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Small-Group Teotihuacan Pyramids from Mexico City
Small-Group Teotihuacan Pyramids from Mexico City
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Explore the Teotihuacan archeological site and climb Sun and Moon Pyramids
Duration:
6h
Taking Covid-19 safety measures
Group size:
20
Near public transportation
Ticket type:
Mobile
Free cancellation
- Duration:6h
- Taking Covid-19 safety measures
- Group size:20
- Near public transportation
- Ticket type:Mobile
- Free cancellation
About
Experience the Teotihuacan Pyramids UNESCO World Heritage Site on an affordable, small-group tour from Mexico City. A guide escorts you from Mexico City by local bus and walk through what was one of Mesoamerica’s most significant pre-Hispanic cities. See the site’s main attractions, including the Sun Pyramid, Moon Plaza and the Temple of Quetzalcoatl, without having to brave public transit unaccompanied.
Know before you go
- Duration: 6h
- Mobile tickets accepted
- Instant confirmation
Cancellation policy
- For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.
Available languages
English, Spanish
Highlights
- Travel by affordable local transit with a friendly, professional guide
- All entrance fees and transportation included in tour price
- Learn the history of the site on an informative, narrated walking tour
What to expect
Arrive at a centrally located meeting point and hop a local bus with your small group and guide. No need to navigate Mexico City’s daunting public transit system alone.
Upon arrival at Teotihuacan, your guide leads you on an educational walking tour of what is considered one of the most important ruins in Mexico. It is also among the most visited. Your guide helps you wind your way through the crowds and catch all the UNESCO World Heritage Site’s highlights. Stops include the Avenue of the Dead Men, Rio San Juan, the Citadel, Pyramid of Quetzatcoatl, Quetzalpapalotl Patio and the Palace of the Jaguars.
If you’re up it, you’re given time to climb the Sun and Moon pyramids for a view of the entire pre-Hispanic city. After your tour, your guide escorts your group back to Mexico City.
Know before you go
- Duration: 6h
- Mobile tickets accepted
- Instant confirmation
Available languages
English, Spanish
Cancellation policy
- For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.
Highlights
- Travel by affordable local transit with a friendly, professional guide
- All entrance fees and transportation included in tour price
- Learn the history of the site on an informative, narrated walking tour
What to expect
Arrive at a centrally located meeting point and hop a local bus with your small group and guide. No need to navigate Mexico City’s daunting public transit system alone.
Upon arrival at Teotihuacan, your guide leads you on an educational walking tour of what is considered one of the most important ruins in Mexico. It is also among the most visited. Your guide helps you wind your way through the crowds and catch all the UNESCO World Heritage Site’s highlights. Stops include the Avenue of the Dead Men, Rio San Juan, the Citadel, Pyramid of Quetzatcoatl, Quetzalpapalotl Patio and the Palace of the Jaguars.
If you’re up it, you’re given time to climb the Sun and Moon pyramids for a view of the entire pre-Hispanic city. After your tour, your guide escorts your group back to Mexico City.Need help booking?
Call the number below and use the product code: 19861P2
Important information
Inclusions
- All taxes, fees and handling charges
- Local guide
- Buses (local transportation)
- Subway (local transportation)
- Ticket for the archeological place
- Entry/Admission - Zona Arqueologica Teotihuacan
- Entry/Admission - Mexico City
Exclusions
- Food and drinks
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Gratuities
- Private transportation
- Entry/Admission - Palacio de Bellas Artes
Duration
6h
Departure details
- Palacio de Bellas Artes, Av. Juárez S/N, Centro Histórico de la Cdad. de México, Centro, Cuauhtémoc, 06050 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico Main Entrance of Palacio de Bellas Artes. Find us with our PINK UMBRELLAS and PINK TSHIRTS with the Estación México logo.
Additional information
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Take comfortable clothes with you
- Near public transportation
- Not recommended for travelers with back problems
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
- Wear sunscreen
- Bring a hat or cap with you
- Sport footwear
- Bring some snacks or fruit
- Take a bottle of water with you
- This experience involves physical activity and therefore we also suggest a minimum age of 12 years old to take this tour.
- Our experience is design to only discover the archaeological site. We DO NOT stop in souvenir shops niether in restaurants.
