CDMX Street Food: Tour of Local Markets.
Colonia Tabacalera, Mexico
Get to know the most autochthonous corners of the CDMX through a tour of the historic center and a tour of the main local food and handicraft markets.
This walking tour in Mexico City suits travelers interested in historic sites, local cuisine, and Mexican culture.
Highlights
- Savor typical Mexican food at local markets.
- Explore the historic center of Mexico City.
- Visit a handicraft market to experience local culture.
- Gain insight into the daily life of Mexico City residents.
Description
The tour starts at the Zócalo, Mexico City's main square, where you will see landmarks like the Metropolitan Cathedral and the National Palace. You will then walk along 5 de Mayo Street, noted for its historical significance and the Casa de Los Azulejos, an example of New Spain Baroque architecture. The tour concludes at the Palace of Fine Arts, home to the Mexico City Opera and a major cultural venue.
Following the guided tour, enjoy authentic Mexican tacos at a traditional taquería. Afterwards, visit local food markets frequented by tourists, chefs, and food enthusiasts. The first stop is the San Juan Market, known for exotic meats, fresh fruits, and edible insects. Here you will sample delicacies accompanied by a shot of tequila or mezcal. After browsing the market stalls, continue to Mercado de la Ciudadela, a craft market with over 350 stalls offering handmade goods by Mexican artisans, ideal for purchasing unique souvenirs.
This tour offers an immersive experience of Mexican culture, cuisine, and daily life in Mexico City.
Includes
- Tasting lunch at multiple stops
- Visit to a local craft market
- Tequila or mezcal shots
- Specialized guide
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Book in advance and bring comfortable walking shoes. The best time to visit is during the morning to avoid crowds and heat.
