Top Activities on the Ground in Mexico City

The tour will show you that Mexican food is not only Tacos, exploring the neighborhoods of Roma, Condesa, Chapultepec Park and Reforma (main avenue) You will try various types of Mexican street food, gain insight into Mexican daily life, delve into Mexican culture and history, and learn some Mexican vocab that will be useful for you while traveling in the country. We have tried all the food ourselves and can assure you that it is produced under good and hygienic conditions. The tour is also suited for vegetarians and vegans, just let us know food restrictions in advance

Visit one of the most charming parts of Mexico City with this bike tour of Coyoacan. Begin at Parque Mexico in stylish Condesa, then hop on your bike to Coyoacan. Ride through the cobblestone streets and learn about the life of legendary painter Frida Kahlo. Enjoy a guided tour of her former home, the Casa Azul, which bursts with the painter’s personality, before your return to Condesa.

Discover the best of Teotihuacán and its lesser-known gems on this full-day guided tour from Mexico City. See the UNESCO World Heritage site’s top attractions including the Quetzalcoatl, Sun and Moon pyramids, as well as mural paintings and the Butterfly Palace. Visit an obsidian workshop, and taste pulque and tuna products at local factories. Upgrade your experience with a bike tour at no additional charge! Buffet lunch and hotel transport included.

Mexico City’s busy streets can often make exploring by bike a difficult task. Follow a guide along the Mexican capital’s longest dedicated bike lane on a tour that reveals the history and beauty of Paseo de la Reforma and Chapultepec Park. A small group ensures safety and personalized attention, and a choice of morning or afternoon departure allows you to slot this tour into even the busiest of sightseeing schedules. This tour is also inclusive of a delicious street food lunch.

Find the vibrant street art hidden all over Mexico City on a guided bike tour that explores some of the city's most colorful neighborhoods. Cycling through the city with a local guide means you'll get insights into the thriving street art scene, from stencils to spray paint, stickers, and murals. Group size is limited to 10 people to ensure a more personalized experience as you go way off the tourist trail to learn about the roots and cutting edge of Mexico City art.

Discover Mexico City’s cathedrals, museums, plazas and more on this guided architectural bike tour. See the rich ornamentation of Bellas Artes and Palacio Postal. Admire the baroque Metropolitan Cathedral and cruise through the sprawling main square, or zócalo. Your tour group will remain small, ensuring an intimate experience, and is led by local expert guides. Flexible departure times to suit your travel itinerary and a delicious street food lunch keeps you energized.

Combine mezcal and Mexican wrestling on a half-day lucha libre tour in Mexico City. Discover the fascinating history, rules, and personalities of Lucha libre over a drink and a snack, then catch a live match at Arena Mexico, often called Mexico’s “cathedral of Lucha libre.” This tour is led by a former luchador, or wrestler, who shares a unique, behind-the-scenes look at the world of Lucha libre's heroes and villains.

Get an insider’s peek into Mexico City's culinary hotspot of Polanco on this food walking tour. An in-the-know guide whisks you around the well-heeled neighborhood to several different eating venues. Sample Oaxacan, Yucatecan and traditional dishes, including chocolate and ice cream desserts, against the backdrop of Polanco’s parks, mansions and art galleries. Capture a memorable experience on this small-group tour limited to just 10 foodies.

Explore the historic center of Mexico City with this small-group walking tour. You'll hit up many of the city's most important attractions, including the Metropolitan Cathedral and the Palacia de Bellas Artes with an expert local guide to provide context and historical information and answer any questions you might have.

Immerse yourself in one of Mexico’s most exciting cultural traditions during a half-day ‘Lucha libre’ (Mexican wrestling) experience in Mexico City. Sample a Mexican cocktail at a traditional tavern before watching a live Mexican wrestling match at either Arena Mexico or La Arena Coliseo (depending on the day you have booked), two of the country’s most famous Lucha libre stadiums. Small-group tour limited to 15 people.

Discover architectural wonders on this guided day trip to Cholula and Puebla from Mexico City. Inside Cholula’s archaeological zone, feast your eyes on Pirámide Tepanapa, or the Great Pyramid, the world’s largest—even bigger in volume than Cheops in Egypt! Wind your way through the UNESCO-listed city of Puebla, home to gorgeous tiled buildings and Mexican Baroque churches, including the Church of Santo Domingo and Chapel of the Rosary. Bonus: hotel transport and lunch are included.