- Not recommend for people with blood pressure problems
- Most travelers can participate
- This tour/activity will have a maximum of 20 travelers
Inclusions
- All taxes, fees and handling charges
- Local guide
- Buses (local transportation)
- Subway (local transportation)
- Ticket for the archeological place
- Entry/Admission - Zona Arqueologica Teotihuacan
- Entry/Admission - Mexico City
Exclusions
- Food and drinks
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Gratuities
- Private transportation
- Entry/Admission - Palacio de Bellas Artes
Departure details
- Palacio de Bellas Artes, Av. Juárez S/N, Centro Histórico de la Cdad. de México, Centro, Cuauhtémoc, 06050 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico Main Entrance of Palacio de Bellas Artes. Find us with our PINK UMBRELLAS and PINK TSHIRTS with the Estación México logo.
Duration
6h
Return details
- Ben & Frank, Calle Dr Mora 9-Local 3, Colonia Centro, Centro, Cuauhtémoc, 06000 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico Barrio Alameda is located on the oposite side of the Bellas Artes Palace, all together in the Alameda Central Park.
Additional information
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Take comfortable clothes with you
- Near public transportation
- Not recommended for travelers with back problems
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
- Wear sunscreen
- Bring a hat or cap with you
- Sport footwear
- Bring some snacks or fruit
- Take a bottle of water with you
- This experience involves physical activity and therefore we also suggest a minimum age of 12 years old to take this tour.
- Our experience is design to only discover the archaeological site. We DO NOT stop in souvenir shops niether in restaurants.
- Not recommend for people with blood pressure problems
- Most travelers can participate
- This tour/activity will have a maximum of 20 travelers
Travel safe during COVID-19
Last updated: Jul 2, 2020
A note from Small-Group Teotihuacan Pyramids from Mexico City
All operations in this experience will take place following official guidelines. Estación Mexico is adhering to all rules and regulations provided by the local and federal government of Mexico.
What you can expect during your visit
- Regular temperature checks for staff
- Regularly sanitized high-traffic areas
- Temperature checks for tour participants upon arrival
What you can expect during your visit
- Regular temperature checks for staff
- Regularly sanitized high-traffic areas
- Temperature checks for tour participants upon arrival
- Guides required to regularly wash hands
- Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff
- Transportation vehicles regularly sanitized
- Contactless payment for gratuities and add-ons
- Face masks required for guides in public areas
- Paid stay-at-home policy for staff with symptoms
- Gear/equipment sanitized between use
- Face masks required for travelers in public areas
- Social distancing enforced throughout experience
- Face masks provided for travelers
Itinerary
- You'll start atPalacio de Bellas ArtesAv. Juárez S/N, Centro Histórico de la Cdad. de México, Centro, Cuauhtémoc, 06050 Ciudad de México, CDMX, MexicoMain Entrance of Palacio de Bellas Artes. Find us with our PINK UMBRELLAS and PINK TSHIRTS with the Estación México logo.See address & details
- 1Palacio de Bellas ArtesStop: 15 minutes - Admission excludedSee details
- 2Northern Bus StationStop: 15 minutesSee detailsPass byZona Arqueologica Tlatelolco
- 3Zona Arqueologica TeotihuacanStop: 3 hours - Admission includedSee details
- 4Deportivo March 18Stop: 5 minutes - Admission includedSee details
- 5Alameda CentralStop: 15 minutesSee details
- You'll end atBen & FrankCalle Dr Mora 9-Local 3, Colonia Centro, Centro, Cuauhtémoc, 06000 Ciudad de México, CDMX, MexicoBarrio Alameda is located on the oposite side of the Bellas Artes Palace, all together in the Alameda Central Park.See address & details
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Andy C
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While in Mexico City we took two tours with Estacion Mexico. The free Mexico City Historical area walking tour and then the Teotihuacan tour.
The free walking tour in Mexico City was really amazing, our guide Javier was really great. He was super knowledgeable, speaks perfect English and was very proud and enthusiastic about his city and his country. He took us to the most interesting sites and gave us lots of tips for other places to visit, to eat and to drink. The fact that this tour is free is incredible! Obviously you can tip at the end which we did as it was more than worth it.
The following day we took the Teotihuacan tour for 600 pesos. We travelled there by public bus. There were some delays with the buses so it took a very long time to arrive, maybe there is a faster way and maybe less expensive way to visit Teotihuacan but after the free tour of Mexico City we didn't mind to pay for this one. Again Javier was super knowledgeable and enthusiastic and he really looks after everyone is his group.
