Discover Mexico City’s rich history and culture with Bastards of Mexico’s unfiltered walking tour. Dive into stories, humor, and vibrant sights that bring the city’s past to life.
Discover Mexico City’s rich history and culture with Bastards of Mexico’s unfiltered walking tour. Dive into stories, humor, and vibrant sights that bring the city’s past to life.
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by The Monkey Experience · Ciudad de México, Ciudad de México
moderate.
2–3 hours.
Moderate physical condition required; some walking involved.
Yes, the tour is family-friendly, but some stories may include mature language.
The tour runs approximately 2 to 3 hours, depending on the group pace.
The walk involves some uneven cobblestones; please contact ahead for specific accessibility concerns.
Tipping the guide is appreciated but not mandatory; cash is preferred.
Yes, the tours are conducted in English, suitable for international visitors.
The tour runs rain or shine; bring an umbrella or rain jacket if rain is expected.
The Historic Center was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1987, preserving its colonial charm and historic significance.
Tour operators promote responsible tourism practices, encouraging visitors to respect the site and minimize environmental impact.
The Monkey Experience is a Ciudad de México–based tour operator specializing in humor-led and culturally immersive walking tours and multi-day trips. The company offers a variety of experiences across Mexico City and beyond, combining comedy, local history, culinary activities, and performance showcases. Offerings listed by the business include unfiltered comedy walking tours of the Historic Center (presented in English and Spanish), neighborhood walks through Roma and Condesa that finish at Balmori Rooftop Bar, a hands-on Coyoacán experience where participants make tortillas and tlacoyos, and stand-up showcase events such as the "Funny Friends" English show at Bardo Speakeasy. The program lineup also contains multi-day itineraries like a six-day Day of the Dead tour visiting Morelia and Mixquic, and specialty items that highlight candid storytelling and contemporary cultural context. Guides and hosts are described as a mix of stand-up comedians, experienced local guides, and producers — names associated with the programming include Anna Beros. Language options are explicit in the product list, with dedicated English and Spanish tours available, allowing travelers to choose the format that fits their needs. As a local operator rooted in Ciudad de México, The Monkey Experience focuses on small-group walking formats and interactive elements that showcase neighborhood architecture, food traditions, nightlife venues, and community rituals. The company’s catalog spans comedy-centric walks to food workshops and longer cultural immersions for visitors seeking an entertaining and authentic view of Mexico City.
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