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Don’t miss this pulsating cityscape of the famous Zocalo, one majestic Spanish-style historic core, salsa clubs and sprawling barrios. Get a tourHQ guide to reveal the metropolis’ hidden secrets and local spots.
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Design, organization, and guiding of multi-day individual tours in Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, El ...
Born in México City, I have also lived and studied in Zamora and Jacona, Michoacán, and in ...
I´m an owner and operator of Zihuatanejo Tours, a Personal and Private Tour guide in ZIHUATANEJO, ...
Writing a little bit about me: I am just a "normal mexican woman" who loves her country. Since I ...
Come to see the most recommended city in the world (By Condé Nast traveler magazinne), and ...
I am a tour guide since last 20 years. Most of this time I have been working in Mexico City, ...
CiudaDFantástica, es un nuevo concepto de Paseos Culturales por diferentes lugares históricos, ...
I am an international soul , I have lived in different countries like Canada, Germany and ...
I am a historian, born and raised in Mexico City. I have guided independent business travelers, ...
Since 2004, I started my work with a motive to guide climbers on the Mexican volcanos. Currently a ...
I am a friendly and outgoing person and passionate about the history of my country and ...
You will get a host guide with more than 20 years of experience. These years have given me great ...
Hi! My name is Eliseo Perez. I am a 44 years old Mexican guy. I live in the city of Guadalajara and ...
Iam from Mexico City, I grew up in the tourist environment . My interest in my ...
I’m passionate about the history, the traditions, rich gastronomy, nature observation and the ...
Don’t underestimate Mexico City and its ability to surprise, because people coming here with preconceptions about North America’s most populous metropolis often leave bewildered and baffled and amazed. Prepare yourself instead for a buzzing cocktail of Latin life and American boisterousness; earthy peoples and visceral human energy; where steaming taco plates meet super-chic worldly cuisine, sprawling shanty towns rub shoulders with historical centres laden with post-colonial wonders to boot, and everything ticks over to the festive off-beats of samba, Spanish salsa and Mexican mariachi.
There’s so much to see in this endless, high-perched city 2,400 metres up on Mexico’s central plateaus that it can be difficult to know precisely where to begin. But first-time visitors should be sure not to miss the fascinating Centro Historico, with its colossal Zocalo, sun-kissed colonial facades and ancient Templo Mayor—a testimony to the long history of this aged town. Then ask your Mexico City tourist guide about the superlative greenery of Chapultepec, with its hilltop castles and deep lakes, the posh joints of San Angel, or the bohemian centres of Roma and Condesa. The possibilities are endless!
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