• Pensador Mexicano 15 - In just three hours, explore a traditional market in Mexico City and learn to craft authentic Mexican salsas in an engaging cooking workshop. A delightful, fast-paced adventure for culinary enthusiasts!

The journey begins in front of the iconic Palacio de Bellas Artes, followed by a stroll to the nearby 2 de Abril Market, the oldest public market in Mexico City. Here, enjoy a brief yet lively walk through the stalls to discover various chiles, spices, and essential local ingredients.

Next, proceed to a private cooking studio, where participants will engage in a hands-on salsa-making workshop. Create three different salsas using traditional Mexican methods such as fire-roasting, stone grinding, and blending.

Conclude the workshop with a tasting session, sampling your creations alongside totopos and Mexican snacks to experience flavor profiles: spicy, sweet, smoky, and citrusy.

Take home a jar of your favorite salsa and a digital recipe book to recreate the flavors at home.

Pressed for time but eager to savor the authentic taste of Mexico? This express culinary tour is ideal for travelers seeking a quick and delicious dive into Mexican food culture.

• All Fees and Taxes

• Salsa tutorial TIME - Make various salsas: sweet, sour, smoky and spicy, do it your way.

A collective of chefs hailing from Mexico City, fluent in English.

Make the most of your day by visiting us, conveniently located next to the Palacio de Bellas Artes. Consider exploring these attractions before or after your cooking class:

• Alameda Central: A historic and artistic park, perfect for viewing art.
• Museum of Memory and Tolerance: A museum delving into the history of conflict and tolerance.
• Historic Center of Mexico City: A district rich in history, featuring both colonial and modern architecture.
• Postal Palace: An Art Deco-style building that serves as the central post office.
• Casa de los Azulejos: A building adorned with a tile-decorated facade, showcasing colonial architecture.
• Museo Nacional de Arte: An art museum exhibiting works by both Mexican and international artists.
• Palacio de Minería: A historic venue hosting various exhibitions.
• Banco de México Museum: A museum presenting the history of the central bank.
• Museo Memoria y Tolerancia: A museum exploring the history of conflict and tolerance.
• Barrio Alameda: A vibrant area with shops and cafes.
• Age restriction, we only serve alcoholic beverages to travelers 21 and older. Travelers under 21 will be served non-alcoholic beverages.

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