I would highly recommend any tours from this company, especially the free ones to start with but guys please tip as it is worth it!
The free walking tour in Mexico City was really amazing, our guide Javier was really great. He was super knowledgeable, speaks perfect English and was very proud and enthusiastic about his city and his country. He took us to the most interesting sites and gave us lots of tips for other places to visit, to eat and to drink. The fact that this tour is free is incredible! Obviously you can tip at the end which we did as it was more than worth it.
The following day we took the Teotihuacan tour for 600 pesos. We travelled there by public bus. There were some delays with the buses so it took a very long time to arrive, maybe there is a faster way and maybe less expensive way to visit Teotihuacan but after the free tour of Mexico City we didn't mind to pay for this one. Again Javier was super knowledgeable and enthusiastic and he really looks after everyone is his group.
I would highly recommend any tours from this company, especially the free ones to start with but guys please tip as it is worth it!
Written May 31, 2022
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Dhwani Parekh
United States172 contributions
We did this tour with Aldo who was extremely knowledgeable and made the tour fun! We met at Palacio de Bellas Artes and were a cosmopolitan group from different countries, We took a public bus to the bus depot and another public bus to Teotihuacan from there. We spent around 3 hours at the historical site where Aldo explained everything about that place and patiently answered all our questions. On our way back, we took a bus until the first metro stop, and then took a metro back to Zocalo!
I would definitiely recommend this tour (more so because there is not a whole lot of history written over there)
I would definitiely recommend this tour (more so because there is not a whole lot of history written over there)
Written May 29, 2022
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Alice
2 contributions
Tour was great! Aldo, our guide was the best. One of our group members came straight from the airport with her luggage (I don't recommend this), but Aldo was super chill about it and even repeatedly offered to help her carry it throughout the tour. He told us a ton of great stories and history about the ruins. Overall, an awesome experience. I recommend also doing a tour of the historic downtown of the city, as some of the hx of the ruins makes more sense with this background.
Written June 22, 2022
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Greg B
3 contributions
Our tour guide was great; I think his name was Ulysses. He made the experience really fun.
My negative rating comes from the fact that the city bus used to transport us broke down on the way back. First we were stuck in the hot bus waiting for them to fix it till we all gave up and filed off. For close to two hours on the side of the road in the hot sun the bus driver kept telling us a bus was coming "soon" to get us. Finally a group of 6 of us got together and walked to a nearby restaurant. The restarant cook who could speak english hired two cabs for us at a cost of $120.00 US to drive us back the rest of the way to Mexico City.
My negative rating comes from the fact that the city bus used to transport us broke down on the way back. First we were stuck in the hot bus waiting for them to fix it till we all gave up and filed off. For close to two hours on the side of the road in the hot sun the bus driver kept telling us a bus was coming "soon" to get us. Finally a group of 6 of us got together and walked to a nearby restaurant. The restarant cook who could speak english hired two cabs for us at a cost of $120.00 US to drive us back the rest of the way to Mexico City.
Written January 4, 2022
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Thank you very much for your comment, as you mentioned, it was a fact that comes out of our hands. We are very sorry for the situation, we understand the frustration that the group shared due to the fact that it affected the itinerary. We will work on solutions to avoid repeating it a second time,
Written January 10, 2022
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Nick D
2 contributions
You must book a tour with these guys! They offer the best introduction to Mexico City’s key areas with local knowledge about all aspects of the city – where to go, where to eat, what’s going on. Most on a tips only basis, but some with an upfront charge which does include public transport - a good way to get to know the system. We started with the tour of the Historic centre and did three more tours, we were so impressed. Javier led us on three tours - great guy, loves his city, enthusiastic and really approachable. Very reliable and easy to find at the designated meeting points. Lots of tips on places to go and things to do.
Written November 30, 2021
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Jeff Ko
Melbourne, Australia13 contributions
We did this experience a few days ago and have nothing but positive things to say about it!
First of all, this is great value for money at just $600MXN pp, cheaper than most of the tours that we could find. You don't need a private tour for this excursion and we had around 15-16 people which didn't feel too big at all. You get essentially a full day tour but because of the early start, the return to CDMX at 3pm means you can still do a couple of activities when you get back to the city. The use of public transport was easy and efficient with no issues whatsoever.
