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Gabriel P.
Mexico
I was born in Mexico City, my father was German and my mother Mexican, i was live 10 years in Acapulco Guerrero and 2 years in Valles City San Luis Potosi (the door of de Huasteca Montains). I worked 20 years in different hotels in Mexico City working like Tourist guide (Holiday Inn, Reforma 222, Le Meridien Hilton and Marriott, Hotel del Bosque Chapultepec, Hotel Stella Maris, etc.) serving national and international tourism, taking them in my VAN to visit museums , ruins, sculptures, historical places, archaeological ruins, and more in Mexico City, in the states of Guerrero, San Luis Potosi, Morelos, Puebla, Hidalgo, Michoacan, Querétaro knowing and walking in Cuernavaca, Teotihuacan, Acapulco, Veracruz, Oaxaca, Campeche. Tabasco, Yucatán, Quintana Roo, and enjoying the best beaches in the world, rivers, lakes, mountains, gardens, wonderful views and the best food, drinks and desserts. Leaving in the memory of tourists an UNFORGETTABLE. If necessary and you want, I can guide you wherever you are, you will have to pay for my round trip flight from Mexico City and rent a car wherever you are, I will drive and guide. And I make the itinerary. I offer security, knowledge and experience. Advice on your vacations. Bereit in meinem VAN, um Museen, Ruinen, Skulpturen, historische Orte, archäologische Ruinen und mehr in Mexiko-Stadt, in den Bundesstaaten Guerrero, San Luis Potosi, Morelos, Puebla, Hidalgo, Querétaro zu besuchen und in Cuernavaca, Teotihuacan, Acapulco spazieren zu gehen , Veracruz, Oaxaca, Michoacan, Campeche, Yucatan, Tabaxco, Quintana Roo und genießen Sie die besten Strände der Welt, Flüsse, Seen, Berge, Gärten, wundervolle Ausblicke und die besten Speisen, Getränke und Desserts. Es hinterlässt im Gedächtnis der Touristen ein UNVERGESSLICHES
Miroslava L.
5.00 / 5
(1 reviews)
Mexico
My name is Miroslava. I'm a native of Xochimilco and a proud winner of the most meaningful beauty contest in CDMX 'La flor más bella del ejido' 2006. Because of this, I became a cultural ambassador and guardian of my culture and community. I learned embroidery from my grandma when I was 12 years old, and later on, I continued learning from handcrafter friends from different communities around Mexico. I've been teaching and holding workshops on embroidery since 2010. In 2012, I launched a brand/workshop called "TRAMA", which now, after 13 years of experience and building a community of handcrafters, offers not only artisanal products and workshops but also unique experiences to visit and live Xochimilco's culture and nature.
Salvador P.
Mexico
I am very interested in working with companies from other countries like yourselves and to show people the interesting places we have like colonial cities, archeological sites and contemporary cities, all together in only one city. Mexico City.
Roberto G.
5.00 / 5
(7 reviews)
Mexico
Hi I'm Roberto professor of history and art, I will be very happy to host you and your group during your visit to Mexico. With more than 25 years of experience in both national and international Travel Industry and with a multicultural past, I continue to enjoy sharing México´s incredible past, from its multiethnic pre hispanic cultures , to its lively cosmopolitan present that greets us with a vast cultural offer (museums, galleries, theaters and concert halls ) a rich gastronomy (with a variety of ethnoastronomical market corners to the most exclusive offer of Michelin star restaurants). Mexico is a cultural mosaic sharing its ancient past along with its Iberian roots that are an amalgam of Greco-Latin , Goth, Moorish, and Jewish influences, that sprout in the white smile and cheerful expressions of its inhabitants who are proud of their mix race heritage and they expressed it in everyday life though music dance , festivals, cooking , and art all shared with passion. Allow me to help you discover the many faces of Mexico by sharing its past and its present with a smile on our faces. Welcome to Mexico!!
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Hilary D.
