Mexico City · ROMA & CONDESA NEIGHBOURHOOD TOURS
The 15 best roma & condesa neighbourhood tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Taste regional Mexican dishes across Polanco, with chef-guides, seven food stops, drinks, desserts, and a small-group city walk.
“Viry was an exceptional tour guide. The tour was a good mix of history and great food. Would definitely recommend if staying near the Polanco area”
Explore Roma Norte through regional Mexican dishes, mezcal, coffee, cocktails, architecture, and stories on a small-group food walk.
“We had a wonderful time trying all kinds of amazing food and drinks! Tania and Monday were such wonderful hosts and we couldn’t have enjoyed the tour more. The culinary info and the info regarding Mexico City and Mexico in general were so well presented. Come hungry! Would highly recommend!”
Taste tacos, tostadas, soup, mole, and more while exploring Polanco’s architecture, green spaces, cantinas, and top food stops.
“It was a wonderful tour. German was our guide. He incorporated some of Polanco’s history and the neighborhood sights. He is very passionate about Polanco and the food scene. The food and drinks he introduced were all very tasty. I highly recommend his tour if you love food and learning new things.”
Bike through Roma Norte and Condesa for five Michelin-linked tacos, local stories, a michelada, and a relaxed small-group ride.
“Wonderful experience. The guide was fun, knowledgeable, articulate about the city and the tacos! (Bikes are not great, but they're good enough)”
Explore Roma and Condesa with a private local guide, shaping a flexible Mexico City walk around architecture, food, parks, and culture.
“Ingrid was amazing! She is very knowledgeable and passionate about Mexico City. She answered all of our questions and gave us insight on many interesting areas and architecture of Condesa and Roma. Also, best places to eat!!!! I told her that i have a terrible memory and that I wouldn’t remember all the places that she recommended. Well 10min after we said good bye I received a message from her with all the links of the places! Very thoughtful!! Thank you Ingrid 🙏🙏 She speaks Spanish & English”
Taste all-you-can-eat tacos, six mezcals or Mexican wines, and desserts on a small-group food tour through Polanco in Mexico City.
“My family and I had a wonderful time visiting Mexico City for the first time. Starting with our tour guide, Nina, she was excellent and very informative. Polanco is beautiful and we enjoyed all the tacos places we visited. Also, we LOVED the Mezcal tasting. Couldn’t have picked a better tour, definitely recommend.”
Explore Mexico City’s Condesa and Roma Norte on a 4.5-hour small-group walk covering parks, architecture, art, food, and local life.
“This is as an excellent introduction to Roma and Condesa. Ricardo was so friendly and knowledgeable about the area and city. We saw so many hidden gems that we would never have seen on our own. Be prepared to walk a lot but there are breaks built into the tour to rest. Would highly recommend this tour. Thanks Ricardo!”
Explore Roma and Condesa on a three-hour walk through markets, parks, cafés, art spaces, architecture, and local food stops.
“The tour was amazing! David was a great guide, he was knowledgeable and friendly. He also gave great tips and recommendations on food, things to do, and areas to check out.”
Explore Roma, Condesa, and Juarez on a three-hour Mexico City walk with churros, al pastor tacos, local history, and useful tips.
“Jack was a friendly and helpful tour guide with great recommendations and knowledge of the city. We loved his restaurant/food recommendations, and the taco place he took us to was the best tacos we had the whole trip! He was friendly, approachable, and knew a lot about the neighborhoods. It's a nice way to get to know the more hipster areas of CDMX and learn some history too!”
Glide through Polanco and Chapultepec Park on a small-group Segway tour with fountains, monuments, lake views, and local guides.
“The location was easy to find. We had ridden Segways before so the training was quick. Argelia was a great guide and stopped to talk about the neighborhoods and some history. Great tour and I recommend.”
Taste four Mexico City tacos, then learn about and sample three Oaxacan mezcals on a small-group Polanco food walk.
“I had just arrived to Mexico City and staying in Polanco area, I had an amazing experience on this food tour and getting to know our neighborhood for the wk. Our tour guide was friendly and very knowledgeable, she made our tour so much fun and we learned a lot about mezcal! Highly recommend!!”
Taste tacos, tamal, mezcal, chocolate, and modern Mexican cooking on a private Polanco food tour with an optional Anthropology Museum visit.
“Fantastic tour, exceeded our expectations! Our guide Ninelth was excellent. Her knowledge of the food we were eating and the culinary history of Mexico was extensive. The restaurants we visited were all excellent, one of which has earned a Michelin mention! The wine tasting that we had was great, very informative and it was nice to try some Mexican wines, which were excellent. The tour was an easy walk, not long between stops. I would highly recommend this tour, especially if you're a "foodie".”
Make tortillas, guacamole, flautas, margaritas, and churros in a small Roma Norte class led by a professional Mexican chef.
“We had our class with Chef Netzi and it was amazing. Making the guacamole and the corn tortillas was a lot of fun and they turned out really delicious. Chef Netzi and Dulce made us feel very comfortable and fed us until we were full. We learned so much about Mexican cuisine and culture, this was 100% worth it!”
Explore Roma and Condesa through tacos, mezcal, cocktails, architecture, and spooky legends on a 3 to 5-hour Mexico City walk.
“We booked the private tour. The guide was friendly and accommodated two vegetarian members in the group. But otherwise, there wasn’t much special about the tour or tacos, and the last taco stop was out of food so we didn’t get to eat there. Overall an okay tour, but for the price we were disappointed, felt we could’ve had better tacos and didn’t learn all that much about the city”
Cycle through Chapultepec Forest, Roma, and Condesa with a small English-speaking group, light bikes, helmets, and local guidance.
“Jose was an amazing tour guide, flexible with your schedule and gave great history. Bikes were nice, helmets were included. Sites were amazing.”
Pick a ruin, a canal, a kitchen or a ring.
