Mexico City Cycling Tours: The 9 We Would Book

1.Frida Kahlo VIP [Museum Tickets Included] Bike, Markets & Churros

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 1,072 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $83Our pick

Ride through Coyoacán with an English-speaking host such as Giovanni, Jesús, Sebastian, or Meg. Visit historic streets, Jardín Centenario, and the market, stopping for churros, atole, tostadas, and aguas frescas. The three-hour bike tour ends at Casa Azul, where you explore the Frida Kahlo Museum at your own pace with admission included.

“Meg was awesome. Super friendly and knowledgeable. The tour was perfectly paced with learning, riding, resting, snacking and socializing. Everyone in my group was very pleased and would recommend this tour.”

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2.19 City Highlights Bicycle Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 425 reviews · 3 to 4 hours (approx.) · from $71

Yibran and Daniela lead a small English-language bicycle tour through Mexico City’s parks, monuments, museums, and historic center. In three to four hours, you’ll visit 19 highlights, ride quality bikes, hear useful city context, and receive photos and sometimes a short video afterward. Sunday’s car-free streets make the ride especially pleasant.

“Amazing tour. Guides to very good care of us. Sunday is the perfect day to go as the streets are closed. Take this tour on your 1st or 2nd day so you can learn the lay the land. Highly recommend!”

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3.Mexico bike tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 407 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $70

Ride through Mexico City with guides such as Juan, Antonio, and Jimena, who bring urban planning, architecture, food, and local culture into the trip. In about four hours, you may explore Chapultepec, Coyoacán, city streets, a chocolate stop or cable car ride, and tacos at Don Juan. You pedal about 60 percent of the time, with the rest set aside for food and conversation.

“Bikes are a great way to get around CDMX. Chapultepec park is so large that I don't think you can see much of it unless you are on a bike. I enjoyed the tour, but here are things I wish I had thought of before: 1. Review using gears on a bike. I had not ridden anything other than a stationary bike for years and should have reviewed how to change gears using the levers on the handle bars since the route climbs a steep overpass right away. 2. Locals are very good at navigating the traffic in CDMX. I read a review that said they lost the guide a…”

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4.19 City Highlights Bicycle Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 302 reviews · 4 hours · from $70

Ride through five Mexico City neighborhoods with guides Yibran and Daniella, stopping at major sights from Chapultepec Castle and the Angel of Independence to the Zócalo and Roma Norte. Expect an easy pace, English commentary, good bikes, helmets, photos, videos, and practical food tips. The four-hour tour costs $70 and welcomes small groups of up to 10.

“Great tour. Knowledgeable and flexible guides. Bikes and helmets were top notch. Did it on a Sunday when the roads are closed. Highly recommended as a way to discover CDMX”

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5.Mexico City E-Bike Tour with a taco and churros stop

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 292 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $70

Ride through Roma Norte, Reforma, the Historic Center, Polanco, Chapultepec, and Condesa on a small-group e-bike tour. Guides such as Eduardo, Sergio, Adriana, and José lead the way, with taco and churro stops along the route. Expect a broad city overview, light history, traffic, and about four hours in the saddle.

“A great way to experience the city. Beautiful sights and guide was very informative. We had a great day!”

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6.Mexico City; ART NACO : Murals & Street Art Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 284 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $60

Ride through Guerrero, Obrera, Doctores, Juárez, and Cuauhtémoc with guides such as Iván, Alberto, Gaby, or Eduardo. Expect mural stories, local history, a fitted bicycle, water, and Mexican street food. Choose a northern or southern route, with groups capped at 10 riders.

“The tour was fantastic!! I saw a side of CMDX I would otherwise not have seen! We were a small group of 6 with the luxury of 2 guide: Iván and Timón. Thankyou so much for a fantastic day! I learned a lot and had a good time.”

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7.Mexico City Highlights E-Bike Tour With Foodie Stops

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 226 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $52Best value

Ride from Reforma through Chapultepec Forest and Mexico City’s Historic Center to Mercado de San Juan on a four-hour e-bike tour. Guides such as Ismael, Luis, Omar, and José lead small groups of up to 10, provide helmets and vests, and stop for Mexican snacks, tacos, and traditional drinks. Vegetarian options are available.

“Omar was an expert and made our experience memorable. Although there was lots of traffic we always felt safe.”

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8.Neon Bike Party – Private Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 34 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $79

Ride through central Mexico City from 7 pm for about three hours with a local guide, bicycle, helmet, lights, water, and a street-food meal. The route includes Centro Histórico, Bellas Artes, Alameda Central, and Palacio Postal. Guides such as Ivan, Felix, and Gabby have earned praise for their warmth and personal stories, though bike condition and guide expertise can vary.

“We covered lots of ground, felt I saw so much, loved the tacos! And Felix was wonderful. The architecture, the murals, the street life- such a diverse experience Of the city night life Thanks”

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9.Teotihuacan Pyramids and Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 20 reviews · from $109

Spend eight hours exploring Teotihuacan by foot and bicycle with an English- or Spanish-speaking guide. Walk the Avenue of the Dead, cycle about 10 kilometers through the valley, visit a cave and obsidian workshop, taste pulque, and eat lunch in San Juan Teotihuacán. Pickup is offered from selected hotels in central Mexico City.

“One of the best guides we ever had! 10/10. We also loved the San Juan part, really beautiful, colourful village. The second part of the trip is not worth it, would not have it part of the tour, maybe un necessary.”

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