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Mexico is home to some of the most interesting, mystical and relevant events of the contemporary world, these tours are planned to make the most of your visit to Mexico during your stay in these seasons.
Our Tours
WHAT TO EXPECT
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During most of these tours we will have comfortable and efficient transportation to make the trips as pleasant as possible.
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Our experienced guides will explain in detail each of the most important points of the tour, you will live every moment of the tour from the hand of a local.
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Mexico City has many excellent places for a walking tour, from neighborhoods with hundreds of years of history, to huge parks and local markets. Your guide will provide you with all the necessary information so that you can decide which places you want to visit according to your interests.
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Try the best tacos in town, fresh fruit and for dessert a delicious churro with more than 100 years of tradition.
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Our guide will show you the main points of the city, and according to your interest we will take you to places that are not so well known even to the locals.
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Know the festivities you can visit!
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The Day of the Dead, known as “D
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The Mexican Grand Prix, or “Gran Premio de M
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La Guelaguetza is one of Mexico’s most colorful and culturally significant festivals, celebrated annually in the city of Oaxaca and its surrounding communities. This joyful event, often referred to as “Los Lunes del Cerro” (Mondays on the Hill), brings together indigenous groups from the region to showcase their rich traditions, music, dance, and craftsmanship. La Guelaguetza serves as a vibrant tribute to the cultural diversity and heritage of Oaxaca.
Historical Roots: The origins of La Guelaguetza can be traced back to pre-Hispanic times when indigenous Zapotec and Mixtec communities practiced communal sharing of goods and services. The term “guelaguetza” itself comes from the Zapotec language and roughly translates to “reciprocal exchange.” When the Spanish arrived in Mexico, they incorporated this tradition into Catholic celebrations, resulting in the fusion of indigenous and European elements.
Dates and Venue: La Guelaguetza typically takes place on the last two Mondays of July, attracting visitors from across Mexico and around the world. The festival’s main venue is the Cerro del Fort
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- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- This experience is operated by: The monkey experience
Frequently asked questions and answers:
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Our tour in Mexico City offers a curated experience that include a knowledgeable private guide, immersive street food tasting adventure, and transportation depending on the activity
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We understand that every traveler has unique interests. Our private guide can tailor the itinerary to match your preferences, ensuring you get the most out of your visit to Mexico City.
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Your private guide is a local expert who is passionate about sharing the best of Mexico City with you. They are well-versed in the city’s history, culture, and hidden gems, making your tour an enriching and memorable experience.
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Our street food tasting adventure is a culinary journey through Mexico City’s vibrant flavors. Your guide will take you to authentic local spots where you’ll get to savor delicious street food, from tacos to churros, and experience the city’s gastronomic scene like a local.
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Yes, your guide can include stops at local markets or artisan shops if you’re interested in shopping for souvenirs or unique handmade crafts. Just let them know your preferences, and they’ll make it happen.
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Absolutely! While we provide suggested itineraries, your private guide can customize the tour based on your interests. Whether you’re drawn to historic landmarks, art museums, or local markets, we’ll tailor the experience to your preferences.
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Absolutely! Please let us know about any dietary restrictions or preferences when booking, and we’ll ensure that your food tasting experience is tailored to your needs.
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It is recommended to bring comfortable walking shoes, a light jacket or sweater for cooler evenings, and a camera to capture the vibrant atmosphere.