Teotihuacán Full Day Tour from Mexico City

Highly recommend this tour! Worth the extra $, the service was impeccable, we got picked up from our Airbnb, comfortable transportation, and we were the only two on the tour! Phillipe was super knowledgeable, we learnt so much about the pyramids and the history of the area.

Our guide Miguel Angele was absolutely incredible. Iv never been on a tour with such a caring and personal guide. I usually avoid guided tours but due to the amount of history, I figured I should and it ended up being the best tour Iv ever been on. I’m considering doing another with him this week.

It is supposed to be a group tour but due to the pandemic I was the only participant. The lady picked me up from the hotel was so nice and friendly she introduced a lot of things and places to visit or interesting thing about the area when we were on our way from CDMX. The tour guide was extremely knowledgeable and good with photography. It was very educational but he also made it very interesting. The tour was well planned and well organized. I really really recommend them if you want to spend a day in Teotihuacan! They are just perfect!!

Mu visit to this tour was amazing! All of them from Viator was really nice to us and very organized. Specially our tour guide Miguel, he was very nice and knowledgeable about the pyramids. I highly recommend this visit 100/100!!

This was a truly great experience. From Angela being such a lovely and attentive person to Miguel and his amazing knowledge and deep spiritual insights of the ruines. Truly day to remember.

The entire experience was excellent from start to finish. I would highly recommend this to anyone looking for a more personal tour experience. The staff was friendly and super knowledgeable. When you book with this group your experience and your outlook on the pyramids is completely different. There is so much history and you don’t by walking alone or with other agencies, Miguel and Angeles, thank you for an unforgettable experience.

Wow! Julio Caesar made the history of the pyramids and the entire area demonstrated in depth knowledge and personal connection to the sights. He and our driver, Angelina, made an excellent pair. The only complaints I have are that some parts of the sights we visited we closed due to COVID and the artisans we visited made us feel pressured to purchase items that seemed high priced.

Loved the attentive, thoughtful care during the day trip. Angelina picked my husband and I up at our hotel on time, took us to pick up the only other member tour and then on to meet our guide, JulioCesar. The day was well planned although it was disappointing not to be able to climb the temples or visit the museum, JulioCesar made up for it through his knowledgeable responses to our questions. The trip to St Martin, the caves and ball game demonstration were vey instructive. While I enjoyed visiting the chocolate, obsidian and agave demonstrations and tasting of mezcal, tequila and more, we. Felt pressured to purchase products when what we wanted to do was know more about Teotihuacan.

Such a great experience. Everyone was so friendly and knowledgeable and they really provided a great value. Highly recommended!

Was picked up at my hotel along with one other person and were taken to the pyramid site and walked and talked about the history and possible theories behind the site. We weren't able to climb up the main pyramids because of the pandemic unfortunately because of fellow Americans not wanting to wear masks outside they closed them 🙄. After that you could either be taken by car or tour by bike around the site (not through) and visit the Pueblo (town) nearby and also stop to see how chocolate is traditionally made in the country that introduced us to this food item. There I also got to try pulque which before the Spanish introduced distillation, was probably the alcoholic agave deriven drink of the past which is still enjoyed by many today. We also got introduced to xoconostle, a sour cactus fruit similar looking to the sweeter prickly pear fruit (which they call tuna in Spanish. Atún is the Spanish word for the fish) and also to an obsedian craftsman and of course had the opportunity to buy some as well there. We also were taken to a cave which was cool. I have no sense of direction so it's a good thing to have gone through this cave with a guide😅 Afterwards we had the opportunity of eating somewhere local or more commercial. I would've preferred the local option, but it was considered the spicy option and the other patron didn't want that so we went to the more commercial one, but it was still good! All in all I was happy with this tour. The guides were very informative and very passionate about the history in this area.