5.00 / 5
(9 reviews)
Mexico
Hello! My name is Hilary I have a degree in Tourism and I am certified as a tour guide by the Ministry of Tourism in Mexico, I have done this for 4 years. To make friends and show my country's best places is what I love. Support and help and be there for my tourists, that is my passion! I propose the most visited places in the city, those are wonderful places but I'd enjoy if you take off the beaten path, let me know your preferences, We could create together the perfect tour for you. I understand you are in Mexico probably just for once in your life so let's do together a truly unforgettable experience. Welcome to Mexico.
Alfredo O.
Mexico
I am an enthusiastic guide to the vibrant city of Mexico City. With over 10 of experience, I am passionate about sharing the rich cultural heritage, hidden gems, and authentic flavors of this incredible city with you. Whether you're interested in exploring ancient archaeological sites, indulging in local culinary delights, or immersing yourself in the colorful traditions of Mexico, I am here to create a personalized and unforgettable experience just for you.
Rogelio H.
5.00 / 5
(1 reviews)
Mexico
Hi there, I am Rogelio. I am a licensed federal tour guide. I think the best way to be in touch with local culture is through somebody who is willing to share their love and passion for it. Mexico has a lot to offer and I would love to share it with you.
Mariana P.
Mexico
Mariana P. Born and raised in Mexico City, Mariana did her basic education there and she was General Manager at the Mexico City Hostel in downtown, to begin her career in tourist industry in 2008. Eight years later, she started her training as Tour Guide at the National School of Anthropology and History (ENAH) and worked as volunteer in the library of the Aztec Major Temple Museum (Museo del Templo Mayor) thanks to which she became a specialized guide in site achieving important and valuable information of the Aztec ruins and the archaeological collection in there, since she was actually guiding tours in the Museum. Later in time, when the Tour Guide training was concluded, Mariana became a proudly licensed Guide and she worked for the Popular Arts Museum (Museo de Arte Popular) doing handicraft workshops to special skills & handicap kids. At the National Museum of Anthropology and History, she did textiles restoration work to rescue the collection of antiques inside the Museum on 2017. At the Palace of the Fine Arts (Palacio de Bellas Artes) she was welcoming and guiding people to the “Mexican red” exhibition 2017-2018 about the use of grana cochinilla, a bug used to get the famous red color in paintings like “Van Gogh's bedroom in Arles” and “The Deposition of Christ”, by Tintoretto. Back to the official school ENAH, she is currently studying Social Anthropology and still working as Tour Guide driving cultural, historic and archaeological private tours in Mexico City and its surroundings, to people from all over the world, interested to know more of this country. As professional Tour Guide, she is adventurous, dynamic, fun and always willing to do her best to let you have great experiences visiting Mexico.
Popular Mexico City Private Tours
Walking Tour in the down town of México city
Mexico City
5 hours
Begin Bellas Artes Palace, if visit Murals of Diego Rivera, Siqueiros, Gonzales Camarena, there you pay the cost, go to the tile building, Post Office, Mining Palace, MUNAL museum, see colonial buildings until we reach Cathedral, go to the National Palace to see the murals of Diego Rivera (if it is possibe) "Great Hotel of Mexico City" and the Estanquillo museum, :) If you want go to Garibaldi place.
FROM$125/ per person
Gabriel P.
Walking Tour in Mexico City historical center
Mexico City
3 hours
Historical center in Mexico is most important because it was built on top of the remains of the aztec city (La Grand Tenochtitlan), all of the buildings there, are protected by law, date back to XVI and XVII c-
FROM$100/ per group
Salvador P.
ANTHROPOLOGY MUSEUM AND CHAPULTPEC CASTEL
Mexico City
4 hours 30 min
A true insight to Mexico´s 4000 yr. historic past. I will share with you Mexico’s rich pre hispanic past through the vast archeological collection of Anthropology Museum allowing us to recognize their different aesthetic expressions , cultural values and traditions an on to the luxurious Castel once home to Maximilian I of Mexico from the Hapsburg -Lorrain house now the Museum of National History.
FROM$200/ per group
Roberto G.
