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Discover the Culinary Side of Colonia Roma
Dive into a foodie's dream tour in Colonia Roma, Mexico City
Start time:
12:00
Max group size:
10
Live guide:
English, Spanish
Duration:
4h
Wheelchair accessible
Start time:
12:00
Duration:
4h
Max group size:
10
Wheelchair accessible
Live guide:
English, Spanish
Provider: Sabores Mexico Food Tours
Registered address: Ámsterdam 255, Hipódromo, Cuauhtémoc, 06100, Mexico City, MX
Contact details
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All the food tastings (enough for lunch).
Tour guide
Mexico's neighborhood map.
Bottle of water.
Gratuity for the guide.
Hotel pickup and drop-off.
Personal expenses.
- Gourmet Revolution: Traditional ingredients take a modern twist in this neighborhood, the epicenter of culinary creativity.
- "Dive into Culinary Adventures: This tour takes you beyond basic flavors, immersing you in the narratives and fervor of world-renowned chefs."
- Witness History: Marvel at Colonia Roma, a dynamic emblem of Mexico City's illustrious past and bright future.
Step into a fiesta of flavors with a tantalizing tour of Colonia Roma, the hippest culinary hotspot in Mexico City! This journey is not just about tantalizing your taste buds but also about exploring charming neighborhood restaurants, traditional ‘mom and pop’ specialty food shops, and eclectic ethnic eateries. So come on, give in to the temptation of indulging your palate - it's not just a feast for the body but also nourishment for the soul and a gateway to lasting friendships.
But wait, there's more! This isn't just a food tour, it's a voyage into the heart of Mexican life. Uncover the rich tapestry of history, culture, and architecture that has shaped this trendy neighborhood. Marvel at architectural treasures, stroll through beautiful gardens, and gaze upon historic mansions in a neighborhood that's been charming locals and visitors alike for over a century. So why wait? Grab this ticket to embark on an unforgettable gastronomical and cultural adventure!
Cancellation policy: Full refund available up to 24 hours before the start of the activity. No refund is given less than 24 hours before the start of the activity or in case of no-show.
- Cancellation is possible until 24 hours before your visit date.
- Rescheduling is possible until 24 hours before your visit date.
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