Mexico City E-Bike Tour with a taco and churros stop

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Duration:4 hours (approx.)
Location: Mexico City, Central Mexico

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Our tour is ideal for first-timers in Mexico City who want to explore the most emblematic places, including Bosque de Chapultepec, Reforma Avenue, Centro Historico, Condesa, Roma, and Polanco. You'll discover the city's diverse neighborhoods and try some of the best local food along the way. Our electric-assisted bikes allow us to cover more ground, making it easier to navigate the city on your own later. This comprehensive tour will leave you with a better understanding of Mexico City's history, culture, and people.

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1. Roma Norte
The Roma neighborhood, which was constructed during the final years of President Porfirio Diaz's government in the early 20th century, is an emblematic area of Mexico City. Initially, it was a wealthy district with grand mansions. However, what makes Colonia Roma stand out now is the varied architectural styles that exist side by side, creating a unique atmosphere. The neighborhood gained worldwide recognition as the setting of the acclaimed film "Roma" by director Alfonso Cuarón. Additionally, Colonia Roma is renowned for its wide array of restaurants and bars, which attract both locals and visitors.
2. Colonia Juarez
During our electric bicycle tour, we'll explore one of the most significant and iconic avenues in Mexico City, "El Paseo de la Reforma." This thoroughfare is home to many important monuments that represent Mexico's history and culture. As we ride, you'll have the opportunity to appreciate some of the city's most iconic landmarks and structures, including several significant monuments.
3. Monumento y Museo de la Revolucion
Our tour will include a stop at the Monumento de la Revolución Mexicana, where we'll discuss its historical significance. This impressive monument is one of the most popular spots for photography in Mexico City, as its size and grandeur make for an excellent backdrop. Please note that we won't be entering the museum located within the monument during our visit.
4. Alameda Central
As we make our way through Mexico City, we'll also visit Alameda Central, which is the oldest public park in the Americas. This beautiful park is steeped in history and is home to several impressive statues, fountains, and monuments. It's a great place to take a break from the city's hustle and bustle and enjoy a leisurely stroll.
5. Palacio de Bellas Artes
During our tour, we'll also visit the Palacio de Bellas Artes, which is the magnificent opera house of Mexico City. This stunning building was commissioned by President Porfirio Díaz and is a true architectural masterpiece. It's considered one of the most important cultural centers in Mexico and features a wide range of artistic performances, including music, theater, and dance. While we won't be entering the Palacio de Bellas Artes during our tour, you'll have the opportunity to admire its impressive architecture and learn more about its history and significance to Mexico City.
6. Centro Historico
After exploring the Palacio de Bellas Artes, we'll make our way to the heart of Mexico City, where we'll visit the first city square, known as the Origin of Mexico City. This area was formerly nicknamed the "city of palaces" and is steeped in history and culture. Our next stop will be the Zócalo or Plaza de la Constitución, which is the second largest square in the world. Here, we'll take some time to appreciate the beauty of this historic landmark and soak in the vibrant atmosphere of this bustling area. You'll learn more about its significance to Mexico City and discover some interesting facts about the country's history and culture.
7. El Angel de la Independencia
Our tour will also take us to one of the most iconic monuments in Mexico City, known as El Ángel or El Ángel de la Independencia. This impressive structure is one of the most recognized landmarks in the city and is a symbol of Mexican patriotism and freedom. It's often a focal point of celebration when the Mexican team achieves victory. We'll make a stop at this amazing monument, where you'll have the opportunity to take in its grandeur and learn more about its history and significance to Mexico.
8. Museo Nacional de Antropologia
During our tour, we'll also make a stop at the museum to witness the awe-inspiring voladores de Papantla. This traditional ritual involves a group of performers, known as the "flying dancers," who climb to the top of a tall pole and then descend to the ground while spinning around the pole. It's a captivating spectacle that's steeped in history and culture and is sure to leave a lasting impression on you. We'll stop by the museum to witness this amazing performance and learn more about its significance to Mexico
9. Polanco
Polanco is widely considered the trendiest neighborhood in Mexico City, and it's also one of the most expensive areas to live in. This chic district is home to some of the city's best restaurants and boasts a lively and cosmopolitan atmosphere. During our tour, we'll make a stop at Taquería El Turix, which is renowned for serving some of the best Yucatecan-style tacos in the city. This popular eatery is a favorite among locals and visitors alike, and we'll have the opportunity to savor the delicious flavors and aromas of this beloved Mexican dish. You'll discover why it's such a favorite among foodies and gain insight into the unique culinary traditions of Mexico.
10. Bosque de Chapultepec
El bosque de Chapultepec uno de los pulmones más importantes de la Ciudad de México, vamos a atravesarlo y a disfrutar de un bosque en medio de la ciudad más grande del país, también vamos a ver el increíble castillo de Chapultepec de cerca y saldremos por la Puerta de lo Leones justo en la avenida Reforma.
11. Condesa
La Condesa is another one of Mexico City's vibrant and hip neighborhoods, known for its unique character and laid-back atmosphere. This trendy area is filled with coffee shops, stylish boutiques, and restaurants serving innovative cuisine. It's also home to several parks and gardens, making it the perfect place for a leisurely stroll. With its eclectic mix of architecture and colorful street art, there's always something new to discover in La Condesa. You'll get a taste of the neighborhood's unique essence as we explore its streets and soak in its vibrant energy.

