CDMX · GUIDED
22 reviewed
Good guided tours sell out around weekends and holidays, and the great ones go first. The 15 best sit below, priced and timed, with a line on who each suits.
Visit Teotihuacan before the crowds with a guide, pyramid views, obsidian workshop, Mexican lunch option, and round-trip transport from Mexico City.
“Amazing tour! Antonio was extremely informative and very kind. Enjoyed the history that was taught to us about the pyramids as well as the restaurant stop at the end”
Review of Mexico City’s Anthropology Museum tour, with expert context, major artifacts, timing, group size, price, and practical booking advice.
“The tour guide seems to be very knowledge of the topic but I think it would have been better suited for a Spanish speaking group rather English. I had a really hard time understanding the topic and at time lost interest.”
Explore Mexico City's vast Anthropology Museum with an English or Spanish guide, from ancient spear points to the Aztec Sun Stone.
“Thank you to Miguel, he was the best guide, super friendly and knowledgeable. The experience was one of the best of my life, 100% recommended!”
See Frida Kahlo’s Blue House with timed entry, a digital guide, peaceful gardens, and access to Diego Rivera’s Anahuacalli Museum.
“great communication, did let me buy the ticket for the next day despite long waiting time according to official Frida site.”
Review of Teotihuacan’s cave breakfast tour, pyramid climb, obsidian workshop, tastings, chocolate making, transport, and value.
“Ithamar was a great tour guide. He was knowledgeable and courteous. The tour was a great experience and the cave dining was a nice experience.”
Review of a private Teotihuacan tour from Mexico City with early access, expert guides, pyramids, obsidian, maguey, and private transport.
“Our guide, Ernesto, had a background in archaeology. He also loved to share what he knew and loved. That’s a great combination for a tour guide. When he saw how interested we were, he dug deep (pun intended) to inform us about Teotihuacan. At the end he mentioned that we could buy souvenirs at a workshop if we wished. But he wasn’t pushy about it at all; entirely our choice. And that was a fine and meaningful addition. Thanks!”
Visit Teotihuacan before the crowds with an expert guide, air-conditioned transport, artisan stop, agave tasting, and lunch break.
“The visit is about 7 hours, total. There was little traffic to the ruins, and the tour guides kind, helpful, and informative. The driver was very safe. Our group consisted of about 10 people and the van we were picked up in was comfortable, clean, and safe. The visit to the ruins was informative and interesting, and afterward, we went to an artisanal market, where there were lots of souvenirs to purchase, if needed. I would have liked more time to learn about the plants and way things were made, but others seemed to think it was enough time (I like lots of educational component). Afterward, we went to a…”
Trek near Mexico City through volcanic forests, see Popocatépetl’s fumarole, and finish with tacos at a traditional market.
“unforgettable experience, tailor made for individual needs on field, excellent guide”
Sample tacos, tlacoyos, carnitas, tamales, fresh juice, and artisan chocolate on a small-group Mexico City food walk.
“Met all my expectations. Clarity is a terrific guide. She is very knowledgeable and took us to the best vendors. We ate tamales, many different tacos, tried salsas, had a quesadilla with potatoes and ended the tour with a delicious cold chocolate drink. Clarita is delightful.”
Eat across Roma Norte on a three-hour taco and mezcal crawl with a local guide, generous tastings, cultural insight, and smart CDMX food tips.
“I cannot recommend this tour enough. We did our tour with Ishmael and he was extremely knowledgeable and personable. Our group was wonderful and it felt like a bunch of friends hanging out, drinking and eating tacos together. It was definitely a highlight of our trip!! Thank you for an incredible taco tour!!”
Explore Mexico City’s historic center on a three-hour walk through Aztec, colonial, and republican history, with local food tips and expert guides.
“Alexia was great fun, engaging and informative. She showed us amazing sights around the historic centre and was full of fascinating facts about Mexico City and its incredible history. Definitely recommend!”
Review of the Frida Kahlo Blue House and Anahuacalli ticket, with digital guide, timing advice, price analysis, and key booking cautions.
“Overpriced tickets to see Frida Kahlo museum. No guide included as initially thought. This is just to give you entrance to the museum”
Explore Teotihuacan with an English-speaking guide, eat breakfast in a cave, taste pulque and mezcal, and enjoy round-trip transport from Mexico City.
“Pickup was on time. We stopped road side for tamales. Delicious. Tour guide was very informative at pyramids.”
Float over Teotihuacán at dawn, enjoy breakfast, and explore the pyramids with private transport and a certified bilingual guide from Mexico City.
“Fantastic experience! Really appreciated the guide, driver & communication. Breathtaking balloon ride, very informative pyramid guided tour and delicious breakfast. TOTALLY worth the cost and rising 45 min. earlier than usual because of a demonstration in our hotel’s neighborhood, which our guides, Howard & Carlis. anticipated and warned us about. 5-STARS!”
Review of the Frida Kahlo Museum ticket with digital guide, Anahuacalli access, optional extras, price, timing, and booking advice in Mexico City.
“The tour company was very responsive and allowed us to add on a guide at the last minute which made the tour exceptional. Isaac, our tour guide, was so engaging with both my daughter and myself and did a wonderful job of telling the stories of both Frida and her artwork.”