5.00 / 5
(7 reviews)
Discover Mexico City with a local (Customizable tour)
Mexico City
5 hours
Mexico City is one of the most populous but also most interesting cities in the world. It is a place full of attractions for all kinds of people, however, its extension makes it impossible for it to be explored in a short time. On this tour we offer you the possibility to explore in the way you prefer, visiting the places that interest you the most and skipping the ones that do not. For five hours, you can have a unique experience completely personalized and private!
FROM$100/ per group
Oskar enrique M.
5.00 / 5
(30 reviews)
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The highlights of the Anthropology Museum, Mexico City
Mexico City
2 hours 30 min
Almost mandatory a stop in The Anthropology Museum, This is considered the best museum of Mexico. You can spend many hours here or just 2! I will help to enjoy the history of the most important ancient Mexican civilizations .
FROM$120/ per person
Hilary D.
5.00 / 5
(9 reviews)
Walking Tour Food and drink in the Down Town and Mariachis in Mexico City
Mexico City
6 hours
Food and taco and shots tour, walking from the Palace of Fine Arts, eating a taco snak and a beer, a tamale or torta snak and a Veracruz coffee american. In Garibaldi and a tequila or mezcal shot listening to the mariachis eating a snak enchilada or taco and see show. I will return you to the starting point or your hotel, by App car.
FROM$100/ per person
Gabriel P.
Día de Muertos/Day of the Dead Tour!
Mexico City
7 hours
Visit the most spectacular Day of the Dead Altars in Mexico City. Plus one the most iconic cemeteries and finish the day delighting your senses and palate at a fine restaurant overlooking the Mega Altar in Mexico's Historical Center.
FROM$320/ per person
Rafael G.
5.00 / 5
(2 reviews)
The Whatever you like to do Tour... in Mexico City!
Mexico City
8 hours
This is for people who would like to stroll along trendy neighborhoods, visit markets, take the double deck public transportation in Reforma avenue to the City Center, explore old cantinas there, see the National Univerity's famous murals or just hang out in the city with a seasoned local! Or... do something else somewhere in the country... Please check my other tours! Here I'll give you just a sample for Mexico City.
FROM$145/ per person
Rafael G.
5.00 / 5
(2 reviews)
Popular Mexico City Private Cars
Car Tour to Teotihuacan city of the Gods
Mexico City
8 hours
Drive in my VAN H100 Hyundai 1 hour to the ruins of the old city. Learn about the Pre-Hispanic past and a mysterious culture: Teotihuacana Knowing the Maguey, Pulque, Tequila, Mezcal, Xolozquincle dog, The stones of the Teotihuacan area: Onyx and quartz. Tour of the three pyramids of the sacred city of Teotihuacán. Unique experience, eat and drink in the Mictlan cave, place of the underworld where souls transit to the next life.
FROM$162/ per person
Gabriel P.
Xochimilco’s markets, food and nature
Mexico City
4 hours 30 min
Uncover the heart and soul of México through Xochimilco’s markets, native food, and beautiful canals. We board a Trajinera and explore the mesmerising canals there access to the natural reserve, which is perfect for appreciating the landscape and its flora and fauna While cruising along the canals between ancient chinampas, we’ll cook (and then eat) a local delicacy. I’ll recount the history and some regional legends, myths, and traditions. We will stop by an Axolotl sanctuary.
FROM$270/ per group
Miroslava L.
5.00 / 5
(1 reviews)
Mexico City Half day Highlight Private Car tour (Minivan 1-6 pax)
Mexico City
4 hours
We will explore the historic downtown district, a UNESCO World Heritage site, including the Zocalo, the panoramic views of the Aztec Major Temple and the National Palace, the Metropolitan Cathedral, Reforma Boulevard, Chapultepec Park, the city’s most glamorous residential areas, and the vibrant Zona Rosa (Pink Zone). This tour is a must to get acquainted with our city.