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Posted By : Terje_H
A great tour. It was just the guide and the two of us, so it was a very personalized tour. Really recommend it.
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Posted On : 2024-06-19 12:53:02

Posted By : zazoute
I did this tour on my very first day in CDMX and i really liked it. Our guide was very knowledgeable, paying attention to details and making sure everyone was enjoying the ride.
I would definitely do it again!
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Posted On : 2024-06-12 22:13:37

Posted By : nicoleh2015
We loved our bike tour with Eduardo! He took us on a terrific tour around the city. Biking around the busy streets was a bit scary at times but Eduardo certainly knew his way around and how to navigate the craziness! The taco tasting was absolutely delicious ! And one person in our group could not eat the churro because of allergies. So Eduardo got her a fresh juice from another place. So nice of him! And the juice was delicious!! Would def recommend this tour!
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Posted On : 2024-06-11 09:28:03

Posted By : 168edwardk
We came to Mexico City excited to try all the food, which we heard great things about. As a result, we booked this tour thinking that it was a food-focused tour. The title of the tour was "Mexico City E-Bike Tour with local foodie". The first line of the description said "Discover more locations in less time during this culinary-focused, half-day Mexico City tour".

Our guide was definitely not a foodie and this was definitely not a "culinary-focused tour". The other guest in the tour (who was not in our party) was also confused as to why there was no mention of food in our tour.

This was not the tour guides fault, because when we brought this up with him, he was equally surprised to hear that he was leading a food-focused tour. Apparently, he was not told by his boss that this was a culinary-focused tour. The only food that was planned and paid for was one taco and one churro for each person at the very end of the tour (we paid $560 USD for a group of 8). The poor tour guide did his best to accommodate by taking us to a juice spot, but he ultimately wasn't able to speak much about the food in Mexico City. The tour guide was incredibly nice (he did his best), so this is feedback for the tour operator, not the tour guide.

The tour guide was very nice and friendly, but we wished he spoke in more detail about all the incredible places we biked through. In the few times we did stop, his explanations was short and only surface-level. We craved more details and story-telling (that is what makes a tour memorable!). Ultimately, it felt like a half-day of e-biking through the city, but not eating or learning much.

We were fairly disappointed at having spent one of our two days in Mexico City not leaning about all the great food that Mexico City has to offer. Ultimately, the title and description of this tour being food/culinary focused is very misleading.
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Posted On : 2024-06-10 11:09:57

Posted By : Edward_K
We came to Mexico City excited to try all the food, which we heard great things about. As a result, we booked this tour thinking that it was a food-focused tour. The title of the tour was "Mexico City E-Bike Tour with local foodie". The first line of the description said "Discover more locations in less time during this culinary-focused, half-day Mexico City tour".

Our guide was definitely not a foodie and this was definitely not a "culinary-focused tour". The other guest in the tour (who was not in our party) was also confused as to why there was no mention of food in our tour.

This was not the tour guides fault, because when we brought this up with him, he was equally surprised to hear that he was leading a food-focused tour. Apparently, he was not told by his boss that this was a culinary-focused tour. The only food that was planned and paid for was one taco and one churro for each person at the very end of the tour (we paid $560 USD for a group of 8). The poor tour guide did his best to accommodate by taking us to a juice spot, but he ultimately wasn't able to speak much about the food in Mexico City. The tour guide was incredibly nice (he did his best), so this is feedback for the tour operator, not the tour guide.

The tour guide was very nice and friendly, but we wished he spoke in more detail about all the incredible places we biked through. In the few times we did stop, his explanations was short and only surface-level. We craved more details and story-telling (that is what makes a tour memorable!). Ultimately, it felt like a half-day of e-biking through the city, but not eating or learning much.

We were fairly disappointed at having spent one of our two days in Mexico City not leaning about all the great food that Mexico City has to offer. Ultimately, the title and description of this tour being food/culinary focused is very misleading.

NOTE: Since I posted this review, it appears that the vendor updated the title of the tour.
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Posted On : 2024-06-10 11:07:16

Posted By : 424sim_nm
The tour is quite interesting, especially if you do it with your friends. This is one of my favorite activities to do in CDMX.
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Posted On : 2024-06-07 16:50:08

Posted By : casey_b
Sergio was very knowledgeable, and spoke perfect English. Although the city is massive, it’s a very effective way to tour the city and see many different parts. And the taco stop was the best taco I’ve ever had…seriously.
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Posted On : 2024-06-03 13:54:00

Posted By : Bin_Y
Tours started at 9:30, we were a small group of 6 peoples from 3 different countries. The e-bike was really comfortable and easy to ride, and we were able to visit many places in just 3 hours. Weather gets hot gradually, fortunately the breeze when you ride a bike makes it more tolerable. Highly recommend this tour.
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Posted On : 2024-05-28 11:54:59

Posted By : rauldevilla
It is a very comfortable bike ride. If you like exercise, you turn off the power assistance. If you are calmer, you don't need any effort, just enjoy the city. Excellent historical knowledge of the guide, with a very good level of English.
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Posted On : 2024-05-27 11:58:09

Posted By : 864aly
I Loved it. Girlfriend had a challenging time keeping up with weaving through traffic, otherwise, great tour, delicious food and my favourite way of seeing Mexico City, I enjoyed a lot. Thank you team "CDMX Electric Bike Tours".
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Posted On : 2024-05-13 12:36:47