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.
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.”
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”
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.”