FROM$189/ per group
Marco Travel
Discover the traditional side of Xochimilco
Mexico City
6 hours
Live the experience of seeing one of the most traditional and emblematic places in Mexico City: the floating gardens of Xochimilco. On this tour you will embark on an experience full of festivity, tradition and color. As well, we will visit one of the parcels called "chinampas" where you will learn more about the economic and cultural value of this ancient agricultural system, in addition to visiting one of the largest and most beautiful Flower Markets in the city.
FROM$300/ per group
Oskar enrique M.
5.00 / 5
(30 reviews)
Mexico City Tour Reviews
“Terrific Tour and Guide”
Jazmin is a great guide to provide detail and depth to the Coyacan neighborhood. See guided us through the major sights in the neighborhood, and enhanced her descriptions with pictures on her tablet that brought the subjects to life. Highly recommend.
R
Reed H.
5 / 5
Jan 12, 2025
Discover Mexico City with a local (Customizable tour)
Mexico City
5 hours
Jan 12, 2025
“Great City Tour, Great Guide”
Oskar was one of the best guides we’ve ever had for a city tour. He’s very knowledgeable about the history and culture of Mexico and enthusiastically shares his knowledge. We also hired him to guide us to Teotihuacan. He was the perfect guide and companion to show us around the site and explain the history of the ruins. We highly recommend him.
“The best guide in Mexico City”
Oskar was one of the best guides we’ve ever had for a city tour. He’s very knowledgeable about the history and culture of Mexico and enthusiastically shares his knowledge. We also hired him to guide us to Teotihuacan. He was the perfect guide and companion to show us around the site and explain the history of the ruins. We highly recommend him.
Mexico City Private Tour Guide
Mexico City's heart awaits. With a private tour guide unlocking layers that traditional tours miss, your dream voyage through the Aztec capital is here!
Make life-changing memories a convenience by collaborating with a passionate private guide to create a tailor-made tour that features Mexico City’s pulsing local scene under an itinerary that speaks to your interests.
From authentic cuisine in the San Juan market and thrilling, award-winning films at the Cineteca Nacional to fragrant flower shopping at Mercado Jamaica, you, your family, and your guide can dive into what makes the Mexico City metropolis a never-ending discovery.
Mexico City Frequently Asked Questions
How many days do you need in Mexico City?
Honestly, you can spend weeks in Mexico City and discover something new every day, but to get you started, 4-5 days in the capital will be more than enough to warrant a second, and possibly third visit. Need some itinerary suggestions? We've got you covered;
- Day 1: Centro Historico - It's the perfect neighborhood to kick off your Mexico City tour, with museums and historic sites like Templo Mayor, Alameda Central, and the Palacio De Bellas Artes.
- Day 2: Chapultepec - Spend the day in nature with a tour of Mexico City's green neighborhood featuring the Mexico City Zoo and Chapultepec Park (the perfect picnic destination).
- Day 3: Zona Rosa, Condesa & Roma - Spend the day strolling through the art deco havens of Roma and Condesa before you dance the night away at one of Zona Rosa's vibrant nightclubs.
- Day 4: Polanco - After partying the night away in Zona Rosa, head for a peaceful morning walk in Polanco. Mexico City's premier shopping zone is a great place for a lazy Sunday afternoon. You can also check out the National Museum of Anthropology.
- Day 5: Xochimilco - Wrap things up in Mexico City's southern district where Mercado Xochimilco's colorful boating excursions await.
For unique experiences, check out offerings from our Mexico City tour guides from across the country.
Honestly, you can spend weeks in Mexico City and discover something new every day, but to get you started, 4-5 days in the capital will be more than enough to warrant a second, and possibly third visit. Need some itinerary suggestions? We've got you covered;
- Day 1: Centro Historico - It's the perfect neighborhood to kick off your Mexico City tour, with museums and historic sites like Templo Mayor, Alameda Central, and the Palacio De Bellas Artes.
- Day 2: Chapultepec - Spend the day in nature with a tour of Mexico City's green neighborhood featuring the Mexico City Zoo and Chapultepec Park (the perfect picnic destination).
