Local Markets & Food Tour in Mexico City

The tour will start in the historic center of Mexico City. Here you will have the opportunity to see its most famous buildings, get to know about the ancient architecture and stroll around its magical streets.

We will see its well-known Zócalo, the main square of the city, and its beautiful streets. It´s also known as Plaza de la Constitución, in honor of the Cadiz Constitution of 1812. It´s where concerts, daily life, and cultural events take place.

Continue visiting the historic center of the city and do not miss this great architectural ensemble. In honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Heaven, is inspired by the Spanish cathedrals style. It´s also listed as a World Heritage Site.

This imposing baroque building is used as the Headquarters of the Federal Executive Power and the official residence of the president. Learn about its great history, reforms, and almost destruction, until it became the building it is today.

Stroll through this important avenue in honor of the battle of the Mexicans against the French. Let yourself be admired by its great examples of XIX and XX-century architecture.

Here we will have the opportunity to see one of the city's architectural jewels, the Casa de Los Azulejos, a marvel of New Spain baroque. A palace with beautiful interiors and frescoes painted by Mexican artists in its interiors.

Visit the emblematic house of Mexican art. This palace is the center of art and cultural activities of the country and therefore a key point in the tour. You can´t miss its bronze entrance, its details in white marble, and the murals made by famous Mexican artists.

We will whet your appetite by tasting some tacos in an authentic Mexican Taquería. Have the chance to try the true Mexican flavor!

Here you will be amazed by its exotic animal meat, vegetables, fruits and insect delicacies. And there is still more! We will surprise you with the tasting of these delicacies, and to leave an even more Mexican taste in your mouth, you will try a shot of tequila or mezcal.

Our last stop is known for its handicrafts made and cured by Mexican artisans, and the place to pick up the most loved souvenirs. You will learn about its origin and history and have the opportunity to visit some of its more than 350 stalls!