Mexico · MEXICO CITY TOURS
The capital is enormous, high, and better organised than its reputation. Build a first visit out of these 15: the pyramids up north, the canals and the Casa Azul down south, the murals and the market food in the middle.
See Tlatelolco, Guadalupe Shrine, and Teotihuacan in one day, with transport, guide, tequila tasting, and optional Mexican lunch.
“It was great. Leonardo and Juan made sure the trip ran smoothly and provided a lot of information. The lunch was also very good”
Explore Coyoacán, Casa Azul, UNAM and Xochimilco by trajinera on a full-day Mexico City tour with optional lunch and museum entry.
“The visit was done in a large group. The guide provided many details about the history and culture of Mexico. The negative point was the presence of several tourist traps: wasted time, a stop at unpleasant toilets, and an overpriced restaurant.”
Sunrise balloon flight over Teotihuacan, cave breakfast, mezcal tasting, pyramids, and CDMX pickup in one early morning tour.
“April and Fernando were so kind and friendly! They made our time extremely enjoyable and an adventure we’ll never forget!”
Visit Teotihuacan from Mexico City with an expert guide, air-conditioned transport, included admission, and no souvenir-shop stops.
“Well done. Timely, comfortable bus, very informational. Jorge and Rudolf were a great team as driver and guide. Highly recommend!”
Reach Teotihuacan before the crowds, explore its pyramids with a guide, then choose an obsidian workshop and Mexican lunch.
“Everyone was kind and helpful. The bus ride was comfortable. The food after was pretty ok too. Once getting to the site I would ask for your ticket. We decided to use the bathroom at gate 2 and they wouldn’t let us in because we didn’t have the site ticket. So make sure and get that. We had to buy another one to get back in. I would also suggest that starting early at the moon pyramid would make more sense. By the time we got there it was crowded. These are just my ideas but still I enjoyed it.”
Review of a Teotihuacan balloon flight from Mexico City, cave breakfast, mezcal tasting, pyramid visit, transport, costs, and practical tips.
“Fantastic experience. Very professional and well organised from the city hotel pick up to our afternoon drop off. Good communication with the tour company.”
Float above Teotihuacan at sunrise, then enjoy a cave breakfast, mezcal tasting, and pyramid visit from Mexico City.
“Hot air balloon ride over ancient pyramids, how can it get more incredible than that? Everything was well executed and response was on point. Never felt a doubt about this being worth it.”
Review of Mexico City’s Teotihuacan, Tlatelolco and Guadalupe tour, with tequila tasting, lunch, guide tips, group size and value advice.
“It was my first time visiting Mexico City and I booked this trip to learn more about the history of Mexico. The tour took us to a pre-hispanic archeological village and site called Teotihuacan, we did some mezcal tasting and had lunch. Our tour guides Alex and David, were extremely informative and never missed a beat in answering our questions.”
Fly over Teotihuacan at sunrise with Volare, then enjoy a Mexican breakfast and optional pyramid visit from Mexico City.
“This experience is truly amazing. The view was incredible. The staff as really great and make sure you have a great experience. I would recommend this to anyone traveling.”
See Coyoacán, Frida Kahlo’s Casa Azul, UNAM murals, and Xochimilco by trajinera on a well-priced 10-hour Mexico City tour.
“I had such a wonderful time today on the tour of UNAM, Xochimilco, Coyoacán, and the Frida Kahlo Museum with our guides Alex and Fernanda. In particular, Alex, who led the English portion of the tour, was outstanding. As a UNAM graduate himself, he explained everything with clear logic and in simple English, making it easy to follow even though English is not my native language. Thanks to him, I was able to truly understand the stories behind Mexico and its key historical figures. I highly recommend this tour to anyone who wants to experience the rich history and art of Mexico City!Read more”
Float over Teotihuacan at sunrise, then enjoy cave breakfast, mezcal tasting, and a guided pyramid visit from Mexico City.
“It's an early morning, but totally worth it. They picked us up and my rental, gave us coffee and snacks and took lots of pictures before our flight. The pictures were available for sale but the staff didn't pressure us to buy. The hot air balloon ride over the pyramids was breathtaking and our operator was fun friendly and professional. We even toasted after landing. Breakfast in the cave was a bit loud, but the food was delicious, and the live drumming and dancing were fun to experience. Between breakfast and touring Teotihuacan, we briefly toured the rest of the cave and went to the tasting which was fun and…”
Review of a Teotihuacan balloon flight from Mexico City with cave breakfast, hotel pickup, mezcal tasting, and pyramid time.
“The hot air balloon ride was an unforgettable experience! Although my youngest son, who is nearly 3, wasn’t able to ride (which I completely understand), they did offer a partial refund for him but, I never received it. The breakfast was tasty, though it did feel a bit rushed. The pyramids themselves were spectacular, and our tour guide and driver were incredibly helpful throughout the day.”
Review of a private Teotihuacan tour from Mexico City, with early pickup, expert guides, pyramid walks, transport, and mezcal tasting.
“Ivan was excellent! We had a great time learning about Teotihuacan and the pyramids with Ivan. He was knowledgeable, professional, and punctual. We wanted to leave a little later so we could eat breakfast beforehand and he was very accommodating.”
Review of the Puebla, Cholula and Tonantzintla day trip from Mexico City, with pyramid views, churches, Talavera crafts, transport tips and lunch advice.
“Our tour guide Alvaro and driver Rodolfo made the trip a great experience. We had time to explore and enjoy Puebla like I don’t think we would have without them.”
Compare early and afternoon Teotihuacan tours with expert guides, pyramid views, obsidian crafts, tequila tasting, lunch, and easy transport.
“First, the pyramids are absolutely breathtaking. Totally worth the trip! Miriam was knowledgeable and informative. It was a great experience. I would like to point out, however, that she walked very fast and often "left people behind" who ended up not listening to part of her explanations. It didn't help that we had a visually impaired person on the tour, who walked slower, but there were also other people affected. That aside, it was a great tour and the restaurant we went to had the most fabulous Molcajete. It was a great experience!”
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