While we loved Teotihuacan and the beautiful Sun and Moon pyramids, our guide (Julio Cesar - like the emperor as he liked to remind us!) absolutely stole the show and made this tour an unforgettable experience. As a student of Mexican history, he is incredibly knowledgeable and gave us the historical and mythological context into this sacred site which made it such a better experience than just wandering around. He was personable and made sure each and every person on the tour enjoyed themselves and also helped one of the other tour members get her phone back from the bus!
Absolutely would recommend this tour for Teotihuacan - you won't regret it!
First of all, this is great value for money at just $600MXN pp, cheaper than most of the tours that we could find. You don't need a private tour for this excursion and we had around 15-16 people which didn't feel too big at all. You get essentially a full day tour but because of the early start, the return to CDMX at 3pm means you can still do a couple of activities when you get back to the city. The use of public transport was easy and efficient with no issues whatsoever.
While we loved Teotihuacan and the beautiful Sun and Moon pyramids, our guide (Julio Cesar - like the emperor as he liked to remind us!) absolutely stole the show and made this tour an unforgettable experience. As a student of Mexican history, he is incredibly knowledgeable and gave us the historical and mythological context into this sacred site which made it such a better experience than just wandering around. He was personable and made sure each and every person on the tour enjoyed themselves and also helped one of the other tour members get her phone back from the bus!
Absolutely would recommend this tour for Teotihuacan - you won't regret it!
Written January 18, 2020
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Thank you very much for your comment, the entire Estación México team works very hard daily to deliver a unique and unforgettable experience for all of you. Julio César is a boy who loves history and that reflects it in all the information he has about the site. Thank you for choosing Mexico Station to get to know Teotihuacan and we hope to see you very soon on another of our tours.
Written January 20, 2020
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Vivi R
2 contributions
Incredible experience with Ulysses (Warryor) who took us through Mexico City to get to the bus station for Teotihuacan. We travelled like locals on the local bus and then the larger one - which we never would have been comfortable doing alone. It was a great way to see more of the city and to ask questions while viewing different neighborhoods. At the site Ulysses had a lot of information to share, all of which was highly digestible since he did such a good job with the story telling. He made sure we remembered and understood what he was saying since there was a lot of information and history there. He also took us to see one of the vendors that showed how people used to paint with things from nature. Overall very unique and great experience, highly recommend especially since the price is so great (especially with discount from taking the free walking tour with Estación). No vendors pushing you to buy things either which was nice.
Written August 9, 2021
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Thank you very much for your comment. We are happy to know that your experience in Teotihuacan was pleasant, we hope to see you very soon in another of our experiences and tours to continue knowing Mexico City.
Written August 16, 2021
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Dave H
Toronto, Canada14 contributions
What a great trip. I did not read in detail when we booked (did it on my phone from Ixtapa), so did not realize the public transit portion of the tour. That said, am thrilled that it went that way. On the bus, we had the opportunity to talk with normal locals who wanted to practice their English. It was so much fun.
Back to the day. We met Julius Cesar at the meeting point and unlike our experience the night before with the same tour company, he was easy to spot in his pink shirt and umbrella. We took a local bus to the bus terminal and then a public coach (no bathroom) to the pyramids. Much like other wonders, the Pyramids are incredibly breathtaking in person. Our guide Julius Cesar is a young man finishing his university studies in Mexican history and is working on his thesis. His knowledge of the history of mexico is awesome. If you are able, please climb the two pyramids. It is a little tiring (250+ big steps plus the higher altitude), but well worth the effort, I can assure you. Not everyone is up for the climb, and Julius Cesar stays with those who can't/won't go up and offers a half hour tour of the rest of the site. My girlfriend really appreciated his knowledge and attention. The bus ride back was even more interesting than the one to the pyramids, inasmuch as there were a lot more locals going to Mexico City at midday thane there were going out to the town near the pyramids in the morning.
All in all, it was a highlight of our trip. It does take up a little more than half a day, but well worth it. We had four plus days in Mexico City, so were still able to see tons of galleries, museums, churches and local attractions.
My last piece of advice is to wear lots of sunscreen and a big hat. IN the event you don't have one, there are tons of vendors at the site who will sell you a big hat (not sure if is technically a sombrero, but certainly a wide-brimmed one) for a whopping 30 pesos.
