- Mexico City
Mexico City: Food and Market Tour
Get a taste of Mexico with a tour through the local markets of Mexico City
Mexico City: Food and Art Market Tour
Taste the best Mexican treats at a local market in Mexico City
Last admission:
2 hours before closing
Max group size:
15
Live guide:
English, Spanish
Duration:
2h
Wheelchair accessible
Last admission:
2 hours before closing
Duration:
2h
Max group size:
15
Wheelchair accessible
Live guide:
English, Spanish
Provider: CHILL AND GO TOURS
Registered address: VICENTE GUERRERO 139, 04100, COYOACAN, MX
Contact details
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Roundtrip transportation
Tasting
Live guide
Tips
With this market tour, you get to explore Mexico City’s markets. Join your guide as you explore the Mercado de Medellín. After that, sample unique fares at the Mercado de San Juan. Remember to taste its meat cuts or even a crunchy insect side dish!
The tour continues to the Mercado de Artesanías de la Ciudadela, where you can check out the market’s crafts. Participate in this journey like a local, guided by an expert guide. Your guide will handle every detail and nitty-gritty of the tour, and don’t worry—it includes roundtrip transport, too!
- After you book your tickets online, look for an email confirmation
- Show this ticket to your guide
- Cancellation is possible until 24 hours before your visit date.
- Rescheduling is possible until 24 hours before your visit date.
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