The tour guide never showed up despite a paid and confirmed scheduled tour. Viator was unable to contact the vendor. The manager of the hostel where we were instructed to meet had never heard of this event. I should have been suspicious when the site and the email from the vendo had conflicting details. Now we're out $120 USD for transport from hotel to Playa del Carmen and still have not recieved a refund from the vendor. Buyer beware.

It was a great way to Get tickets because Itwas very difficult to find availability for the weekend. The museum Is an amazing exoerience. Must do!

This was a delightful and unforgettable way to experience Mexico City. Our great guide, Angel, met us and was flexible about our timing thanks to our family of five being the only guests on the tour. We rode our bikes down through varied neighborhoods, ranging from very busy and built-up to the more village-like area of Coyoacan near the Kahlo Museum. Along the way, Angel stopped to give us brief histories of the areas. The whole trip felt safe thanks to Angel being very attentive to road conditions, blocking traffic for us, and keeping to about 90% bike lanes along the way. After stopping briefly in the main square of Coyoacan, we had an hour-plus visit at the Frida Kahlo museum that was super memorable. Afterwards, we had some churros with Angel and cycled back along a different route to the meeting spot, luckily avoiding rain. The bikes themselves were cruisers and OK for this flat ride. *Definitely* have a big breakfast beforehand as it's a solid 3.5-4 hours of cycling from about 10AM-3PM with no stop for a meal. Super highly recommend!

Angel was a wonderful guide who safely guided us through the streets and sights of CDMX. We lucked out and were in a group of 5 people. That was a great size group for him to wrangle us through the city and for us to be able to hear him. He gave fun local knowledge and history in addition to the main points about the sites. Angel is a warm and humorous person. He answered our follow-up questions too and recommended his favorite taco spot for post-tour lunch.

This was great fun, really interesting and informative. Angel, our guide, was knowledgeable and full of facts and insights about all of the places that we visited and their part in Mexican history and culture. He was also a terrific cycling guide, using hand signals to alert us to pavement irregularities and upcoming traffic issues. Most of the ride was on bike paths; at one point we had to pedal in traffic due to an unanticipated road closure and he was really skilled at communicating both to us and to motorists to keep us safe. The ride was long but generally flat, so only modesty strenuous. Highly recommended.

I love a bike tour AND graffiti, so this was perfect for me. Angel was our fearless and knowledgable guide. He showed us so many cool murals, stickers, tags, and mabe even a Banksy. Big fun! Thanks, Angel.

Our guides took us through neighborhoods, parks and a local market on the way to Frida's museum. The bike trip was a highlight during our visit to CDMX.

Such a great experience to see different areas and try new foods; all of the stops were informative and the bike route was great. Ángel was an amazing guide and really enjoyed hearing his perspective on the city.

Mexico City is awesome, but it really requires a fair amount of walking. After a week of ubering to a general location, and then hoofing it, a bike tour was just what the doctor ordered. The ride wear relatively flat and relaxed. We went on Sunday, which is a good day for everyone to ride. Stop number one was a tortilleria. Fresh corn tortillas along with various tacos prepared by a family that drives in 2 hours a day. Stop #2 was a different type of taco. Stop #3 was a lovely park. Dog enthusiasts will love it. Stop #4-6 I'll leave for you to discover, but a real "taste of Mexico". The final stop was really educational as well. The owners of the Cafe Ikigai covered Day of the Dead. Our guide Mazic?, was the absolute best. If you can request her, do so You will be full.

The tour is very well designed with so many nice stops for food and snacks. Starting with a Mexico coffee and bread in the morning, followed by different type of Tacos. Different parts of the city was also well covered, such as Roma, Condesa and many nice places in the city. Very nice experience.

A very nice way to spend your first day in Mexico City. Safe, low key and great food included. Guides were also great.

My friend and I had a great experience with this tour. We were nicely greater at the beginning of the tour with a local style coffee and a local party followed by the tour. It was National Day in Mexico so biking around was really fun. Our tour guide was amazing and took her time to explain around the city monument and the type of food we ate during the tour The food market tour was super fun and we bought quite some stuff to carry around. Highly recommend the tour to discover the city and its traditional food experience!

Lots of fun with Angel. Felt safe and cared for in risky conditions. It was exciting to ride in the city. The mural museum was closed but Angel entertained us with more riding and stories. We even enjoyed watching him fix a flat tire on his bike! If you like a slight risk with a lot of fun I’d recommend biking with this tour.

Really glad we booked this tour a great way to see mexico City, including the Frida Khalo museum. Marco was a great guide , good explanations, and gave some really interesting information and insights on Mexican history. The cycling route was safe and well planned, mainly on cycle paths or roads closed to traffic. Thank you, Marco, for a great day 🙏

A fun adventure! We felt safe and well guided the entire time. A joy to go on an excursion and not worry if we were headed the right way, or might miss something. Definitely worth it to see other parts of Mexico City and take in the culture.