- Day 3: Zona Rosa, Condesa & Roma - Spend the day strolling through the art deco havens of Roma and Condesa before you dance the night away at one of Zona Rosa's vibrant nightclubs.
- Day 4: Polanco - After partying the night away in Zona Rosa, head for a peaceful morning walk in Polanco. Mexico City's premier shopping zone is a great place for a lazy Sunday afternoon. You can also check out the National Museum of Anthropology.
- Day 5: Xochimilco - Wrap things up in Mexico City's southern district where Mercado Xochimilco's colorful boating excursions await.
For unique experiences, check out offerings from our Mexico City tour guides from across the country.
Is it worth going to Mexico City?
Forks! Mexico City is a cultural, social, and culinary melting pot, blending the best of each state to create an unforgettable experience. Within the city, you'll find historical buildings, ancient artifacts, modern shopping spots, traditional dishes and so much more.
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Forks! Mexico City is a cultural, social, and culinary melting pot, blending the best of each state to create an unforgettable experience. Within the city, you'll find historical buildings, ancient artifacts, modern shopping spots, traditional dishes and so much more.
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What is the best time of year to visit Mexico City?
Because of the moderate weather and exciting festivals, December to May is considered the best time to visit the city, but it's also the busiest, with larger crowds and booked venues. Depending on what you're looking for, these seasons could be your ideal travel time;
- May to June & September to November - Erratic weather, especially in September, means this is a low season for Mexico City. On the flip side, smaller crowds mean more intimate tour experiences at venues.
- July to August - Not too hot, not too cold, and not too crowded, July to August works for those with a traditional summer break schedule. Although rains are random, it's great for laid-back touring with minimal festivals and events.
Because of the moderate weather and exciting festivals, December to May is considered the best time to visit the city, but it's also the busiest, with larger crowds and booked venues. Depending on what you're looking for, these seasons could be your ideal travel time;
- May to June & September to November - Erratic weather, especially in September, means this is a low season for Mexico City. On the flip side, smaller crowds mean more intimate tour experiences at venues.
- July to August - Not too hot, not too cold, and not too crowded, July to August works for those with a traditional summer break schedule. Although rains are random, it's great for laid-back touring with minimal festivals and events.
What is the nicest part of Mexico City?
That's a tough one! Mexico City has so many fantastic neighborhoods. Some consider Polanco to be the “nicest” because of its modern amenities and international shopping, while those who are looking for a blend of local culture head to Juarez and Barrio Alameda.
That's a tough one! Mexico City has so many fantastic neighborhoods. Some consider Polanco to be the “nicest” because of its modern amenities and international shopping, while those who are looking for a blend of local culture head to Juarez and Barrio Alameda.
What should you wear in Mexico City?
Mexico City is pretty laid back fashion-wise, so pack with the weather in mind. Wear comfortable shoes and breathable garments because there's a whole lot of walking to do. Carry sunglasses, a sun hat or cap, and plenty of sunscreen. Keep a sweater or light jacket handy for evening outings.
Travel tip: When visiting religious monuments, keep your dressing conservative, covering your knees, chest, and shoulders.
Mexico City is pretty laid back fashion-wise, so pack with the weather in mind. Wear comfortable shoes and breathable garments because there's a whole lot of walking to do. Carry sunglasses, a sun hat or cap, and plenty of sunscreen. Keep a sweater or light jacket handy for evening outings.
Travel tip: When visiting religious monuments, keep your dressing conservative, covering your knees, chest, and shoulders.
What should I be careful of in Mexico City?
- The Water - Don't drink tap water in Mexico City.
- The Altitude - Mexico City's elevation sits at 2,240 meters (7,350 feet) so look out for symptoms of altitude sickness and take the necessary actions.
- The Weather - Don't get caught off guard by the wind and moderate heat and forget to hydrate. Dehydration can sneak up on you when you're walking from site to site.
- These neighborhoods - Iztapalapa, Tepito, Ciudad Neza, and Doctores.
- The Water - Don't drink tap water in Mexico City.
