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Traditional to Contemporary: Santa María's Hidden Gems

Adults $109 USD • 3.5 hours • Off the beaten path

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Traditional to Contemporary: Santa María's Hidden Gems

Adults $109 USD • 3.5 hours • Off the beaten path

Historic Architecture Tour!

Rate

Adult (Ages 14+): $1,960 MXN ($109 USD)

Child (Ages 8-13): $807 MXN ($45 USD)

Young children from 0 to 7 years old are free:

Private Tour $ 2,299 MXN ($128 USD per person)

Use these promo codes to get your early booking discount!

7 days in advance - 5% off: BIA07

14 days in advance - 7% off: BIA14

21 days in advance - 9% off - BIA21

A minimum of 2 people is required for private tours.

The USD price is approximate, the checkout will be in MXN pesos.

Duration

4 Hours

About

  • Santa María la Ribera, little known to most travelers, is a beautiful, 19th-century neighborhood of cafés and restaurants, plus traditional shops you’re starting to see less of in Mexico City—shoemakers, carpenters, tailors.
  • On this tour, designed by our guide Nico Garcia, a former chef, you’ll visit the best places to eat in the area.
  • And you’ll learn the stories of the vendors and entrepreneurs who are shaping the modern character of this close-knit, artsy neighborhood.

Highlights

  • Visit a hidden pulquería, where locals toss back an ancestral Mexican beverage made from fermented maguey sap
    -Try a “concha rellena”, an iconic Mexico City street bread topped with a crunchy chocolate or vanilla layer with a creamy and buttery filling.
  • Soak up the atmosphere in this interesting, leafy neighborhood that has attracted artists and intellectuals since the 1860s

Participation requirements

  • Guests should be able to walk for three to four hours, with breaks in between at all of the stops.
  • Strollers are welcome.
  • This tour is also wheelchair accessible.

Included

  • As much food as you can eat (enough for a large breakfast and lunch combined)
  • One agua fresca
  • Filtered water throughout the tour
  • A generous taste of traditional Mexican pulque
  • One Mexican microbrew or Mezcal
  • Generous tips for all street vendors and restaurant staff

Not Included

  • Transport to/from the meeting and end points of the tour (Note: Hotel Pick-up/Drop-off is available as an add-on at checkout.)
  • Souvenirs
  • Tip for your guide
  • Additional personal beverages, outside what’s included on the tour itinerary

What to Bring

  • Hand sanitizer
  • Comfortable walking shoes
  • Water to stay hydrated
  • Zippered purse or tote (if needed)
  • An appetite
  • Tip for your guide if desired
  • An umbrella during the rainy season months (June through October)