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Mexico City, Mexico, has 2,314 activities, tours and experiences to book. Don't miss: Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral, National Museum of Anthropology, Aztec sun stone, Palace of Fine arts. Also worth exploring nearby: Zacatlan, Cuernavaca.
01Things to do

Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral
Catholic cathedral

National Museum of Anthropology
Museum
Aztec sun stone
Sculpture

Palace of Fine arts
Opera house
National Palace
Palace

Templo Mayor
Temple
02Activities to book
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Duration
3 h 30 min
Language
anglais, espagnol
Guidance
Guide
Group
Up to 8 pers.
Booking
Instant confirmation
Lead time
Book up to 12 h before departure
Ticket
Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Tickets
One per booking
Cancellation
Free cancellation available
Narvarte is known throughout Mexico City for its tacos, and we’ll kick off the tour with a visit to a neighborhood taquería that specializes in volcanes, a type of crispy tortilla cooked on a charcoal flame, smothered in cheese and poblano peppers. From there we’ll try tacos al pastor—picture a big outdoor roasting spit, shooting flames—and suadero tacos from vendors who’ve been in the neighborhood for decades. We’ll visit a lively cantina to learn more about Mexico City cantina culture, where we’ll toss back a chela, slang for cold beer, or a cocktail if you wish. And we’ll finish by trying a flight of small-batch, artisanal mezcals in a cozy neighborhood restaurant, part of a private mezcal tasting led by a local chef and expert. If you want a tour that combines food, culture, and drinks, this is not to be missed!
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Navarte Poniente
Beyond the glitz and gloss of the Condesa/Roma sits the Narvarte, a solidly middle-class neighborhood known for its dozens of family-style taquerías and a tranquil setting that hasn’t changed much in decades. On this walking tour, we’ll show you the vibe of a typical Mexico City colonia at night, as we visit taquerías and bars, and join a local chef in a small-batch mezcal tasting.
Departure
Please meet at the front entrance of La Costilla Restaurant. Your guide will be wearing a blue Eat Mexico pin for identification.
End
The tour ends in a cozy neighborhood restaurant where we’ll finish off by trying a flight of small-batch, artisanal mezcals.
1 traveler(s) minimum · 8 maximum per booking.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
This activity can be canceled in case of bad weather or if there aren't enough participants.
Product code: 248994P3
Activity offered by Eat Mexico Culinary Tours via Viator.