Best of · MEXICO CITY BIKE TOURS
Good mexico city bike tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 8 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Explore Coyoacán by bike with guides such as Giovanni, Sebastián, Meg, and Jesús. Ride through historic streets, stop for churros, atole, tostadas, and aguas frescas, then enter Frida Kahlo’s Casa Azul with a VIP ticket and time to visit independently.
“Loved this tour. Jesus was a fantastic guide. Charming area with lots of history and beautiful things to see.”
Ride through Mexico City with Yibran and Daniela, a husband-and-wife guide team, on a small-group route covering Chapultepec, Reforma, the Historic Center, Roma Norte, and more. Expect frequent photo stops, local food tips, quality bikes, and a lively Sunday option when major roads close to cars.
“The tour guides were fantastic. It was informative & fun. A great way to see the city. After the tour, the guides gave us great suggestions of where to eat and drink in the city.”
Ride through Mexico City in a group of no more than 10 with guides such as Antonio, Juan, and Jimena. Expect Chapultepec, neighborhood streets, food stops, and lessons on architecture, culture, and city life. You pedal about 60 percent of the four-hour tour and spend the rest eating, resting, and talking.
“Antonio was a great guide. He has an in depth knowledge of the city, history and and current issues in Mexico. Great tour and fun riding bikes. Highly recommended”
Yibran and Daniella lead a four-hour English-language ride from Roma Norte through Chapultepec, Centro Histórico, Juárez, and Roma. You’ll visit major monuments, parks, museums, and plazas at an easy pace, with bikes, helmets, photos, safety help, and restaurant tips included.
“Great eadygoing bicycle tour! We had just arrived the previous day and it was a great way to start our stay in CDMX! The riding was very easy so a normal person can do it with ease. The guide was very good and he and his wife even took a lot of pictures of all the participants riding which we got after the tour! Pro tip: Traffic in CDMX is very unpredictable so start your taxi/uber ride to the meetup location well in advance.”
Ride with a guide such as Eduardo, Sergio, or Adriana through Mexico City’s grand avenues, historic center, leafy neighborhoods, and Chapultepec Park. This four-hour English tour uses electric bikes, limits groups to nine, and includes taco and churro stops.
“This was definitely the highlight of our trip to Mexico City! Eduardo was a wonderful host and showed us so much of this beautiful city that we would have totally missed without this tour. Not only was the tour itself great but so was his knowledge of the history of the area. He also took us to some amazing spots for tacos and churros! Would highly recommend this tour!”
Ride through Guerrero, Obrera, Doctores, Juárez, and Cuauhtémoc with guides such as Iván, Alberto, Gaby, or Eduardo. You’ll see major murals, local street art, and the Antique Toy Museum area, then stop for tacos or other Mexican snacks. Bikes, water, and a small group are included.
“Eduardo was an excellent tour guide, personable and very knowledgeable. We learned a lot about the history of Mexico and art. Bonus: they got us lunch at a local spot, plus Kira the cutest dog ever, joined us for the tour!! 10/10 experience!!”
Spend about four hours riding from Chapultepec Forest through Reforma and the Centro Histórico to Mercado de San Juan. Guides such as Ismael, Luis, Omar, and José lead small groups of up to 10, with e-bikes, helmets, water, Mexican snacks, and vegetarian options included.
“We had the best guide. He told us many interesting facts about the city, history. He knew good ways to travel through the city and always looked after our safety! We enjoyed the good tacos”
Ride through Mexico City’s Centro Histórico from 7 pm with a local guide, bicycle, helmet, lights, water, and street-food lunch included. The three-hour route visits Bellas Artes, Alameda Central, Palacio Postal, and pre-Columbian ruins. Guides have included Ivan, Felix, and Gabby.
“I didn't find the short trip interesting and the equipment used was in very poor shape. Not what I was expecting for the price.”
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