Mexico City: Cantinas Walking Tour with Tasting Sessions

Are you looking for the ultimate way to explore some of the traditional cantinas located in the heart of Mexico City? Join us on a Cantinas Walking Tour with Tasting Sessions in one of the oldest districts of Mexico City – Coyoacán. This traditional tour allows you to meander through the local streets and and visit some of the most popular cantinas, where you will sample some of the best tequilas, mezcals, beers, and snacks. You’ll also get to see some of the oldest colonial buildings, visit the marketplace, and learn about the culture and history of Mexico City.

This walking tour is ideal for culture lovers, people wanting to learn more about Mexican cantinas, and those wanting to get a real taste of traditional Mexico City! Our experienced guide will take you on a leisurely stroll along the streets of Coyoacán so all you have to do is relax and savour the beauty of this historically-rich area and savour the taste of Mexico!

What’s included in the Cantinas Walking Tour with Tasting Sessions?

The tour includes a knowledgeable guide who will lead and explain throughout the duration of the tour. He/She will be available to answer questions and tell you more about the different cantinas, history, and culture. Your guide will also help you order traditional drinks, snacks, and any other additional items you might need.

Not only that, you’ll also get to sample delicious tequilas and mezcals as well as Mexican beers while learning more about the different ingredients used in the process of making drinks such as Tequila, Mezcal, and Mexican beer. You’ll also enjoy snack samples along the way – all included in the price.

What are some of the sights included in the tour?

Our Cantinas Walking Tour with Tasting Sessions offers an opportunity to explore the hidden gems located in Coyoacán. As one of Mexico City’s oldest areas, it is filled with rich culture and history. Here are just a few of the highlights that you’ll have the opportunity to experience during your tour.

• Visit historical monuments
• Take a stroll through a typical Mexican marketplace
• See colonial buildings
• Visit traditional cantinas and learn about their customs
• Sample delicious tequilas and mezcals from local brands
• Enjoy beers from Mexican breweries
• Taste accompanying traditional snacks
• Experience a cultural night walking tour around Coyoacán

Where will I meet my guide for my Cantinas Walking Tour with Tasting Sessions?

Your tour will start at Plaza Hidalgo in front of Calle Berriozabal 13 (see map below), which can be easily accessed by metro (the nearest station is Metro Coyoacán). Please plan to arrive at least 10 minutes prior to departure. Be sure to dress comfortably and wear weather-appropriate clothing.

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Why should I book a Cantinas Walking Tour with Tasting Sessions with GetYourGuide?

Booking a Cantinas Walking Tour with Tasting Sessions through GetYourGuide ensures that you have access to an experienced guide in a safe, comfortable, and enjoyable environment. Trust is paramount at GetYourGuide – and each tour is vetted for quality, safety precautions, COVID-19 compliance, and insurance coverage. GetYourGuide has achieved an industry leading trust score of 99% – which is why millions of travelers book with us every year. Not only that, but we also offer 24/7 customer support – so if you have any questions or concerns along the way, we are here to help!

For those looking to explore traditional cantinas, learn more about Mexican history and culture, or sample different Tequilas and Mezcals, a Cantinas Walking Tour with Tasting Sessions should be at the top of your list! You’ll get to explore a traditional district of Mexico City – Coyoacán – learn about its heritage and traditions, sample some tasty treats, and much more! So what are you waiting for? Book your Cantinas Walking Tour with Tasting Sessions here..

Mexico City Unveiled: An Insider’s Guide to Discovering Hidden Gems

Are you ready to explore the vibrant, colorful, and bustling Mexico City? Forget about the usual tourist spots, and let’s embark on a journey of discovery through this guide that brings you closer to the hidden gems of the city.

Local Attractions: Uncovering the Best-Kept Secrets

One of the most fascinating places in Mexico City is the Diego Rivera Studio. It is a place where the artist lived and created some of his most famous works. Another interesting place to visit is the Coyoacan neighborhood, home to the Frida Kahlo Museum, Teatro de la Ciudad, and the Mercado de Coyoacán, a lively market that is worth exploring.

Dining Spots: A Delicious Journey Through the City’s Flavors

Mexican cuisine is rich in flavors, colors, and textures that will leave you captivated. A place that stands out for its impressive selection of tacos, including gourmet options, is El Parnita. Another place to try traditional Mexican food is Los Cocuyos, famous for its al pastor tacos.

Oh, and talking about history, did you know that the churro was invented in Mexico by Spaniards? You can try them at El Moro Churrería, a place with more than 80 years of history.

Cultural Experiences: Immerse Yourself in Mexico’s Colorful Traditions

Mexicans are proud of their traditions, which are reflected in their festivals, art, and music. The Day of the Dead, celebrated on November 1st and 2nd, is one of the most important festivities. If you are in town at this time, don’t miss the opportunity to attend the parade and visit some altars with the deceased’s offerings.

Another fascinating place to visit is the Palacio de Bellas Artes, a masterpiece of Art Nouveau and Art Deco styles that hosts various events, including music and opera performances.

Local History: Discovering Mexico’s Fascinating Past

Mexico City is full of history, and there are many stories to tell. One of the most interesting is the Templo Mayor, an Aztec temple’s remains located in the heart of the city. You can visit the site with a guide who will explain its significance, or you can go solo with an audio guide.

Another exciting thing to do is visiting the house where Leon Trotsky lived in exile. The house was turned into a museum after his assassination, and it’s a fascinating insight into the revolutionary’s life.

Off-the-Beaten-Path Suggestions: Creating Memories That Will Last a Lifetime

If you want to experience Mexico City’s unique vibe, the best thing to do is to wander around the streets and get lost. You never know what you might discover. You could also take a hot-air balloon ride over the city and get a different view of the city’s landscape.

Finally, if you want to continue exploring the city’s food culture, don’t miss the Cantinas Walking Tour with Tasting Sessions. You will learn about the city’s history and its traditional drinks while experiencing the atmosphere of a cantina, a traditional Mexican bar.

By the end of this journey, you’ll have peeled back a few layers of the Mexico City onion, discovering all its beauty. As you head home, you’ll carry memories of a city that has welcomed you and opened its doors to share its rich culture and traditions with you.