• Bosque de Chapultepec - You will discover beautiful corridors of Chapultepec Forest and learn about its history through its monuments, fountains and altars. Roll through the forest’s tree-lined paths, discover beautiful hidden places full of history, learn more about the history of the Mexicas and facts about the Spanish conquest and the destruction of the great Tenochtitlán. Enjoy a moment of relaxation in the audiorama, appreciate and learn about the history of Mexico during World War II and learn about the history of Chapultepec Castle and the creation of Avenida de la Reforma.
• El Angel de la Independencia - Take a selfie with this iconic monument that commemorates Mexico’s independence as a free nation, learn the history of one of the most important avenues in Latin America as well as historical details and the real name of the monument’s “angel.”
• Plaza Rio de Janeiro - In the Rio de Janeiro park square, inaugurated in 1903, you can admire a copy of Michelangelo’s “David” placed in the center of the square following the remodeling of the Federal District Government in 1976. You can also admire the different architectural styles such as Art Deco, eclectic, functionalist and rationalist.
• Mexico Park - Wheel inside the General San Martín Park or better known as Mexico Park, built in 1927 and located in the Hipóromo Condesa neighborhood. Admire its ponds and art deco architecture, it currently functions as a meeting and recreation place for the Condesa neighborhood and its surroundings, and you will also see many dogs walking around the park.
• Colonia Roma - After Parque México it’s time to go for tacos!!!
  We’ll go to Taquería “El Güero” where you can enjoy different traditional Mexican dishes and best of all you can order tacos with or without meat. After eating the tacos, we’ll head towards Roma to cycle through Parque España, this park was designed by architect José Luis Cuevas and was inaugurated in 1921 to commemorate the anniversary of the country’s independence. We’ll cycle through the heart of the park to admire its beauty, see the inauguration plaque next to the ahuehuete tree that is more than 100 years old, as well as the monument to Lázaro Cárdenas inaugurated in 1974.

• Bottled water
• Lunch
• Helmet
• Bicycle use

• Private transportation
• Gratuities

Discover the rich history of a Mexico City neighborhood in an engaging and enjoyable manner. Join us for a bicycle tour through the city’s downtown, where you’ll marvel at distinctive monuments, statues, and fountains in two historically rich neighborhoods.

We provide guided city tours and cycling training for both road and mountain bikes. Experience the city or take in the stunning forest landscapes while enjoying road cycling or mountain biking!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.