Discover one of Mexico’s most important archeological sites in a small group limited to 20 on a tour of the Teotihuacan Pyramids from Mexico City. With your guide, visit the highlights of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, which include the Sun Pyramid, Moon Plaza, Palace of Quetzalpapalotl, and the Temple of Quetzalcoatl. Entrance fees and transport via public bus are included.

This Viator Exclusive—available nowhere else—gets you inside Chapultepec Castle, one of Mexico City’s most popular attractions, before the crowds pour in. In relative tranquility, discover the castle’s 12 halls filled with royal artifacts and learn about Chapultepec’s origins as a retreat for Aztec rulers. An informative guide then takes you to the National Museum of Anthropology, which houses the largest collection of traditional Mexican art in the world.

Explore by bike the area outside the archaeological zone of Teotihuacán on this 4-hour guided tour. Cycle through a valley offering fantastic views of the ancient pyramids and visit local neighborhoods to admire Teotihuacán mural paintings. Check out an obsidian workshop before tasting pulque and tuna products at local factories. Enjoy free time to explore the archaeological zone on your own.

Explore Mexico City's cultural and culinary attractions by electric bicycle with this tour. You'll ride alongside the Bosque de Chapultepec, up to the Paseo de la Reforma, over to the city center, and up to the Mercado de San Juan, with stops to try local food items along the way.

Visit the Coyoacan neighborhood by bicycle and visit Frida Kahlo Museum without having to wait in long lines with this tour. You'll cycle through the artist's old neighborhood, taking in parks, landmarks, and markets along the way. You'll also stop for churros and tostadas during your trip, wrapping up at the Frida Kaholo Museum, where you’ll get skip-the-line entry.

Swap the bustling museums for the open streets on an urban art tour of Mexico City, and be immersed in the capital’s ambience as you zip between sights by bike. Benefit from your local guide’s commentary to learn more about Mexico City’s alternative art scene, and take advantage of regular stops to capture stylish snaps against unique city backdrops.

Explore the heart of Mexico City with this guided, small-group bike tour of the Mexican capital. You'll visit the Monumento y Museo de la Revolución, spend time in the historic city center, cycle through trendy La Condesa, and spend time in the lush Bosque de Chapultepec, all with a professional guide to lead the way.

Experience some of Mexico City’s main highlights on this guided bike tour. See the famed Diego Rivera mural at the National Palace, check out the Angel of Independence on Paseo de la Reforma, admire the centuries-old Metropolitan Cathedral and much more. Learn about the city’s rich, ancient history from your guide and customize your itinerary to suit your interests. Tour includes bike, entrance fees and lunch. 

Bike your way through Mexico City on this small-group gastronomy tour. Begin at Parque Mexico in the trendy Condesa neighborhood, then stop for a treat at the Museum of Chocolate. Your guide will share historical information as you continue to Alameda Central, home to the Zocalo and the Palace of Fine Arts. Sample tasty seafood at the San Juan Market, then bike through bohemian Roma as you return to Condesa.

This Iztaccihuatl Volcano hike is a must-do for outdoor enthusiasts visiting Mexico City. An experienced guide gets you ready from start to finish on this adventure-filled day. Trek for 3 hours on an intermediate trail that ends a few thousand feet below the snowcapped summit 17,000 feet high. The air may be thin up there, but the views are not — soak up stunning views of Popocatepetl and the Valley of Mexico before descending the dormant volcano and fueling up with lunch (own expense). 

See Mexico City’s major attractions on this hop-on hop-off bus tour. Travel by an open-top, double-decker bus on this comprehensive sightseeing experience that covers the Zócalo, Revolution Monument, world-class museums, buildings and more. Buses run regularly from morning until night, giving you the flexibility to explore the sprawling metropolis at a pace that suits you.

Get an insider’s introduction to Mexico City’s thriving food scene during this small-group, half-day biking and tasting tour. From leafy parks and bustling boulevards to traditional street markets and family-run food stands, you’ll sample a mix of sweet and savory snacks. Neighborhoods include La Condesa, Roma, Chapultepec Park, and Juarez.

Hike Mexico’s fourth tallest peak, the 13,000-foot (4,000-meter) Nevado de Toluca, with the help of a mountain guide. Explore this extinct volcano, its twin lakes, and spectacular scenery during a full-day adventure. Trekkers must be healthy, in appropriate shape, and equipped with hiking boots for this nearly 5-mile (8-kilometer) hike. For your security, trekking poles and accident insurance are included in the tour cost.

It’s almost impossible to see and do everything in the vast Bosque de Chapultepec, especially if you’ve got limited time in Mexico City; however, during this guided bike tour you’ll cover more ground than you could on foot without the worry of getting lost, all while learning about the secrets of the forest from your guide.