Mexico City · CYCLING TOURS
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These are the 13 best cycling tours in the city right now: what each one costs, how long it takes, and which kind of traveller it suits. Start at number one, it earns the spot.
Bike Coyoacán with an English host, snack on churros and tostadas, then skip the lines for Frida Kahlo Museum at VIP pace.
“Excellent tour! In all honesty we booked somewhat accidentally after not planning ahead for tickets to the museum, but the tour ended up being a highlight of our trip! Excellent guide and so much fun riding a bike through Coyoacán.”
Small-group Mexico City bike tour with lunch and chocolate or cable car stops. Easy pace, academics, 10 riders, 4 hours, $70.
“Probably the most high yield tour of our trip. Juan was a great guide to our tiny group of two, both for sightseeing (Chapultepec park is so charming!) and getting us accustomed to cycling in CDMX. Given the traffic here, cycling is the most efficient way to get around town. We were much more confident getting around on our ecobicis after Juan showed us the way.”
A small-group Mexico City e-bike tour through iconic downtown sights, with Roma and Reforma views plus tacos and churros.
“Did this bike tour on New Year’s Day and somehow got Mexico City on quiet mode. Streets were wide open, making it easy to cruise through normally busy areas. Even with many places closed, Sergio still found us tacos and shared great insights along the way. Big shoutout to Eduardo for sticking with us when others sped ahead. Highly recommend—fun, easy, and a great way to see parts of the city you’d never find on your own.”
ART NACO bike tour in Mexico City: small-group street art murals, neighborhood history, and street-food snacks in about 3 hours.
“Very sweet boys touring on bikes but with no knowledge at all of the street art being shown. Just biking about really.”
E-bike through Mexico City highlights with a local guide, Chapultepec and Reforma views, and Mercado de San Juan snacks.
“Fun and informative. Super friendly and kept moving. It’s a great way to see a lot and est good food.”
Mexico City street food bike tour through Roma Norte, Roma Sur, Condesa, and Chapultepec Park. Tamales, tacos, markets, micheladas.
“Simon was our tour guide on a Sunday and was excellent. We had great food, and a ton of it! He offered great tidbits about local and cultural history was that perfect for the outing. I would definitely do this tour again! We had a 6 and 10 year old with us and always felt safe on our tour in a big city.”
Ride through Mexico City barrios to see murals and street art, meet artists and eat street tacos on a small 3-hour bike tour.
“Great tour, saw so much of the city I would not have seen on my own. The street food snack option was great.”
Sunrise hot-air balloon over Teotihuacan, guided pyramid tour on foot, plus optional bike or extra village exploring, with breakfast and lunch included.
“I am so happy we booked a hot air balloon ride and bike tour! We plan to return again with family! Thank you for a great experience!”
Ride through Roma Norte and La Condesa on a bike taco tour, tasting birria and cochinita pibil plus mezcal and beer in 3 hours.
“Great tour! Natalie was a fantastic guide and the food stops were unique and delicious. Bikes were functional and there weren’t any difficulties getting around. Highly recommend this tour and Natalie!”
Bike through Teotihuacán’s valley, get guided pyramid walks, and enjoy a small-group day with snacks, water, and time to explore.
“Our guide was very knowledgeable, spoke perfect English, and provided us not only with a great tour of the pyramids but also the area. After all of the hustle and bustle of Mexico City, the bike tour was a great way to get out of the city and see some of the true history in the outlying area.”
Small-group taco bike tour through Roma Norte and Condesa with multiple taquerías, lunch, and a neighborhood michelada.
“Book it!!! We had the best day riding around town and trying all the tacos. The guides felt like old friends, and our group got along well. The stops were pleasantly varied, and we were also treated to a lot of cultural history. I would go on this tour again. Bring hand wipes so you can refresh before each taco, and keep your eyes out for little shops you can pop into at each stop. At one of the stops, we all got a drink (we paid for), and they ended it with a yummy drink(on them) as well.”
Bike Mexico City’s Emperor Route from Reforma to Chapultepec Park with local stories, easy bike lanes, and included street food snacks.
“Never could find the meeting location :(. Need to give better directions. Ended up renting a bike and doing the tour by myself”
4-hour Mexico City e-bike tour with iconic monuments, Chapultepec Park, neighborhoods like Roma and Condesa, plus a taco stop.
“Eduardo was amazing. Great way to get to know the city! Do this on your first day”
