moderate
3–4 hours
Participants should be comfortable riding a bike on city streets for several hours and able to maintain a moderate pace with occasional stops.
Discover Mexico City on two wheels and taste your way through five Michelin-recommended taquerias on a 3.5-hour bike tour. Dive into authentic flavors and local stories that truly bring this vibrant city to life.
3.5 hours
Embark on a culinary adventure through Mexico City, savoring authentic tacos at five Michelin-recommended taquerias. Experience the vibrant neighborhoods like a local, uncovering the rich history behind each dish. Conclude with a refreshing michelada and insider tips, making this a unique journey into Mexico's gastronomic culture.
This is a unique opportunity to discover authentic Mexican food taken to the next level, with a special focus on Mexican tacos. It’s not just about tasting tacos; it’s about experiencing a complete culinary journey where every bite connects you to Mexico’s rich history and culture. Throughout the tour, we’ll take you to five carefully selected taquerias, all recommended by the Michelin list, where traditional tacos are transformed into culinary masterpieces.
As you pedal through two of Mexico City’s most vibrant neighborhoods, you’ll feel like you’re exploring the city with lifelong friends. Our style is like going out with an old friend because we want you to feel at home. We’ll make stops so you can get to know the city and these neighborhoods more deeply, exploring them beyond the surface, where you’ll enjoy new flavors and learn about the history behind each taco and its significance to us as Mexicans. Our goal is for you to experience Mexican food, especially tacos, in a way that is rarely offered to travelers.
The fifth taqueria is our Surprise Taco, which we believe will soon be on the Michelin list. We’d love for you to try it before it becomes super popular. And, before we say goodbye, we’ll share an authentic michelada, Mexico City style, while giving you useful tips to continue exploring the city.
NOTE: We don’t include the Michelin-starred taqueria in the tour, as the wait time has extended to nearly 2 hours in line, and they don’t take reservations.
Safety first—always wear a helmet when biking through busy city streets.
Opt for closed-toe footwear that’s good for cycling and walking between stops.
Carry a water bottle to keep refreshed, especially if it’s a warm day.
Ensure your bike is adjusted for your height before starting for a more comfortable ride.
Mexico City’s historic center dates back to the Aztec capital Tenochtitlan, blending centuries of history with modern urban life.
The tour promotes sustainable tourism by encouraging biking over motorized transport and supporting local family-owned taquerias.
Protects your head and is required for safe city cycling.
Stay hydrated especially during warmer months.
summer specific
Useful for carrying personal items like sunscreen, wallet, and extra layers.
Wear breathable, cycling-friendly clothes for ease and comfort.