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Chapultepec Park Guided Bike Tour
Use your pedal power to cruise through Mexico City's largest public park
Duration:
2h
Duration:
2h
Guided bike tour of Chapultepec Park
Bicycle rental
Helmet rental (optional)
Professional bilingual guide (English and Spanish)
Water
Hotel pick-up/drop-off
Food and beverages
Gratuities (optional)
Meeting point
270 Lieja, 11580, Mexico City- Bring a valid photo ID to release the bike rental
- The meeting point is Estela de Luz (Lieja 270, Bosque de Chapultepec I Secc, Miguel Hidalgo, 11580 Mexico City), next to the Puerta de los Leones at 8:30 am
- Show your smartphone ticket to your guide
Cruise around Chapultepec Park on a bicycle for the best views of the largest park in Mexico City.
Let the fresh air fill your lungs as your professional guide shares interesting anecdotes about Chapultepec Park, a public park twice the size of New York City's Central Park.
Along the trail, you'll visit the Niños Heroes monument, cycle by the Chapultepec Zoo, and pedal near the Chapultepec Castle – the only royal castle in the Americas.
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