There is no better way to get to know the big cities than with an expert guide with great knowledge of this giant and lively city. He or she will be the ideal person to take you to the most beautiful corners of it where, thanks to their expertise and culture, will give you super interesting information that will enrich you with the history and culture of Mexico City.

Where to do a guided tour in Mexico City?

- Xochimilco: This place is where the most famous channel of the city or perhaps of the country is located, on board of the traditional "trajineras" you will be able to travel around it while listening to live music, thanks to the groups of northerners and mariachis that will be sailing by your side. This experience will overflow you in colors and flavors, since you will not be able to miss the opportunity to enjoy a roasted “elote” corn, or some delicious esquites.

- Tour and Wrestling: This guided tour is one not to be missed, there are options in which you will be able to listen to the history of this typical Mexican sport while riding on a turbo bus, sometimes this same story will be told by a famous wrestler. Of course, during these tours entrance to the arena will be included too, so you can enjoy an exciting show. Let yourself be carried away by the atmosphere and shout from the top of your lungs!

- Chapultepec Castle: There are guided tours to this ancient fortress, with a guide you can get to visit and explore it from one end to another. You will hear everything that has was found in this place: from a presidential residence to a military fortress and now a beautiful museum. During the tour you will admire luxurious rooms, carriages, paintings and amazing jewelry.

- Pyramids of Teotihuacan: If it is the first time you are going to visit the great Aztec City, this architectural zone cannot be missing in your plans. It is advisable to assist with a guide, because there is so much history to unveil in this site that you simply need for someone to tell you about it. Also, make sure to come mentally prepared too, because you will have to get to the top of the pyramid and, unless you climb the stairs of the 2 most important pyramids (the Sun and the Moon), you won’t be able to cross it out from your Mexican bucket list.

- Hipster" areas of CDMX: That's right, there’s also a “hipster” side of Mexico divided into the Condesa, Roma and Zona Rosa areas. In this tour you will find artists, picturesque cafes and stores selling organic products. You will also notice that these neighborhoods consist mainly in old buildings adapted to a more current and hipster lifestyle.

- Aztec Stadium: If you are into sports and have a passion for soccer, don't miss the opportunity to visit Mexico's largest stadium. You will walk it and learn about its history, admire the insides of the only stadium that has hosted the World Football Championship twice.

Some other places you will be able to visit thanks to help of the most expert guides are museums like Frida Kahlo’s house, the Anthropology Museum, the spectacular architecture of the Soumaya Museum, which we are sure that will motivate you to take spectacular pictures.

If your thing is to get to know the cities, towns or areas for their gastronomic offerings, you will also find guided tours where you can go to different restaurants or local food stands to try Mexican delicacies. On the other hand, if you want to taste traditional beverages too, there are bars and museums where handmade Tequila and Mezcal are served.

Accompanied by an expert in the subject, besides taking you to taste the best ones, you will about the elaboration, commercialisation, and history of these spirits, since they are two drinks that have been part of the Mexican culture for hundreds of years.

Make up your mind, choose as many tours as you like and discover in depth the tourist areas of Mexico City, with the help of local guides. Afterwards, you will surely have time to come back and explore these places at your own pace. Don't forget to ask your guide to take you to Plaza Garibaldi, since it's an ideal plan for after any tour to enjoy a couple of tequilas, and warm up your vocal chords to sing along with the Mariachis… Ay, ay, ay ,ay!