• Roma - Visit the artistic enclave of Roma, a trendy area where you’ll surely fall in love with the perfect blend of vibrant colonial buildings, Art Nouveau architecture, unique bookshops, and vegetarian eateries.

Perhaps you’ll indulge in the district’s offerings, hopping from one quirky coffee shop to another, enjoying a beer, or sampling the diverse culinary scene. You might also visit Mercado Roma, a covered market where you can savor dishes from some of Mexico City’s most popular restaurants.

• Mercado Roma - In a nutshell, you’ll explore the fascinating world of tacos in Mexico City with one of our Mexican hosts, eager to show you that the authentic version is nothing like the Americanized one you might know.

There are hundreds of taco varieties and thousands of taquerías to try them at, not to mention the different toppings and salsas available.

A practical approach is essential when learning new things, so to understand the taco scene, you’ll need to do plenty of tasting.

You’ll explore the city together, sampling eight types of tacos at some very local spots, and discover the explosive flavor and texture combinations on the tortilla.

Tacos even pre-date the Spanish arrival, so rest assured you’re learning about a significant part of Mexico City’s heritage. Who said extended snacking wasn’t educational?

• Condesa - You might visit the leafy Parque Mexico for an afternoon in the sun, grabbing a snack from an all-day street vendor, like fresh coconut juice, juicy pineapples, or sticky sweet potatoes with cream.

Immerse yourself in the local atmosphere and enjoy a full sensory experience with your host, exploring restaurants, cafes, street art, quirky shops, bars, and a vibrant nightlife.

• Bosque de Chapultepec - Wander around the historic Bosque de Chapultepec and soak in the city’s history as you chat with your host.

• Zocalo - The city boasts an incredible history, which is why you might want to start in Zócalo, an ancient square that was once the center of the Aztec Empire before the Spanish colonists took over.

Follow your host through the surprisingly green avenues of the city center as they share its rich heritage with you.

• El Angel de la Independencia - Whether you want to see famous sites like the Ángel de la Independencia or explore a quirky neighborhood, your host has you covered and will make up for any Spanish you lack.

• Coyoacan - Follow one of our Mexico City hosts through the creative neighborhood of Coyoacán, the former home of the world-renowned artist Frida Kahlo.

She wouldn’t have lived here if it were an ordinary neighborhood, would she? No.

So, explore Coyoacán (aptly named after the mischievous coyote) and after your time with your host, you could discover La Casa Azul (Frida’s former home), shady squares, exotic markets, decadent street food stalls, and purple jacaranda-lined avenues.

Coyoacán is a haven for artists, bohemians, and cultural enthusiasts of all kinds!

Do as the locals do, and spend time outdoors, people-watching, snacking, enjoying live music, and soaking up the progressive spirit of this bohemian neighborhood.

You might even see people dancing in the streets! If you’re feeling adventurous, have some tequila and join them. Okay, maybe not if it’s early in the morning, but then again, you’re on vacation.

• Centro Historico - Discover the city’s most famous sites in one day, along with a few hidden gems along the way.

• Templo Mayor - Uncover the city’s ancient Aztec history as well as more recent Spanish influences.
  Get tips from your local guide about other historic sites to visit during your stay.

• Mercado Sonora - Street food reigns supreme here, so you’ll explore a neighborhood of the city and dine at various street food stalls and taquerías for an authentic taste.

With dozens of varieties of tortas, pozole, mole, sopes, and esquites to try, and that’s before diving into the dizzying world of tacos with their various toppings, salsas, and garnishes.

You’ll be glad to have someone to guide you.

Feast your way through the streets and try the dishes that keep the city thriving at places known for their authenticity - it’s easy to see, or taste, why CDMX boasts one of the best street food scenes in the world.

And there’s always room for dessert. Fresh mango with chili, la concha sweet bread, or churros, anyone?

• Private and personalized 6, 7, or 8 hour experience
• Local host
• Hotel meet-up (available on request for central location)
• Walking experience (if required, your host can suggest public transport or taxi options)
• Working together to build the perfect itinerary for you

• Food and drinks
• Any tickets into attractions/venues
• Gratuities
• Public/private transportation during the meet-up

Reserve a local Mexican for a tailored exploration of the town. Your local guide will craft the ultimate experience for you, taking into account your passions. Experience the city from the perspective of a resident.

Our chosen hosts range from food aficionados and history enthusiasts to bakers and financiers, learners and elders. Just like our travelers, they come from various backgrounds and have divergent interests – but what unites them is their profound passion for the place they call home. They willingly dedicate their spare time to sharing their love for their city with travelers who share their passions.

• Itineraries are fully personalized so any additional requirements like tickets, transportation and food & drinks can be arranged for an additional cost
• Private groups are normally no larger than 6 people (if your group is larger, please make this known so that arrangements can be made)

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.