Mexico City · SELF-GUIDED TOURS
5 reviewed
These are the 5 best self-guided 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.
Self-guided 40-minute audio walk through Mexico City’s historic center, with offline maps and stories at Bellas Artes and Alameda.
“La voz no es muy atractiva y cansa :/ pareciera que está hecha para niños. La información está muy normal, podría haber más detalles”
Explore Coyoacán at your own pace with an Explorial app scavenger hunt: hints, sight questions, and creative photo tasks for about 2 hours.
“An amazing way to get to know the city! My friends and I had a blast, and we can't wait to do it again on our next visit 😊”
Self-guided Frida Kahlo themed Coyoacán quest with GPS, 13 puzzles, and a final stop at La Casa Azul from just $5.98.
“Game experience never loaded to the app and there has been no reply from the tour operator. Be cautious before you purchase.”
Do a self-guided Mexico City Historic Centre scavenger hunt with clue-based tasks, questions, and photo challenges via the Explorial app.
“Wow! The Explorial Trail in Mexico City was a delightful experience. The app was smooth with a user-friendly interface, the clues were clever, and the spots chosen were a mix of popular and off-the-beaten-path locations, giving us a well-rounded experience of the city’s culture. We faced some issues with the internet connection in some spots, but overall, it’s a fun and unique way to explore the city!”
Self-guided phone quest through Chimalistac’s parks and chapels, with free stops, crowd-free timing, and riddles that ramp up.
“Full of beautiful surprises and a very nice change of pace from the chaos in the city. A fun experience to share with the family.”
