Secretos del mercado de la Ciudad de México, comida callejera y clases de salsa
Descripción
Coma, explore y conéctese con la verdadera Ciudad de México en esta experiencia inmersiva de comida y cultura. Visite los mercados locales ocultos, pruebe las comidas callejeras tradicionales, viaje en transporte público y aprenda a hacer auténtica salsa mexicana durante una lección práctica. Descubre los sabores, tradiciones y la vida cotidiana que la mayoría de los visitantes nunca llegan a experimentar.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Adéntrate en uno de los mercados locales más fascinantes de la Ciudad de México, donde se reúnen coloridos puestos de comida, la vida comunitaria cotidiana y llamativos murales históricos. Mientras explora con su guía, disfrute de sus primeras degustaciones de tamales y atole tradicionales mientras aprende sobre los ingredientes, sabores y tradiciones culinarias que han moldeado la cocina mexicana durante generaciones. Este mercado fuera de lo común ofrece un vistazo a la vida local que la mayoría de los visitantes nunca ven.
Experimente las vistas, aromas y energía de un bullicioso mercado local lleno de flores vibrantes, frutas de temporada, hierbas frescas, chiles y productos esenciales para el día a día. Pasee por los animados puestos junto a los compradores locales, pruebe productos frescos y auténtica comida callejera, y descubra los ingredientes que desempeñan un papel clave en la diversa cultura gastronómica de México. Antes de su lección de preparación de salsa, también aprenderá cómo los lugareños seleccionan los ingredientes más frescos utilizados en las cocinas de toda la ciudad.
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Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Los viajeros deben tener al menos un nivel de condición física medio
- ¿Traer objetos de valor? Lo mejor es dejar pasaportes, tarjetas de crédito y otros objetos de valor en su hotel. Solo trae una pequeña cantidad de dinero para gastar.
- ¿Planeas tomar fotos? Solo se admiten cámaras pequeñas: el equipo profesional grande no es adecuado para esta experiencia.
- Visitas durante la temporada de lluvias (mayo a septiembre)? Un impermeable o paraguas es muy recomendable para mantenerse seco mientras explora los mercados.
- ¿Quieres apoyar a las comunidades locales? Este tour beneficia directamente a los vendedores independientes del mercado y a las empresas familiares.
- ¿Esperas un paseo ligero? Este tour cubre alrededor de 6 km (3,7 millas) de caminata a través de mercados bulliciosos y calles de la ciudad. Puede ser bastante extenuante para aquellos que no están acostumbrados a caminar largas distancias.
- ¿Necesitas opciones vegetarianas, sin gluten o sin lactosa? Estamos encantados de satisfacer estos requisitos dietéticos, solo háganoslo saber al menos 24 horas antes de su recorrido para que podamos prepararnos en consecuencia.
- ¿Te preguntas qué ponerte? Recomendamos vestirse de forma conservadora, ya que visitaremos zonas no turísticas. Pantalones largos o jeans y una camiseta son ideales.
Opiniones(315)
Andrea was an exceptional guide. By the end of the tour, it genuinely felt like I was exploring Mexico City with a friend. She was knowledgeable, warm, and made the experience feel personal. I couldn’t have asked for a better guide!
This tour with amazing guide Axel was fantastic. He was extremely kind, knowledgeable and made the whole day fun. Every stop was interesting and delicious. There is no way we would have found these places on our own. The subway trip was really helpful as well, especially on our first full day in the city. Loved making our own salsa too. Take this tour!
We enjoyed the tour so much. Our tour guide, Axel, was very knowledgeable about history spanning many different time periods. He was very attentive Cannot recommend Axel enough!
I loved this tour. It was informative and culturally enriching… selecting our own salsa ingredients for the salsa making class was memorable and tasting the moles and different kinds of tacos, very fun. I love a good hands-on experience and this was just that
Axel is an elite guide. He is prepared, professional, and enthusiastic. His passion and pride for Mexico radiates from him the moment you meet. He deviated from the planned salsa making portion due to changes in the family's availability. He replaced with food tastings which were delicious. Recommend doing this tour at the beginning of your trio as it gives you context and tools/tips to use for the rest of your time in Mexico City!
A lovely tour which combined an eclectic mix of history, art, local food and local culture in locations well off the normal beaten track for tourists. Andrea, our guide, is a lovely young woman who added a great deal to the experience. Her English is perfect, she has a passion for México and she is engaging, interesting and enthusiastic. As you’ll have gathered, we loved it and would thoroughly recommend it.
We were fortunate to have Edgar as our guide and extra lucky that it was just the two of us…a private tour. We loved his attention to art (focus on murals), architecture (focus on time of construction and influences), and culture (tradition and trends)…all in addition to food and drink. Really well done.
A great experience where Axel gave us the history and background of Mexico City, took us to two food markets, tasted some delicious family food and ended with making some local homemade salsa for the full authentic experience. Shoutout to Axel who was an amazing host and took great care of us, he has great knowledge and his genuine connection with the community was unmatched! 10/10 guide and would highly recommend him
We had a wonderful day with Axel and had a lot of experiences that we would never have been able to have without Axel’s guidance. I can’t speak highly enough of Axel and it really felt like a day with a great friend. It was the perfect way to acclimatise and immerse in life in Mexico City as we just arrived
My daughter and I did this tour today with the fabulous Axel Garcia. He was very enthusiastic and knowledgeable, and tailored the tour to our interests. He answered all our questions, and took an interest in our lives and culture as well. The flower market was amazing, and the lady that taught us to make salsa was so sweet.
