“This tour is a fast overview of the city. It's a great place to start if you are new in town. I thought three hours would feel like a long time but it flew by and we were walking fast! Our guide gave us a nice history of the area and took us by (and in) some major landmarks. You will definitely want to go back to the museum of Templo Mayor. On this tour you will only see some of the outdoor ruins. One suggestion for the tour guide is to either slow down or hold up something that can be better seen because we lost sight of her…”

“We did the tour with Marcel. He was a really friendly guy and his English was perfect. The tour visits places that would be too "intimidating" for a tourist to visit (because of language barrier/local vibe.) But they were all clean and welcoming and the food was outstanding. Would recommend this tour to people who enjoy food and a little bit of local history. Marcel also asked whether we had food preferences/intolerances and how much we liked spice so he could advise what to choose from the options available (each stop had a couple of food flavour options, which was also a good tour feature.) Thanks, Marcel! Muy Rico! ;)”

“Learning the history of Mexico was what I liked most. I would like to spend less time in the Catholic Church museum and be able to explore one of the art museums. Also, allow some time to purchase small gifts from the street vendors.”

“Our tour guide, Meg, was likely the best tour guide we have experienced. Her knowledge, passion for the subjects and articulation made for an excellent tour. I would highly recommend the tour and Meg”

“Enjoyable, informative walk through historic Mexico City. Enough info about Pre-conquest, Conquest, revolution and present day to provide real context for first time visitors,”

“Our Zip Line experience was great. The tour guides were patient and friendly. Each zip line was more exciting than the other.”

“Excellent way to start a vacation in a new place. Our guide, Felipe, was incredibly knowledgeable. Our group was not too large, and he was open to questions at any time.”

“The food, drink, and food history were exceptional. Omar is a wonderful tour guide. The places we went were hidden treasures in a city full of restaurants.”

“Informative and cool walking tour. Wish I had time to do another one that was the next day. A small group tour with time to ask questions and learn about the city and its history. Definitely worth it:)”

“Wonderful orientation to the city! Our guide Alejandro was enthusiastic and knowledgeable. Highly recommended.”

“This was a great experience. Our guide, Laura, was excellent. You should definitely come with an empty stomach. The food was outstanding”

“This is a fantastic introduction to the local foods. I learned so much about the local fruits, vegetables, spices and recipes at the market. Azul’s ceviche was so incredibly fresh and delicious. You will not leave this tour hungry. So many flavourful tastings. Gisell was the perfect guide. She was knowledgeable and kind. I plan to do this tour with all my guests to Merida.”

“The tour guide was a no show, no communication. It took 45 minutes and calls to Viator and the guide to figure out she wasn’t coming. After texting in addition to calling she admitted that she overbooked that day. We were left to figure it out and still saw a few things on our own but the tour was a supreme disappointment.”

“Andres was an excellent guide through the amazing museum. He synthesized what is a sometimes overwhelming collection of artifacts into a cohesive story that made for a wonderful experience.”

“If you are lucky, you'll be able to explore the city with Alberto. He is an engaging, earnest and articulate bi-lingual guide, who knows Tulum like the back of his hand. It wasn't just an introduction to the wonderful foods of Tulum. It was an introduction to, and quick immersion in, the Mayan culture and its influences, history of the growth and development of Tulum and surrounding cities, and a peak into the future possibilities for this wonderful region. I've been traveling to several countries in Mexico, and this is the first time I was in a city where I actually thought I could relocate to for a few years.…”