation! Our tour guide was very thoughtful about hot sun. But she was especially informative about Mexico history and the areas we explored. Fer was also flexible in letting us spend a few minutes in the education building court…”
Private 3-hour English tour of Mexico City’s National Museum of Anthropology with a bilingual guide. Admission included, Polanco start.
“Professional guided tour that covered pre-Spanish history and highlighted some of the most valuable museum collections. Anna was an excellent guide and provided detailed explanations throughout the tour. We learned so much that we could not possibly have learned on our own.”
Walk Mexico City’s historic center with a live English guide, free museum entries, and key stops from Zócalo to Bellas Artes.
“It was an ok tour.”
Walk Mexico City’s most important mural stops, from San Ildefonso to Bellas Artes, with an English guide for $51.
“Lots to see. Very experienced guide. Wear comfortable shoes! Unfortunately, we our guide was so engaged that the tour went a bit long. But enjoyed the time and the art and the education in the old section of Mexico City.”
A 3.5-hour Mexico City downtown mural walk with a small-group bilingual guide, major Rivera/Orozco/Siqueiros works, and museum entry.
“It was a good overview of all the important murals and muralists. Our guide was excellent. He was very knowledgeable of the history, had interesting interpretations of the art, and answered all of our questions. He was a great teacher!”
Small-group Coyoacán walk with chapel, local market tacos, and included entry to Frida Kahlo Museum at Casa Azul.
“This is a nice small group tour to visit Coyoacan and mainly the Frida Kahlo Museum/Casa Azul. The tour itself was light in terms of walking and information, but it was nice nonetheless to have a great tour guide show us around and answer questions. Having lunch in a local market was great, too. Overall…”
A 3-hour guided walk through Mexico City’s Centro Histórico, covering Aztec, colonial, and Republic eras with photo stops and local food tips.
Tequila, mezcal, and pulque tastings plus a guided walk in Mexico City’s historic center, ending with a live Lucha Libre show.
Sunrise hot-air balloon over Teotihuacan, then guided ruins plus optional bike or walking tour with breakfast and lunch included.
“I was initially unsure about this experience, but I'm so glad I did it! It sounds like they send up these many balloons every single day. Turns out our balloon pilot was an ex-fighter pilot for the Mexican Air Force, so we knew we were in very good hands. After that, we went to the…”
Private 5-hour Mexico City walk from the Anthropology Museum to Chapultepec Castle, with a bilingual guide and entry tickets.
“We had a wonderful and thoroughly enjoyable tour with Carlos. The museum is very large, so having a knowledgeable guide to walk us through, share stories, and point out important details was both helpful and enlightening. We also toured the castle, which offered great views of the city, beautiful gardens, and a rich sense of…”
Private 4-hour Historic Center walk with a local guide, free stops, and included Palacio de Bellas Artes murals for $156.
“This was the perfect way to get an introduction to the historic center of Mexico City. Our guide was wonderful and was eager to adapt the tour to our interests which we greatly appreciated. He was extremely knowledgable and amiable. Highly recommend.”
A small-group, English walking tour through Mexico City’s Centro Histórico with architecture stops, rooftop views, and insider context.
“We just took Ricardo's walking tour. We loved it! Ricardo's love for this city is infectious. He pointed out and showed us things that we never would have noticed or found without a knowledgeable guide. He is a great communicator and made the history (and the present) of Mexico City very interesting and awesome. He…”
Every corner of the city, and every road out into the valley.
