Chapultepec Castle with Guide: The Only Royal Castle in America

I took all of my walking tours and tour of Teotihuacan with Estaction Mexico's tour guides and they were all very knowledgeable about each of the respective tours. They spoke perfectly good english and overall I enjoyed the tours with all of them!

Visited Chapultepec Park during Día de los Muertos. The guide (Stefania, I think) clearly knows CDMX history and current issues. Even though the tour started 15 minutes late waiting for other participants, our group of 5 managed to finish about 30 minutes early. I enjoyed the walk starting from El Ángel to the park. It was extra colourful with all the Alebrijes display. Standard recommended tip for the whole 2 hours tour is MXN 200 per person.

I joined free walking tour in chapultepec on 28th March. As like the other tours from estacionmexico, this tour was also so nice. The tour guide was Teresa and she knew the history of mexico so well. I still remember what she explained in front of those structures illustrated on the pictures that I uploaded. (I'll do not spoil. focus on guide's explanation.) Unfortunately, the tour itself does not contain entering to the chapultepec castle (free for students) or anthropology museum (75 pesos for adults, maybe). but the guide would sufficiently explain about the history related to the castle and you would also be guided to the place that one cannot easily find. You can reserve other non-free tours from estacionmexico with discounted prices if you finish the free walking tour. I definitely recommend to book the tours if you liked the walking tour.

We took the Chapultepec tour with Violeta on 1/10. Her knowledge and enthusiasm about the subject matter and her love of CDMX were infectious. In addition to factual information about, for instance, the "corruption tower", we learned about the political history that led to the tower being called that. The forest is magnificent. Now that I've heard so much about the sites there, I'm anxious to return and spend more time there on my next trip.

I went on two free walking tours with Estacion to Centro Historico and Chapultepec castillo. Both tour guides we had, Natasha and Violeta, were very enthusiastic and knowledgeable about the areas we visited. The tours were informative and provided an overview of Mexican history and culture. Definitely recommend!

Our group tour ended up being a private one since my husband and I were the only ones. It was a both fun and informative. Our guide, Miguel, was wonderful....funny, full of interesting information, and excellent English. Walking along the Reforma Avenue really helped to understand all that has occurred over the years with Mexico's history. The castle is well worth visiting and is full of beautiful murals as well as plenty of historical items. Highly recommend this tour company for any of their tours!