Back to the day. We met Julius Cesar at the meeting point and unlike our experience the night before with the same tour company, he was easy to spot in his pink shirt and umbrella. We took a local bus to the bus terminal and then a public coach (no bathroom) to the pyramids. Much like other wonders, the Pyramids are incredibly breathtaking in person. Our guide Julius Cesar is a young man finishing his university studies in Mexican history and is working on his thesis. His knowledge of the history of mexico is awesome. If you are able, please climb the two pyramids. It is a little tiring (250+ big steps plus the higher altitude), but well worth the effort, I can assure you. Not everyone is up for the climb, and Julius Cesar stays with those who can't/won't go up and offers a half hour tour of the rest of the site. My girlfriend really appreciated his knowledge and attention. The bus ride back was even more interesting than the one to the pyramids, inasmuch as there were a lot more locals going to Mexico City at midday thane there were going out to the town near the pyramids in the morning.
All in all, it was a highlight of our trip. It does take up a little more than half a day, but well worth it. We had four plus days in Mexico City, so were still able to see tons of galleries, museums, churches and local attractions.
My last piece of advice is to wear lots of sunscreen and a big hat. IN the event you don't have one, there are tons of vendors at the site who will sell you a big hat (not sure if is technically a sombrero, but certainly a wide-brimmed one) for a whopping 30 pesos.
Written February 14, 2020
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Thank you very much for your comment, we are sure it will help many travelers. We are also sure that Julio César will be very happy to read you and know that his effort was well received by you. We wait for you very soon to continue touring Mexico City together.
Written February 17, 2020
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Luke T
1 contribution
Couples
Aldo was our guide and he was great. Phenomenal introduction to public transportation. They will show you how to navigate across the city or get anywhere in the country using bus and metro. I would HIGHLY recommend taking this tour early in your stay in Mexico City, as it'll equip you with the tools and knowledge to see parts of the city you will never otherwise be able to experience. Aldo was a really amazing guide.
Written November 25, 2021
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EnggGator
Heathrow, Florida, USA49 contributions
This was an awesome tour and the guide was very knowledgeable and passionate about what he was doing (he had a degree in anthropology). The tour starts at 7 am and picks up people from another location in the city. But overall everything went as scheduled and on time.
The tour does include the fees for entering the site. This is my first experience visiting ancient pyramids. This site is pre-Aztec and it is remarkable what the people who lived there achieved. There are actually 2 big pyramids. The first one (called the Sun Pyramid) does require quite the climb. Ran out of breath couple of times and had to stop. But the view from the top is just spectacular. The second pyramid (Moon) is not so tall and you are allowed to go only half way up.
I would have given this tour a 5 star but for the stop they made after the site visit. It was supposed to be for lunch but it also was a sales event trying to get the tourist to buy liquor and trinkets. I wish tour companies would stop doing this. Anyway, overall a good educational trip.
The tour does include the fees for entering the site. This is my first experience visiting ancient pyramids. This site is pre-Aztec and it is remarkable what the people who lived there achieved. There are actually 2 big pyramids. The first one (called the Sun Pyramid) does require quite the climb. Ran out of breath couple of times and had to stop. But the view from the top is just spectacular. The second pyramid (Moon) is not so tall and you are allowed to go only half way up.
I would have given this tour a 5 star but for the stop they made after the site visit. It was supposed to be for lunch but it also was a sales event trying to get the tourist to buy liquor and trinkets. I wish tour companies would stop doing this. Anyway, overall a good educational trip.
Written January 15, 2020
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Hello, thank you very much for your comment but it is important to mention that in our tour we do not visit souvenir shops or restaurants. The route with Estación México includes the visit to the 3 main temples of Teotihuacan (1 more than the other companies). We believe there is confusion, but we appreciate the comment. Regards
Written January 20, 2020
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IndoPaisa M
Medellin, Colombia21 contributions
My husband and I have 2 kids ages 2 and 5. Is it a tour we can make as a family?
Guy LaRocque
Quebec City, Canada24 contributions
I'll be staying in Puerto Vallarta. I will need to take a flight to Mexico City to meet up with the tour. What time should I arrive at the Start Point (Palacio de Bellas Artes )? and what time will arrive at the End Point (Ben and Frank?)
Note: I will be taking the tour on one of the following dates: December 18, 21, 23 or 25, 2020.
Thanks!