- The Altitude - Mexico City's elevation sits at 2,240 meters (7,350 feet) so look out for symptoms of altitude sickness and take the necessary actions.
- The Weather - Don't get caught off guard by the wind and moderate heat and forget to hydrate. Dehydration can sneak up on you when you're walking from site to site.
- These neighborhoods - Iztapalapa, Tepito, Ciudad Neza, and Doctores.
What are the best tours in Mexico City?
- Discovering Mexico City With A Local : You'll be spoiled for choice from the Metropolitan Cathedral, Bellas Artes Palace, Chapultepec Castle, and Roma Norte just to name a few in this “pick your destination” tour.
- Small Restaurants, Big Flavors Tour : The food train starts here on this walkable tour highlighting the city's small but mighty eateries.
- A Journey Through Mexico's History : From the Templo Mayor to the Museu del Pulque, this tour awakens the ancient tales of Mexico's humble beginnings and triumphant future.
- Touring Teotihuacan : Discover the center of the Aztec empire where awe-inspiring pyramids and secret citadels eclipse this journey to the past.
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- Discovering Mexico City With A Local : You'll be spoiled for choice from the Metropolitan Cathedral, Bellas Artes Palace, Chapultepec Castle, and Roma Norte just to name a few in this “pick your destination” tour.
- Small Restaurants, Big Flavors Tour : The food train starts here on this walkable tour highlighting the city's small but mighty eateries.
- A Journey Through Mexico's History : From the Templo Mayor to the Museu del Pulque, this tour awakens the ancient tales of Mexico's humble beginnings and triumphant future.
- Touring Teotihuacan : Discover the center of the Aztec empire where awe-inspiring pyramids and secret citadels eclipse this journey to the past.
Check out more Mexico City Private Tours
What tours in Mexico City are good for avoiding crowds?
These hidden gems are a rare sight, especially if you travel during the off-season.
- Diego Rivera's Fountain of Tlaloc
- El Carmen Museum
- Mundo Chocolate Museum
- The Pantheon of San Fernando
Full Article: 5 Hidden Gems To Visit In Mexico City
These hidden gems are a rare sight, especially if you travel during the off-season.
- Diego Rivera's Fountain of Tlaloc
- El Carmen Museum
- Mundo Chocolate Museum
- The Pantheon of San Fernando
Full Article: 5 Hidden Gems To Visit In Mexico City
Which places provide the best tours in Mexico City for couples?
- The Xochimilco Gardens- The two of you, a slow strolling boat, some sweet and savory street food, and vibrant mariachi music. What more could you ask for?
- Chapultepec Park : The perfect spot for a picnic and a long stroll just for two. Stop by the botanical gardens and get lost in the flora and fauna of Mexico City's green zone.
- San Angel: Yet another calm neighborhood, San Angel is perfect for a Saturday afternoon spent casually shopping at the Bazaar del Sábado with bright bougainvilleas as the backdrop to a laid-back date.
- The Xochimilco Gardens- The two of you, a slow strolling boat, some sweet and savory street food, and vibrant mariachi music. What more could you ask for?
- Chapultepec Park : The perfect spot for a picnic and a long stroll just for two. Stop by the botanical gardens and get lost in the flora and fauna of Mexico City's green zone.
- San Angel: Yet another calm neighborhood, San Angel is perfect for a Saturday afternoon spent casually shopping at the Bazaar del Sábado with bright bougainvilleas as the backdrop to a laid-back date.
Which places provide the best tours in Mexico City for groups?
The best group tours take place in Centro Historico, especially Zocalo, often considered the heart of CMDX. It's a great central location to kick off any city tour. Have a group of people you're considering traveling with? Our GWG tours can accommodate the people YOU want to invite, creating an exclusive group experience.
The best group tours take place in Centro Historico, especially Zocalo, often considered the heart of CMDX. It's a great central location to kick off any city tour. Have a group of people you're considering traveling with? Our GWG tours can accommodate the people YOU want to invite, creating an exclusive group experience.
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