Mexico City Bike Tours

More than 700 years of history and architecture explained at the scene. Dont miss the chance to dive in Mexico City Downtown with a local expert that will turn your ride into a master class.

Tacos are the 3rd most famous fast food dish on the world, and Mexico City has the best ones. Since 2024 Michelin Guide arrive to Mexico and make a selection of the best restaurants and tacos where not the exception, ride with us to taste them!

Frida Kahlo grew up in the oldest spanish town of Mexico City, more than 500 years of history involve Coyoácan and its surroundings. While you ride learn about the 300 years of spanish period and visit thier colonial houses, churches, and alleys that transport you back on time to that moment.

Explore Mexico City's iconic Chapultepec Park on two wheels. This guided bike tour takes you through lush green areas, historic monuments, and world-class museums inside the park. Ride along scenic paths, learn the stories behind Chapultepec's cultural landmarks, and enjoy a unique perspective of the city with a ride on the Cable Car. Perfect for travelers seeking history, art, and adventure in one unforgettable experience.

Want to explore the city on your own terms? Book a private tour for your friends, family, or company. We adapt the route, pace, and stops to your group — flexible dates, custom experiences, and always with a knowledgeable guide by your side.

Culinary culture its one of the corner stones on Mexican society, that is why on this walks you are going to eat like locals do. Original flavros are hidden al around the city just waiting for you to find them.

Surrounded by mountains, volcanic landscapes and a lot of vegetation, the south side of CDMX deserves an space in your trip. Thats why artist like Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, Juan O Gorman, Gabriel García Marques, Vicente Rojo, and many others choose it as their location to live and past away.

Come and discover the origins of the city by the hand of a local architect that will show you how does Mexico City pass from the captial of the aztec empire to the capital of New Spain and then the capital of Mexico.