James A
Henrico, VA2 contributions
You should arrive by 8:00. We did not leave until close to 8:15 to make sure everyone got there. We returned via metro around 4:00 at the other end of the park, but it all depends on traffic. It is a great tour. Be sure to ask lots of questions, the guides are very knowledgable.
Gala R
1 contribution
Hola quería saber si la excursión incluye las entradas y a que hora regresa ?
Además quería saber si es solamente a las pirámides, porque no quería hacer otros recorridos más que las pirámides para poder caminarlas con tranquilidad y luego volver a ciudad de México.
El costo ? Muchas gracias
Luis Enrique P
San Miguel, El Salvador45 contributions
Buen dia, no incluye el traslado al punto de reunión que normalmente es en el Palacio de Bellas Artes, tampoco el almuerzo aunque uno se acostumbre en ese momento al horario de almuerzo de Mexico por que comen casi a las 3 de la tarde, uno puede llevar agua y alguna fruta para no desfallecer, en mi caso lleve manzanas, peras, bananas y una garrafa con agua, pero los demás gastos si concernientes al traslado a las pirámides y las entradas al complejo. Un punto que me gusto que solo es recorrer las pirámides y eso es bueno. El costo de la excursión es entre 35- 38 dólares, la verdad es que vale la pena. Espero que le haya sido de ayuda.
Diana P
Pindimar, Australia4 contributions
What is the difference between the 2 tours.
Sara Holloway
2 contributions
I don't think we went on the small group (appears as only 4-5 people) and our group was still relatively small. One guide with maybe... 14 visitors? We still had a great experience on the larger group tour. Great value for the price.
ERika I
114 contributions
Buenas tardes, a que hora aproximadamente estaríamos llegando de nuevo a la Ciudad de México? ya que tengo unos boletos para las 8 pm de una obra
Dominic P
Chicago, IL
Is this English speaking tour?
callumm644
Wellington, New Zealand88 contributions
Yes, the guides are bilingual
WeTravelToLove
Bogota, Colombia31 contributions
Cordial saludo.
Por favor me informan si es posible hacer el tour en Teotihuacán iniciando muy temprano en la mañana, y regresar antes de la 1 pm.
Nos hospedaremos en el Nuevo Polanco y debemos estar antes de la 1 pm en una feria en Centro Citibanamex.
Tenemos del 15 al 19 de octubre para tomarlo.
Somos 2 personas.
Por favor confirmarlo pronto.
Gracias.
andruduran
1 contribution
Hola! es casi imposible que puedan regresar a Ciudad de México antes de esa hora, ya que de viaje hasta Teotihuacan tienen mínimo una hora y media, ademas las colas para subir a las pirámides suelen ser largas. Yo te recomendaría que para esa excursión te dejes libre un día completo, porque antes de las 4 de la tarde no creo que estén de regreso, aunque salgan temprano.
Un consejo si llegan a ir, es que lleven agua, un sombrero y mucho protector solar, porque van a estar varias horas bajo el sol. Saludos.
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sergeys805
00Excellent
The tour around old town was informative and interesting. Javier was the best! We had a lot of fun. I recommend it.
K6226CJnatalieg
00Avoid Tourist Traps and Get Cultured in El Zocalo with Warrior
Took a tour of the historic city center, el Zocalo, and had an amazing time with Guerrero aka Warrior! He was incre…
735bethj
00CDMX tour with Javier
A great tour of CDMX centro historico with Javier. He was really knowledgeable and shared lots of tips for where to…
930ramizi
00Great city tours with awesome guys
We had 2 tours with Guerrero (Roma & Condesa) and Javier (Centro historico) and it was awesome! They both had a gr…
nataliegD5534BV
00Interesting
The whole tour was interesting and the guide knew the history well. He gave us extra tips where to visit and also w…
eswars2022
003 Tours and WOW! Wish I had time for all of them!
I’ve done tours in many cities around the world and Estacion Mexico definitely met the bar for knowledgeable, carin…
488francisl
00Easygoing tour of Coyoacan
Our day with Warryor was a lot of fun! We had a pleasant afternoon walking around Frida’s neighbourhood. We learned…
Igor S
00CDMX is great!
A great way to get to know some most interesting places and sights of CDMX and the story behind them. Our guide was…
Kelsey L
00MUST do tour of Condesa and Roma!
Ask for “Warrior” when you do the Roma/Condesa tour. He was so knowledgeable, passionate and his tour clearly is a …
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