

by Foodhoodmx
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.MX$3,100This 4.5-hour bike tour begins at Food Hood Tours Mexico in Condesa with a local drink and either a tamal or taco, depending on the tour time. Riders will then cycle through Condesa, a neighborhood known for its leafy streets and Art Deco buildings, while learning about its background and local culture. The route continues to Roma Norte, where participants visit a traditional market filled with various colors, smells, and tastes, sampling tacos, quesadillas, fresh juices, and other street foods. After exploring Roma Norte, the tour leads to Chapultepec Park. Visitors will enjoy city views and spend time at Chapultepec Castle, learning about Mexico City's history. The final stop is back in Condesa for a michelada prepared in the local style. Throughout the tour, bicycles, bottled water, breakfast, tea, coffee, and alcoholic beverages are included.
La Condesa
Start with a warm drink and a fresh Mexican pastry or taco, a simple and local way to begin the day.
Roma Norte
Spend about 30 minutes in Roma Norte, a lively neighborhood with a mix of traditional charm and modern elements, including cafes, restaurants, boutiques, art galleries, nightlife, and green spaces like Plaza Rio de Janeiro.
30 min
Roma Sur
Enjoy about 30 minutes here with warm coffee and fresh homemade tamales, providing local flavor and energy for the next part of the tour.
30 min
Mercado de Medellin
Visit this traditional market for about 30 minutes to sample different flavors and learn about Mexican food customs.
30 min
Condesa
Spend 30 minutes exploring this attractive neighborhood, including stops to admire Mexico Park and taste local tacos.
30 min
Audiorama
A 10-minute stop at this peaceful spot in Chapultepec Park, appreciated for its tranquil setting.
10 min
Chapultepec Forest
Cycle through this urban park, recognized in 2019 as the best urban park. It is twice the size of New York's Central Park, offering natural scenery within the city.
30 min
Paseo de la Reforma
Pass along Mexico City's main avenue, known as Paseo de la Reforma.
La Condesa
Conclude the tour with about 30 minutes in Condesa, enjoying a michelada made in the unique local style.
30 min
Address: 164 Sonora Avenue, Condesa Meet at a large black gate with Patio Condesa above it. It’s by a construction site and an old house, next to “Pharmacy of Savings.” Heads up: Use Google Maps — others may misdirect you.
End point
Address: 164 Sonora Avenue, Condesa Meet at a large black gate with Patio Condesa above it. It’s by a construction site and an old house, next to “Pharmacy of Savings.” Heads up: Use Google Maps — others may misdirect you.


by Foodhoodmx
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.MX$3,100This 4.5-hour bike tour begins at Food Hood Tours Mexico in Condesa with a local drink and either a tamal or taco, depending on the tour time. Riders will then cycle through Condesa, a neighborhood known for its leafy streets and Art Deco buildings, while learning about its background and local culture. The route continues to Roma Norte, where participants visit a traditional market filled with various colors, smells, and tastes, sampling tacos, quesadillas, fresh juices, and other street foods. After exploring Roma Norte, the tour leads to Chapultepec Park. Visitors will enjoy city views and spend time at Chapultepec Castle, learning about Mexico City's history. The final stop is back in Condesa for a michelada prepared in the local style. Throughout the tour, bicycles, bottled water, breakfast, tea, coffee, and alcoholic beverages are included.
La Condesa
Start with a warm drink and a fresh Mexican pastry or taco, a simple and local way to begin the day.
Roma Norte
Spend about 30 minutes in Roma Norte, a lively neighborhood with a mix of traditional charm and modern elements, including cafes, restaurants, boutiques, art galleries, nightlife, and green spaces like Plaza Rio de Janeiro.
30 min
Roma Sur
Enjoy about 30 minutes here with warm coffee and fresh homemade tamales, providing local flavor and energy for the next part of the tour.
30 min
Mercado de Medellin
Visit this traditional market for about 30 minutes to sample different flavors and learn about Mexican food customs.
30 min
Condesa
Spend 30 minutes exploring this attractive neighborhood, including stops to admire Mexico Park and taste local tacos.
30 min
Audiorama
A 10-minute stop at this peaceful spot in Chapultepec Park, appreciated for its tranquil setting.
10 min
Chapultepec Forest
Cycle through this urban park, recognized in 2019 as the best urban park. It is twice the size of New York's Central Park, offering natural scenery within the city.
30 min
Paseo de la Reforma
Pass along Mexico City's main avenue, known as Paseo de la Reforma.
La Condesa
Conclude the tour with about 30 minutes in Condesa, enjoying a michelada made in the unique local style.
30 min
Address: 164 Sonora Avenue, Condesa Meet at a large black gate with Patio Condesa above it. It’s by a construction site and an old house, next to “Pharmacy of Savings.” Heads up: Use Google Maps — others may misdirect you.
End point
Address: 164 Sonora Avenue, Condesa Meet at a large black gate with Patio Condesa above it. It’s by a construction site and an old house, next to “Pharmacy of Savings.” Heads up: Use Google Maps — others may misdirect you.